Sartean reading of Nihilation and heterosexual dynamics of gaze in dystopian feminist science fiction the handmaid's tale by Margaret Atwood [BS (Hons) English Literature] / . by Rameen Ijaz

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Rameen Ijaz

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TextPublication details: Lahore : UMT. Institute of Communication and Cultural Studies. Department of English Literature, 2019Description: 48 p. CDDDC classification:

TP 813.54 RAM-S

Dissertation note: Report presented in partial requirement for BS (Hons) degree in English Literature, Advisor : Ms Shabana Zafar BS (Hons) Department of English Language and Literature 2019 15005119027

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Report presented in partial requirement for BS (Hons) degree in English Literature,
Advisor : Ms Shabana Zafar BS (Hons) Department of English Language and Literature 2019 15005119027

Institute of Cultural and Communication Studies

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