And They Didn't Die

Ngcobo presents the themes and concerns in her novel from a feminist perspective. What do we call the kind of feminism that she uses in the presentation of these themes and concern

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Asked by Bongekile on 03 Dec 10:02

Last updated by Jill W on 03 Dec 13:57

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Answered by Jill W on 03 Dec 13:57

I would have to say "radical feminism" (outcome feminism), based upon the the fact that the novel takes place during apartheid, and yet, we also see evidence of patriarchy.