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1971-1999 Blasted.
The Engendered Representation of Sexual Violence in Sarah Kane's Blasted
In Blasted, Kane represents how incidents of rape highlight, exacerbate and solidify the unevenness of power distribution between men and women in the modern world and provides a new perspective at what we might call à à à à à à ¢ rape in generalà à à à à à ¢ - a transhistorical phenomenon of rape as a practice of violence towards the female victim.
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