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Patriarchy and female subordination in selected works by Jane Austen

Sofia Aspling

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An overview of the theme of patriarchy / female subordination in selected works by Jane Austen. The male characters own power and authority while the female characters struggle for independence i ...

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An overview of the theme of patriarchy / female subordination in selected works by Jane Austen. The male characters own power and authority while the female characters struggle for independence i ...

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An overview of the theme of patriarchy / female subordination in selected works by Jane Austen. The male characters own power and authority while the female characters struggle for independence i ...

Key concepts: Patriarchy, Subordination (linguistics), Independence (probability theory), Theme (computing), Gender studies, Power (physics), Sociology, Philosophy

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