Post 9/11 Afghan Women: A Comparative Study Of Khaled Hosseini And Atique Rahimi’s Writings
Afghanistan is a country that has been facing war for about 40 years. Women and children have always been the victims of this war and its spoils. In their narratives, both the novelists Khaled Hosseini and Atique Rahimi present a subjective vision of post 9/11 Afghan women and thereby attempt to awa...
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Main Authors: | Anwar, Saima, Fida, Sadia |
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Other Authors: | Kadir, Nadhrah A |
Format: | Book Section |
Language: | English |
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School of Social Sciences, USM
2017
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Online Access: | http://eprints.usm.my/41229/1/ART_110.pdf http://eprints.usm.my/41229/ http://www.sspis.usm.my |
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