Gender Politics, Home & Nation in Zulu Sofola's King Emene Tragedy of a Rebellion

Maureen N. Eke

Gender Politics, Home & Nation in Zulu Sofola's King Emene Tragedy of a Rebellion

English Language And Literature

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The article provides an alternative reading of Sofola's plays, paying attention the patriarchal construction of nation and identity and how such construction often excludes or marginalizes women.

Original language	English
Journal	African Literature Today (ALT) Boydell & Brewer
Volume	30
State	Published - Dec 2012

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