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Exploring Resistance: How Marginalized Voices Challenge the Canon Introduction What compels a voice—long stifled or disregarded—to rise and reshape literary history? Every classic in the canon was, at some point, new, daring, and sometimes controversial. Yet, for centuries, dominant cultures have dictated what counts as “canonical” literature, often sidelining the works and voices of marginalized … Read more
Deconstructing Postcolonial Voices in Modern English Novels Introduction: Unearthing Hidden Voices Modern English novels teem with diverse perspectives, but some of the most compelling and transformative voices rise from the aftermath of colonialism. These postcolonial voices disrupt, question, and reimagine the literary landscape, challenging dominant narratives and giving life to experiences historically relegated to the … Read more
Feminist Criticism and the Novels of Jane Austen: Reassessing Women’s Voices in Literature Introduction: Rewriting the Canon through a Feminist Lens Jane Austen, one of the most enduring figures in English literature, has long captivated readers with her sharp wit, social critique, and timeless love stories. Yet, beyond the romanticized view of her novels lies … Read more
A Comprehensive Guide to Literary Genres: Understanding the Variety in Literature Literature is a vast domain filled with diverse genres that have developed over centuries. These genres help to categorize works into various forms based on content, structure, and intent. From the imaginative realms of fiction to the fact-based world of non-fiction, each genre brings … Read more