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Peer reviewedBazin, Nancy Topping – Black Scholar, 1986
Examines the novels of two African writers to determine the nature of the black African women's experience. Attempts to determine how this experience can be analyzed in depth and breadth by progressing through four feminist perspectives: (1) personal, (2) social, (3) multicultural, and (4) spiritual/philosophical. (Author/SA)
Descriptors: African Literature, Authors, Black Literature, Black Studies
