Fictions of Feminine Citizenship: Sexuality and the Nation in Contemporary Caribbean Literature
by D. Francis
Fictions of Feminine Citizenship explores how contemporary Caribbean literature represents sexuality, femininity, and national belonging. D. Francis brings literary and cultural analysis to questions of citizenship, examining the narratives through which gendered identities and relationships to the nation are imagined.
About This Book
Fictions of Feminine Citizenship examines the relationship between sexuality, national identity, and citizenship in contemporary Caribbean literature.
The book focuses on how ideas of femininity and belonging are represented through literary texts and cultural narratives.
Its subject matter connects Caribbean literary studies with gender studies and broader questions about the nation.
Written by D. Francis, this work is suited to readers interested in literature, sexuality, citizenship, and cultural analysis.
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