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"Into a Horizon I Will Not Recognize": Female Identity and Transitional Space Aboard Nair's Ladies Coupé.

A literary criticism for the book "Ladies Coupé" by Anita Nair is presented. It outlines the characters and explores the symbolic significance of these characters. It highlights the creation of both literal and figural spaces for women within a patriarchal system. It also mentions about symbolism of...

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Published in:Iowa Journal of Cultural Studies Vol. 15; no. 1; pp. 56 - 80
Main Author: Bausman, Cassandra
Format: Literary Criticism
Published: Iowa Journal of Cultural Studies 2014
Subjects:
Ladies Coupe (Book)
Nair, Anita
Feminists
Discourse
Symbolism
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