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feminist criticism

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feminist criticism

Set of literary theories concerned with women as readers and writers of literary texts and as characters within them. Issues addressed include whether a specifically female writing exists, the way male authors perpetuate patriarchal attitudes through their writing, and the rehabilitation of neglected female authors.



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Reviewing earlier African American feminist criticism, Gallego concludes that this discourse involves "the subversion, inversion or variation of other discourses that marginalize African American women.
Dewey clarifies the issue of the relations between the dominant and non-dominant members of society as feminist criticism has evolved in recent years.
It is inspired by feminist criticism to question the way in which Jesus/Christ and "humanity" has been gendered masculine, but it is questioning from a queer position, i.
 
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