LANGUAGE WITH EXPRESSING THE SPIRIT OF FEMINISM IN THE WORKS OF DO HOANG DIEU
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2024/1074Keywords:
Do Hoang Dieu, feminism, language, sexualityAbstract
Contemporary Vietnamese literature leaves its mark on female writers with their fierce writing style about gender equality. Many writers focus on this content and have left a strong mark in the hearts of readers, including Do Hoang Dieu. The spirit of feminism is a prominent aspect in all of her works. This article explores the contribution of language in expressing that spirit. Specifically, body language (sex language), mundane language - everyday life and elaborate language - beautiful. Do Hoang Dieu was very successful in using these types of languages to help express his ideological content well.
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