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Páginas: 3 (600 palabras)
Publicado: 15 de mayo de 2011
1. Monica Ali’s Brick Lane– Fiction, Yet Relevant : The Plight of Bangladeshi Women from a Fictive Perspective
University essay from Högskolan Kristianstad/Sektionen för Lärarutbildning
Author :Gustaf Crusensvärd; [2011]
Keywords : Monica Ali; Brick Lane; oppression; sexism; Bangladesh;
Abstract : This essay focuses on the topics of sexism and the function of gender and oppression inMonica Ali’s Brick Lane. Instances in the novel are related to real world incidents in order to show how Ali, in spite of her Western upbringing and perspective, has accurately depicted severalproblematical cases of injustice in Muslim culture. READ MORE
2. Why Is The Little Girl Missing? : A descriptive study on the cause and effect of translation shifts in the Swedish translation of EnidBlyton’s Five on a Treasure Island.
University essay from Södertörns högskola/Lärarutbildningen
Author : Anders Almgren; [2010]
Keywords : Translation studies; sexism; shifts; gender; Bourdieu; Ås;Chesterman; Rudd; didactic models; ideologically influenced translations;
Abstract : This essay will investigate the cause of shifts – changes made when translating – in the Swedish version ofEnid Blyton‟s Five on a Treasure Island. It should be seen as a direct sequel to The Little Girl is Missing – a bachelor degree project written at Stockholm University. READ MORE
1. Monica Ali’s BrickLane– Fiction, Yet Relevant : The Plight of Bangladeshi Women from a Fictive Perspective
University essay from Högskolan Kristianstad/Sektionen för Lärarutbildning
Author : Gustaf Crusensvärd;[2011]
Keywords : Monica Ali; Brick Lane; oppression; sexism; Bangladesh;
Abstract : This essay focuses on the topics of sexism and the function of gender and oppression in Monica Ali’s Brick Lane.Instances in the novel are related to real world incidents in order to show how Ali, in spite of her Western upbringing and perspective, has accurately depicted several problematical cases of...
University essay from Högskolan Kristianstad/Sektionen för Lärarutbildning
Author :Gustaf Crusensvärd; [2011]
Keywords : Monica Ali; Brick Lane; oppression; sexism; Bangladesh;
Abstract : This essay focuses on the topics of sexism and the function of gender and oppression inMonica Ali’s Brick Lane. Instances in the novel are related to real world incidents in order to show how Ali, in spite of her Western upbringing and perspective, has accurately depicted severalproblematical cases of injustice in Muslim culture. READ MORE
2. Why Is The Little Girl Missing? : A descriptive study on the cause and effect of translation shifts in the Swedish translation of EnidBlyton’s Five on a Treasure Island.
University essay from Södertörns högskola/Lärarutbildningen
Author : Anders Almgren; [2010]
Keywords : Translation studies; sexism; shifts; gender; Bourdieu; Ås;Chesterman; Rudd; didactic models; ideologically influenced translations;
Abstract : This essay will investigate the cause of shifts – changes made when translating – in the Swedish version ofEnid Blyton‟s Five on a Treasure Island. It should be seen as a direct sequel to The Little Girl is Missing – a bachelor degree project written at Stockholm University. READ MORE
1. Monica Ali’s BrickLane– Fiction, Yet Relevant : The Plight of Bangladeshi Women from a Fictive Perspective
University essay from Högskolan Kristianstad/Sektionen för Lärarutbildning
Author : Gustaf Crusensvärd;[2011]
Keywords : Monica Ali; Brick Lane; oppression; sexism; Bangladesh;
Abstract : This essay focuses on the topics of sexism and the function of gender and oppression in Monica Ali’s Brick Lane.Instances in the novel are related to real world incidents in order to show how Ali, in spite of her Western upbringing and perspective, has accurately depicted several problematical cases of...
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