Intersectionality in Queer Literary Critique

This examination centers on the relationship between intersectionality and queer literary critique, highlighting how various forms of oppression intersect in narrative construction and character development.

Discussing intersectionality is crucial as it reveals the complexity of identities and the multiplicity of experiences represented in literature. This approach enhances the understanding of how systemic inequalities impact narrative voice and representation in queer literature.

Candidates will be assessed on their ability to articulate the concept of intersectionality and its application to literary analysis. This will include discussions on character identity, social dynamics, and the representation of marginalized communities.

Further, this exam will challenge students to connect intersectional perspectives with broader social realities, demonstrating relevance beyond literary critique.