Titlebook: In Her Own Write; (Women in Society) Jennifer Breen Textbook 1990Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 children.politics.war.wom

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Alternatives to marriage,t of some fiction? Do women find more freedom by taking lovers, living in communes, or making homes with their own sex? In recent twentieth-century fiction, some women are represented as wanting to cut themselves off completely from the dominance of men, especially from that male craving for power w

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Politics and war, to their advantage. In theories about ‘sexual politics’, the personal sexual relationship is shown to hold overtones of domination and submission, with generally the male dominating the female. Kate Millett claims that, until the balance of power shifts, especially in sexual relationships, to equal

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Beyond racial stereotypes, interests of men. V. S. Naipaul’s . (1967), for example, epitomises a masculine conception of a mixed-race marriage in which the female European partner, Sandra, is portrayed as the cynical and knowing vamp, who entraps sexually the naive and misguided Indian student narrator:

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Conclusion,vernment, is about power — how it is exerted or experienced by one person in relation to another, or by one group in relation to another group. So when women read a work of fiction, they are engaged in a political act by which they might gain or lose power, depending on how and what they read. The e

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Textbook 1990Latest editionts a traditional view of a woman‘s role. She analyses a broad range of women‘s fiction and relates her readings to social issues of the day. This book is an exciting guide for students, teachers, and general readers of either gender who are interested in twentieth-century fiction by women.

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