Feminist Perspectives in British Literature: A Critical Analysis

This examination centers on feminist literary theory as applied to British literature, analyzing works by authors such as Virginia Woolf, Mary Shelley, and Doris Lessing. Candidates will assess themes such as gender roles, identity, and socio-political criticism.

Feminist perspectives are vital for understanding the complex dynamics of gender in literature, providing critical insights that influence contemporary literary criticism and inform gender studies across various disciplines.

The exam will test students' ability to critically engage with texts, articulate feminist theory implications, and analyze characters and plots through a feminist lens, emphasizing informed discourse and critique.

Flexibility in discussing the historical evolution of feminist thought in literature will be encouraged, showcasing its relevance not only in literary studies but also in broader social contexts.