Mukhtar Mai, an Emblem of Struggle against Oppression
Journal: International Journal of English, Literature and Social Science (Vol.3, No. 4)Publication Date: 2018-07-01
Authors : Mohinderpal Kaur;
Page : 673-679
Keywords : Struggle; Oppression; victimized;
Abstract
This paper seeks to analyse Mukhtar Mai's memoir In The Name of Honor (2006) from the point of view of a victimized female sufferer who subsequently resists patriarchal society and becomes an emblem of struggle against oppression. Before taking up Mukhtar Mai's memoir, I would like to focus on the difference between memoir and autobiography. The line between memoir and autobiography is vague. Like an autobiography, a memoir is a narrative that reveals experiences within the author's lifetime.
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