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The Prizegiving(The Women's Press fiction)

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Welche Bedeutung hat die Emanzipation der Frau in einer Gesellschaft, in der Orient und westliche Kultur gemeinsam existieren? Im Roman treffen wir Frauen, die rebellisch werden;.. Die Lehrerin aus der ersten Generation der Republik versucht ein Beispiel für die anderen Frauen zu sein. Weil sie den Widerspruch zwischen alt und neu nicht lösen kann, leidet sie unter Depressionen und begeht Selbstmord. Ihre Tochter, die Schriftstellerin, setzt sich mit der heiligen Institution „Ehe" auseinander und macht sich als Frau auf die Suche nach einer neuen Persönlichkeit Die junge Frau aus der dritten Generation sieht nur den politischen Kampf als Mittel für die Freiheit aller Menschen. Im Roman wird deutlich, wie eng moralische, religiöse und politische Unterdrückung mit der Herrschaft des Mannes verwoben sind. Die Leserin in Westdeutschland mag meinen, die Auseinandersetzungen in der „unterentwickelten" Türkei seien doch gänzlich verschieden - Aysel Özakin beweist anschaulich das Gegenteil!

Genre: Fiction
Format: Paperback
Published: 1988
Pages: 192
Publisher: The Women's Press
ISBN: 9780704341234

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