Feminist reading of father and child (1 Viewer)

[smiles]

does any body at all know where i might find a feminist reading of father and child.... i've been trying for AGES and i can only a little teensy bit bout it..<sigh>....I am so over harwood its just not funny!!

 

[bEAbEA]

maybe the fact that the girl's mother is not represented or talked about in the text.
Also, if you presume that the child is a girl, we see the girl breaking free from her father in "Barn Owl"

 

[tennille]

does any body at all know where i might find a feminist reading of father and child.... i've been trying for AGES and i can only a little teensy bit bout it..<sigh>....I am so over harwood its just not funny!!

By the Top Notes book on Gwen Harwood from Angus and Robertson/Dymocks. It's a pink coloured book, it's quite detailed and about $11.

 

[yasamin]

i need the poem texts...were do u get em?

 

[Emph]

to get better marks you should not be looking to regurgitate a reading already done by someone else, but come up with your own stuff. Instead, I suggest you do research into what feminist critics look for and then apply it to the poems.

 

[priesty]

agreed with Emph. but in my opinion a feminist reading of Father and Child subtracts from the entire universal issues and themes that also make up the poem.