On A Search For Voice

Authors

  • Nettie Bozanich

Keywords:

Female voice, Feminist literary theory, Literary theory, Literary criticism

Abstract

The search for voice is a crucial part of feminist theory. Voice is based on both self-definition and interactions with communities. One challenge is to delineate between outside sources that hinder and foster growth in voice. Sharing personal experiences is crucial in understanding voice. A journey of voice is demonstrated through reading and writing

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Author Biography

Nettie Bozanich

Nettie Bozanich is currently working as a freelance writer and editor. She holds an Honours degree in English Literature. Her pursuits include expressing her personal experiences through feminist perspectives and exploring oppression experienced by marginalized individuals.
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Published

2003-10-01

Issue

Vol. 28 No. 1 (2003): Open Topic Issue

Section

Original Research

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