Identity in motion and oppressed voices of trapped self in zora neale hurston's their eyes were watching God and buchiemecheta's second class citizen
Sidra Tariq (F13A14G43012)
Identity in motion and oppressed voices of trapped self in zora neale hurston's their eyes were watching God and buchiemecheta's second class citizen a comparative study - Faisalabad (unpublished) 2016 - 64 p. ; 29 cm.
Submitted in fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy to the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. Includes bibliographical references
Thesis supervisor: Dr. Mazhar Hayat
English
Rock music --Identity crises--Black feminist--Racism--African society--FSSH
782.42166 / SID
Identity in motion and oppressed voices of trapped self in zora neale hurston's their eyes were watching God and buchiemecheta's second class citizen a comparative study - Faisalabad (unpublished) 2016 - 64 p. ; 29 cm.
Submitted in fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy to the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. Includes bibliographical references
Thesis supervisor: Dr. Mazhar Hayat
English
Rock music --Identity crises--Black feminist--Racism--African society--FSSH
782.42166 / SID