A bridge over the Balkans : Demetra Vaka Brown and the tradition of "Women's Orients" / Eleftheria Arapoglou
This critical study of Demetra Vaka Brown, one of the most significant Greek American writers of the turn of the last century, is framed within the fields of "Orientalism" and cultural studies. At once a white female and a Greek immigrant from the Ottoman Empire, she worked as a writer in...
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