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This article compares two novels portraying female protagonists resisting patriarchal structures, indicating literature's role in gender resistance.
This article compares the novels of “Wide Sargasso Sea” and “Day and Night” as against patriarchal supremacy. Both novels portray female protagonists defying oppressive social structures and male authority. The article explores female protagonists' resistance to oppression through voice, psychological struggle and identity, revealing literature as a space of gender resistance.
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