Mapping Resistance and Domestic Rebellion: The Feminist Imagination of Ashapurna Debi’s Trilogy

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  • Srija Sanyal Author

Keywords:

South Asia, Bengali Women’s Writings, Feminist Realism

Abstract

This article investigates the feminist literary works of Ashapurna Debi, a prominent Bengali writer. It highlights how her trilogy portrays women’s desires, resistance, and struggles within patriarchal domestic spaces. Through nuanced female characters, Debi creates a feminist discourse rooted in realism. The study also shows how her work influenced feminist literary traditions in South Asia.

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Published

2024-12-31

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Vol. 12 (2024): Indraprastha Journal VOL. XII-XIII

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