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Feminizm va uning feminist distopiya rivojiga ta'siri
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Ushbu maqola feminist distopiyalarining kelib chiqishi va rivojlanishiga bag'ishlangan bo'lib,feminist distopiyalarining kelib chiqishiga asosiy sabablarni ochib berishni tadqiqot markaziga oladi. Feminizmning uyg'onishi ayol yozuvchilariga ayol va uning huquqlari haqida yozishga imkon berdi. Natijada, bu davrga qadar allaqachon paydo bo'lgan hamda erkak yozuvchilar tomonidan zabt etilgan distopiya janri ayol huquqlarining toptalishi, erksizligini ochib berish uchun eng maqbul janr hisoblandi. Shu sababli, feminist distopiyalari distopiya negizida feminizmning 2- to'lqini davridan yaratila boshlandi.
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