Titlebook: Ecofeminist Perspectives from African Women Creative Writers; Earth, Gender, and t Enna Sukutai Gudhlanga,Musa Wenkosi Dube,Limakatso Book

Morphine

評論性

The Intersection of Earth, Gender and the Sacred in NoViolet Bulawayo’s ,: Eco-critical African Femi the sacred. These three motifs feature conspicuously in Bulawayo’s literary oeuvre to shed light on profound impacts of othering rational and abusive gendered culture on one’s sense of being, (un)belonging and identity in contemporary times. Without downplaying, the dystopic and melancholic aspects

Engaging

容易做

柔軟

Generational Search for Home: History, Race and Gendered Perspectives in Yaa Gyasi’s?resenting an in-depth tracing of the history of uprootment of the Africans (through slavery) from their homeland. Not only does the title of the novel by Yaa Gyasi problematise the status of the African American as one who is lost, not at home, thereby in physical and spiritual exile. This status no

調(diào)情

outskirts

: The Sea, The Land and One African Woman’s Voyage-infor a father leads her to connect with a stranger, Muhidin, whom she claims and adopts as her own father. The geographical setting of her home exposes her to outgoings of waves, of ships and of strangers. Ayaana lives within the sight of the sea, and within the constant hearing of the sound and ebb

Expostulate

BRACE

Obscure

and ecology in selected texts written by African women. They bring these texts into conversation with broader eco-feminist theological scholarship, exploring the potential of literary writing to contribute to theological discourse of liberation and social justice in the African and global arena..978-3-031-48511-4978-3-031-48509-1