Name: Silence, Suffering, and Survival in Alice Walker's "Strong Horse Tea":: A Feminist and Intersectional Reading in African American Women's Literature and Health Humanities.DE (en Inglés)
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Silence, Suffering, and Survival in Alice Walker's "Strong Horse Tea":: A Feminist and Intersectional Reading in African American Women's Literature and Health Humanities.DE (en Inglés)

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Tapa Blanda

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22x15 cm

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9786209983085

Silence, Suffering, and Survival in Alice Walker's "Strong Horse Tea":: A Feminist and Intersectional Reading in African American Women's Literature and Health Humanities.DE (en Inglés)

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This book provides a critical and interdisciplinary examination of Alice Walker's short story "Strong Horse Tea," utilizing the lenses of feminist literary criticism, intersectionality, Black feminist thought, and health humanities. The primary objective of the study is to examine how the narrative reflects the lived experiences of Black women in the rural American South, especially concerning systemic inequality, healthcare disparities, illiteracy, and social marginalization. The book contends that Walker formulates a compelling critique of institutional frameworks that influence and constrain the lives of marginalized individuals, rather than merely portraying the narrative as a depiction of individual suffering. The book also talks about the idea of institutional neglect, especially when it comes to healthcare systems. From a health humanities perspective, the study contends that the healthcare depicted in the narrative is influenced by social and political factors, rather than existing as a neutral or solely medical framework.