Context as the Text Determinant: A Comparative study of Wollstonecraft and El Saadawi’s Socio-Political Backgrounds

The current paper considers, for the first time, most controversial feminist writers, in both West and East, British Mary Wollstonecraft (1759-1797) Egyptian Nawal El Saadawi (1931-2021 ) from a comparative perspective. Choosing these two authors is due to their lasting contributions development of feminism respective societies. This study undertaken shed light on salient socio-political circumstances that have prompted considered write strikingly similar way despite fact they come very dissimilar cultures, religions epochs. present paper, principally by employing theories American school literature, attempts vividly manifest how Saadawi, through writings, shared with reader own experiences sufferings give an authentic example women’s misery general. Such findings reveal integration authors’ personal enriches works conviction passion, while French Revolution resistance colonizer many Eastern countries been vital determinants written novels, namely Wrongs Woman, or Maria (1798) Women at Point Zero (1973).