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Between Shadow and Rock: The Woman in Armenian American Literature

Margaret Bedrosian · 1985

Catalogue summary

Margaret Bedrosian uses the confined Auntie in Hapet Kharibian's Home in Exile to argue that Armenian-American literature rarely grants women sustained, three-dimensional representation.

Why this matters

The essay makes literary marginalization a lens on the unrecorded lives of women navigating family authority, immigrant memory, and prescribed domestic roles.

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Published in

Ethnic studies review

Year

1985

Language

English

DOI

10.1525/ees.1985.8.1.39

Citation

Margaret Bedrosian 1985. Between Shadow and Rock: The Woman in Armenian American Literature. Ethnic studies review. https://doi.org/10.1525/ees.1985.8.1.39

Topics

Language, literature, and translation Diaspora Gender, family, memory, and oral history

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