Liminality space in-between: a feminist evaluation of primordial and modern polarities of the woman’s journey in the Nigerian novel

Muhammad Alkali, and Rosli Talif, and Wan Roselezam Wan Yahya, and Jariah Mohd. Jan, (2014) Liminality space in-between: a feminist evaluation of primordial and modern polarities of the woman’s journey in the Nigerian novel. 3L; Language,Linguistics and Literature,The Southeast Asian Journal of English Language Studies., 20 (1). pp. 129-142. ISSN 0128-5157

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Abstract

The option offered by the modern polarity feminist is not with the intent of sounding like magic, but it largely guarantees the disheartened opposite sex to get pretty impressive results with minimal intervention, resulting in relationship satisfaction, intimacy, love, passion, commitment, and trust. In fact, it can boast of decline in marital dissatisfaction as entirely eliminated, although there could be exceptions. This nego-feminist framework is heard throughout the paper interrogating primordialism on womanhood in Nigerian novels into those with opposition motifs to modern streaks which guarantee lively-partnership. The evaluation shows that women generally can reap maximally from the nego-feminist frame.

Item Type:Article
Keywords:feminism; Nego-feminism; negotiation; Nigerian woman; Nigerian novel;
Journal:3L ; Journal of Language, Linguistics and Literature
ID Code:7071
Deposited By: ms aida -
Deposited On:14 Apr 2014 08:48
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