Fathers, Daughters, and Slaves: Women Writers and by Doris Kadish HARDBACK

Liverpool University Press

Explore the complex intersections of gender, power, and colonialism in "Fathers, Daughters, and Slaves: Women Writers and French Colonial Slavery" by Doris Kadish. This insightful work delves into the narratives of women writers who engaged with the institution of French colonial slavery, offering a unique perspective on this critical historical period. Kadish expertly analyzes how these women navigated societal expectations and contributed to the discourse surrounding slavery. Key Features: * Examines the role of women writers in shaping perceptions of French colonial slavery. * Provides in-depth analysis of literary works and their historical context. * Uncovers the multifaceted experiences of fathers, daughters, and enslaved individuals. * Offers a fresh perspective on a crucial era of colonial history. This book is essential reading for scholars and students of literature, history, and gender studies, offering a nuanced understanding of the literary and social landscape of French colonialism. Product Summary: Fathers Daughters Slaves Women Writers French Colonial Slavery Doris Kadish Hardback Liverpool University Press Academic Book Historical Analysis Gender Studies Literary Criticism Colonial History