WOMEN IN RUSSIAN LITERATURE
Journal Title: The Journal of International Social Research - Year 2010, Vol 3, Issue 12
Abstract
This study is based on women in Russian Literature, the status of women in socio-historical dimensions set out in the important characteristics of women concerned with the structure and processes through a very old history of the twentieth century until about the time it takes place. This study, in a sense, become the spiritual culture of the living conditions of our sovereignty and become worthy update to the way the world is accustomed. In this era of literary meanings of women's experience with the innovation and monism is portrayed in literature and also a pioneer in women's studies and literary personalities.
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Beyhan ASMA
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