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Digital feminism combines feminism and digital tools; the core purpose of digital feminism is to demonstrate how women utilize the internet as a platform to share issues and promote empowerment. This study focuses partic...

Naylor's novels consistently address the oppression of women due to their sex and race. Her novels often portray men as irresponsible and unwilling to commit to any relationship. Naylor's literary corpus offers a compreh...

This article investigates how Joanne Harris’s Chocolat series: Chocolat (1999), The Lollipop Shoes (2007), Peaches for Monsieur le Curé (2012), and The Strawberry Thief (2019), redefines female identity and resistance...

Instead of predominantly functioning to protect women, many toxic marriages even legitimize and institutionalize patriarchal oppression. This has sparked feminist criticism, as in Katie Fforde's novel Going Dutch. Featur...

Amish Tripathi’s The Shiva Trilogy reimagines Hindu mythology through a socio-political lens, presenting the Nagas not as mythological monsters but as deterritorialized agents challenging the hegemonic Somras-Industri...

African women developed indigenous feminist theories because they believed that Western Feminism could not answer the needs of African women. The reasons are cultural differences and differences in African women’s expe...

Trauma is an encounter of the violent event, with its unexpectedness and horror. Traumatic disorders transpire when there is an interplay between the experience and memory along with their gender violence. The most destr...

This article explores the neglected character of Urmila in Sita’s Sister by Kavita Kane, analyzing her plight in the context of patriarchal feminism. While Indian scriptures such as the Ramayana and Mahabharata glorify...

Abstract This research article attempts to read Paula Hawkins novel The Girl on the Train through the lens of Psycho – Feminism. By analyzing this text, the researcher argues that Hawkins not only captures the attrib...

This article aims to examine the exploitation of women in Kaine Agary’s novel Yellow-Yellow (2006). The novel has been analyzed from a postcolonial ecofeminist perspective. The postcolonial ecofeminist analysis of this...