Differences in the approach to female images by French and Azerbaijani authors
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Shafa GURBANOBA
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French prose focuses on individual existential autonomy, using female characters to explore psychological depth and critique social constraints. Conversely, Azerbaijani prose focuses on socio-historical transition, portraying women as central figures in the nation's shift from traditional patriarchal structures to modern, professional roles. In short: the French approach is psychologically introspective, while the Azerbaijani approach is sociologically transformative.
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Shafa GURBANOBA
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