ShodhPatra: International Journal of Science and Humanities

Reimagining Feminism: Current Trends in Postcolonial English Literature.

Abstract: This research article explores the latest trends in feminism within the realm of postcolonial English literature. It delves into the evolving discourse on feminism in postcolonial contexts, highlighting key themes, theories, and approaches that characterize contemporary scholarship. By examining the intersectionality of gender, race, class, and nationality, this article aims to provide insights into how postcolonial feminist literature has evolved and continues to challenge dominant narratives. Through a review of recent literature, this article also addresses the complexities of representing women's experiences in postcolonial societies, the role of women writers in reshaping literary landscapes, and the influence of globalization and digital media on feminist discourse. Ultimately, this article argues that postcolonial feminist literature remains a vibrant and crucial field that not only critiques historical injustices but also envisions new possibilities for gender equality and social justice. Keywords - feminism, postcolonial, literature, gender, race, class, nationality, globalization, digital media