Development of androgynous identities [Ph.D. English Literature] : a feminist study of the selected British and Pakistan English fiction / by Bushra Siddiqui

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Bushra Siddiqui

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TextPublication details: Lahore : UMT. Institute of Liberal Arts. Department of English and Literary Studies, 2022Description: 253 p. CDSubject(s):

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TP 823.912 BUS-D

Dissertation note: Report presented in partial requirement for Ph.D. degree in English Literature Adviser : Dr. Zahid Iqbal Ph.D. Department of English and Literary Studies, 2022 13008094003

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Report presented in partial requirement for Ph.D. degree in English Literature
Adviser : Dr. Zahid Iqbal Ph.D. Department of English and Literary Studies, 2022 13008094003

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