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Feminist voice in african women novels : evidence from Flora Nwapa’s one is enough, Calitxhe Beyala’s the sun hath looked upon me and tsitsi dangaregmba’s nervous conditions / Angela Kapuka Kasonde

By: Kasonde, Angela Kapuka.

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BookPublisher: Lusaka : University of Zambia, 2019Description: viii, 95 pages.Subject(s): Feminism in literature | Feminism | Women authors -- ExcerptsOnline resources: Click here to access online

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