Beschreibung
Womens writing is a distinct area of literary studies which is based on the notion that the experience of women is formed by their gender, and so women writers deserve close study. The scholarly interest in womens writing as a separate category grew comparatively in the seventies of the twentieth century. This, led to studying and writing womens autobiography. The rise of the status of autobiography was a result of being a genre that reflects different issues especially feminist, postcolonial and postmodern critical theories. The book investigates the feminist theoretical methodologies of life history writing. It is also an attempt to compare between Western autobiography and Arab life history through the analysis of Maya Angelous six volume autobiography and Leila Abouzeids memoir. The study hopes to help feminist academics, Arabic literature specialists and humanities scholars in general.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Rasha Osman Abd el Haliem, is an English lecturer and TKT trainer, at the Higher Technological Institute. Rasha attained Advanced Certification in English Language Teaching from the University of Oregon. Rasha is highly interested in comparative literature and is an avid researcher who presented in many international conferences.
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