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Feminism: The Quest for an African Variant

Authors: SOTUNSA Mobolanle

Publication Type: Journal article

Journal: Journal Of Pan African Studies (jpas)

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The exigency of a global female gender theory has generated an on-going debate. Feminism, due to its inadequacies birthed womanism, an African-American variant. Womanism in turn purports to interpret Black female experiences globally. Although some African women have identified with womanism, this paper examines to what extent womanism delineates the indigenous African women's experiences, worldviews and perception. In addition to exploring the various positions of female African literary luminaries, this paper outlines some principles for a truly indigenous African womanist stance.

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SOTUNSA,M. . (2009). Feminism: The Quest for an African Variant, 3 (), 227-227.

SOTUNSA,M. . "Feminism: The Quest for an African Variant" 3, no (), (2009): 227-227.

SOTUNSA,M. and . (2009). Feminism: The Quest for an African Variant, 3 (), pp227-227.

SOTUNSAM, . Feminism: The Quest for an African Variant. 2009, 3 ():227-227.

SOTUNSA,Mobolanle , . "Feminism: The Quest for an African Variant", 3 . (2009) : 227-227.

S.Mobolanle , "Feminism: The Quest for an African Variant" vol.3, no., pp. 227-227, 2009.

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