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Feminine discourse in women's writing

Sep 2026 · Sulaimani Journal for Humanities (SJH) · 0 citations

Abstract

This research is about introducing and developing the discourse of "women's writing" by answering questions about the basic turning points and joints of women's relationship with language, society, tradition and religion, to bring women's discourse into the framework of "women's writing" with all its characteristics. In this study, the root causes of the history of society and through the integrity of masculine literature and the causes of the weakness and decline of women's written discourse have been identified. A number of traditional pre-uprising women writers and post-uprising visual writers have been visited, the latter being considered as the initial tables of the discourse structure. Due to the absence or lack of criticism of this discourse, the study suffered a scientific turmoil in distinguishing the works as carriers of this female discourse, so based on four main elements (social view, individual and self role, depth of expression and gender symbolism). "Criticism of Women's Writing" to become a scientific and critical basis for justification, evaluation and clarity for the reader in the use of this discourse

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