The place of a woman as reflected in two novels: So long a letter of Mariama Ba and Concubine of Elechi Amadi
This study examines the place of a woman as reflected in two novels: So long a letter of Mariama Ba and Concubine of Elechi Amadi.The study analyses the place of a woman as reflected in So long a letter and Concubine on a feminist and psychoanalytic perspective. The study uses textual analysis to show how the two authors; male and female have shown the place of a woman in their texts. The woman is oppressed; she is regarded as inferior to man, as a second class human being of less value than a man in the two novels under study. However, the likes of Aissatou in So long a letter and Ihuoma in Concubine respectively had the courage to say no to social injustices of their time in their societies
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| Institution | University of Zambia |
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| Faculty / School | Humanities and Social Sciences |
| Degree | Master of Arts derived |
| Degree Level | Masters derived |
| Year | 2015 |
| Language | en |
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| Source Record | https://rims.unza.ac.zm/handle/123456789/3746 |