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Volume : XIV, Issue : II, March - 2024

RADICAL FEMINISM IN INDIAN ENGLISH FICTION: A LITERARY EXPLORATION

Ramachandra, Dr. Vijeta Gautam

By : Laxmi Book Publication

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This essay explores how radical feminism is portrayed in Indian English fiction and how modern Indian writers use their writing as a vehicle to criticize patriarchal systems and promote women's liberation. One important lens through which the struggles of women in post-colonial India are reimagined is radical feminism, which highlights the necessity of fundamental societal change in order to dismantle patriarchal systems

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    Ramachandra, Dr. Vijeta Gautam(2024). RADICAL FEMINISM IN INDIAN ENGLISH FICTION: A LITERARY EXPLORATION. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. XIV, Issue. II, http://isrj.org/UploadedData/11199.pdf

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