Fictions of Feminine Citizenship: Sexuality and the Nation in Contemporary Caribbean Literature
by D. Francis
A critical study of Caribbean women writers exploring sexuality, citizenship, and national identity through contemporary fiction.
About This Book
This scholarly work analyzes contemporary Caribbean literature written by women.
It investigates intersections between sexuality, citizenship, and national belonging.
The study draws on postcolonial and feminist theoretical frameworks.
Focus remains on how narrative strategies challenge traditional concepts of identity.
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