In this paper, I argue for an Afro-communitarian account of personhood that considers the value complementarity as a necessary part human existence. The reason conceptualizing complementary enterprise is to dispel understanding gender sustains inequality. aim explore logic characterizes specific kind can complementarity. universalized idea patriarchy and gender, construed within Western feminis...

The article aims to analyze the depiction of women and nature in Abhi Subedi’s play, Māyādevikā Sapanā [Dreams Mayadevi] (2008) from ecofeminist perspective. play associates suggests that there is similarity between domination exploitation by men patriarchy. female characters criticize patriarchal gender roles based on hierarchy dualism. They identify patriarchy as root cause violence against n...

This article examines the narrative of resistance to social subordination and manipulated notions faithfulness treason in Hisham Matar's In Country Men (2006) observed through lens child narrator, 9-year-old Suleiman, who grows critical patriarchy power hierarchy Libyan society's private public spheres. sphere, his mother's retelling her forced marriage at a young age informs initial aversion p...

The concept ‘patriarchy’ has endured decline in use by historians despite calls for its redemption. One of the main reasons is that uses fall into potentially clashing categories: There are theories as hierarchical authority family and there a ubiquitous or universal structure through which men dominate women. I suggest first more useful because it allows better historically situated understand...

This paper examines the feminism of Adrienne Rich, focusing on how she subverts patriarchal ideas and themes in a few her poems. Rich's criticism gender roles, power relationships, repressive aspects patriarchy can be found by looking at poetry through feminist lens. Rich effectively promotes equality challenging norms use language, imagery, poetic methods.Rich's poems under study are: ‘‘Tear G...