A CRITIQUE OF THE COLONIAL DISCOURSE IN WOMEN'S TRAVELOGUES

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ATASHI LALEH; ANUSHIRAVANI ALIREZA

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Journal: LITERARY CRITICISM Year:2013 | Volume:5 | Issue:20 Page(s): 27-48

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A CRITIQUE OF THE COLONIAL DISCOURSE IN WOMEN'S TRAVELOGUES

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ATASHI LALEH | ANUSHIRAVANI ALIREZA | Issue Writer Certificate

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TRAVELOGUEQ2

WOMAN TRAVELERSQ2

POSTCOLONIAL CRITICISMQ2

HOMI BHABHAQ2

THIRD SPACEQ2

Abstract

This research presents an analytical critique of the tensions within the contact zone revealed in the TRAVELOGUEs by western women. Travel writing, as a literary genre, has often been marginalized in literary researches. TRAVELOGUEs written by women have been doubly marginalized because in patriarchal societies, woman writers have been denied the credit that man writers have been granted. Western women have occupied an unsure position in the space between the discourse of colonialism and the discourse of femininity; therefore, they often reveal such encounters, interactions, and tensions in their texts-tensions that can seldom be found in men’s travel books. These tensions can be traced in the images that WOMAN TRAVELERS offer of the East. The clash between the discourse of colonialism and the discourse of femininity during the nineteenth century gave rise to tensions that have shaped British women’s identity and influenced their social position.

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AN INTRODUCTION TO IMAGOLOGY INTRODUCING A LITERARY AND ARTISTIC CRITICISM (TITLE IN FRENCH: UNE INTRODUCTION SUR L’IMAGOLOGIE PRÉSENTATION D’UNE MÉTHODE DE LA CRITIQUE LITTÉRAIRE ET ARTISTIQUE) (TITLE IN GERMAN: EINFÜHRUNG IN DIE IMAGOLOGIE VORSTELLUNG EINER METHODE ZUR LITERATURUND KUNSTKRITIK)

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ATASHI, LALEH, & ANUSHIRAVANI, ALIREZA. (2013). A CRITIQUE OF THE COLONIAL DISCOURSE IN WOMEN'S TRAVELOGUES. LITERARY CRITICISM, 5(20), 27-48. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/158327/en

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ATASHI LALEH, ANUSHIRAVANI ALIREZA. A CRITIQUE OF THE COLONIAL DISCOURSE IN WOMEN'S TRAVELOGUES. LITERARY CRITICISM[Internet]. 2013;5(20):27-48. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/158327/en

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LALEH ATASHI, and ALIREZA ANUSHIRAVANI, “A CRITIQUE OF THE COLONIAL DISCOURSE IN WOMEN'S TRAVELOGUES,” LITERARY CRITICISM, vol. 5, no. 20, pp. 27–48, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/158327/en

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