(In)visibility and the Danish Body in Sultekunstnerinde (2004), a Novel on Postcolonial Greenland.
The article presents a literary criticism of novel "Sultekunstnerinde" by Lotte Inuk. It explores gendered dimension of the imposed identities lies at the root of identity crisis and awareness of limited agency as a preadolescent girl manifest as a life-threatening eating disorder. It mentions novel...
| Publicado en: | Scandinavian Studies Vol. 91; no. 1/2; pp. 205 - 222 |
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University of Wisconsin Press
Spring/Summer2019
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