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... through the lenses . supplied by feminist interpretations of travel literature , looking both at how those accounts are influenced by a female perspective and how they are necessarily distinct from male writing in their form .
... through the lenses . supplied by feminist interpretations of travel literature , looking both at how those accounts are influenced by a female perspective and how they are necessarily distinct from male writing in their form .
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Since Marion and Dupont are outside the traditional realm of power - one is white but not male ; the other , male but not white - their different types of passing suggest a challenge to that positioning of power within the domestic ...
Since Marion and Dupont are outside the traditional realm of power - one is white but not male ; the other , male but not white - their different types of passing suggest a challenge to that positioning of power within the domestic ...
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Yezierska saw the archetypal immigrant " striver " narrative as a fantasy in which male protagonists claimed to have achieved financial success and a degree of assimilation . Like much of Yezierska's work , Salome is defiantly anti ...
Yezierska saw the archetypal immigrant " striver " narrative as a fantasy in which male protagonists claimed to have achieved financial success and a degree of assimilation . Like much of Yezierska's work , Salome is defiantly anti ...
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