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This paper explores the representation of feminism in English fiction, focusing on how female characters, gender identity, and narrative strategies reflect women’s voices and resistance to patriarchy. The study draws on the works of classical and contemporary feminist theorists such as Simone de Beauvoir, Judith Butler, Sandra Gilbert, and Susan Gubar. It also compares these perspectives with research conducted by Uzbek literary scholars, highlighting how feminist ideas are adapted and interpreted within local academic discourse. The article provides insights into thematic, stylistic, and narrative devices that define feminist writing in English literature and suggests pedagogical implications for teaching feminist texts in translation.
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Muxiddinova Dilafruz Mansurovna В МИРОВОЙ ЛИТЕРАТУРНОЙ ГАЛЕРЕЕ
International conference on multidisciplinary science VOLUME-1, ISSUE-5; 202-205 b.b
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