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discourses critique both colonial and western feminist discourses and try to salvage what they can use for understanding and theorizing their \"double colonization,\" i.e. both by patriarchy and neo-colonialism.
Edward Said, so-called \"the father of colonial discourse,\" admits that \"latent Orient
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double, Hope Leslie also resists the legal authority to rescue the wrongfully accused Indian woman in spite of the possibility of being punished. These two women transcend the public/ the private division by intervening in the legal and public affairs. Sedgwick is very conscious in presenting the In
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Eagleton, Terry. William Shakespeare. Oxford & Cambridge: Blackwell, 1986 1st, 1995.
Elam, Keir. Shakespeare\'s Universe of Discourse. London & New York
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