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An Ecofeminist Reading of Jean Rhys’s Wide Sargasso Sea

Author: XieXueMei
Tutor: ZhangHuaiBin
School: Xi'an International Studies University
Course: English Language and Literature
Keywords: Wide Sargasso Sea Ecofeminism Women with nature
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Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2011
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Abstract


The Jane Reese is considered the mother of the Caribbean literature . Throughout his life, Reese has published six novels and four collections of short stories . \Generally speaking , it is seen as a prequel of \Since \Them from all angles by books, scholarly articles and Dissertation analysis, for example, the narrative strategy , post- colonialism , feminism , and intertextuality , etc. . Ecofeminism is a product of the combination of the women's liberation movement and environmental protection movement . Rise academia new the literary criticism paradigm , alliance and the confluence of the feminist and ecological criticism , it contains , to absorb both women with ecological perspective . Although the viewpoint of ecological feminist literary criticism is diverse , the association of women and nature has always been placed in the position of the core . Use of eco - feminist theory of \the ecofeminism implication , so that readers see has a symbolic close links between the natural world and the women , and ultimately reveals eco - feminist consciousness fiction writer Jane Rees . This is not only a study of Rees is a great boost for the development of the entire eco- feminist , but also will provide a new perspective and direction .

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