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T1 Panties and Roads: Woman, Fiction and Cartography in Aritha Van Herk's No Fixed Address
A1 Darias Beautell, Eva Rosa
AB In this paper, I analyse the novel No Fixed Address by the Canadianwriter Aritha van Herk from the particular perspectives opened bypostcolonial and feminist literary theories. I will focus on the intersectionsbetween these two theoretical discourses in fiction. My attempt isto show how van Herk dismantles social and literary conventions in analternative narrative that rewrites the relations among woman, fictionand space.
SN e-2530-8335
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