Race, gender and colonialism in Victorian representations of North Africa : the writings of Charlotte Bronte, Ouida and Grant Allen /

Race, gender and colonialism in Victorian representations of North Africa : the writings of Charlotte Bronte, Ouida and Grant Allen /

Charlotte Bronte, Ouida and Grant Allen are known for their novels that engage with the issue of gender, race and Empire within the context of nineteenth-century representations of French-colonised North Africa and Algeria. An analysis of colonial discourse, engaging specifically with Edward Said�...

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Main Author: Aimillia Mohd Ramli (Author)
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: Manchester : Faculty of Humanities, University of Manchester, 2008
Subjects:
Bronte, Charlotte, > 1816-1855. > Villette
Bronte, Charlotte, > 1816-1855 > Criticism and interpretation
Quida, > 1839-1908. > Under two flags
Quida, > 1839-1908. > Criticism and interpretation
Allen, Grant, > 1848-1899. > Tents of Shem
Allen, Grant, > 1848-1899. > Criticism and interpretation
Imperialism in literature
Colonies in literature
Race in literature
Gender in literature
Theses, IIUM foreign
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