August 17, 2025LyuboslovieOpen Access

A Chronotopic Study of Women’s War Experience as Reflected in the Works by S. Aleksiyevich, an Anonymous Author, and I. Grekova

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Women’s perspectives reveal unique narratives about war, enriching the discourse on literary representations of conflict.
The article collectively analyzes three significant works, presenting a comparative study that prioritizes women’s voices.
Using Bakhtin’s chronotope, the research illustrates how time and space interact in the portrayal of women’s war experiences.
This study fills a gap in WWII literature by focusing on female authors, challenging the male-dominated view of historical narratives.

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This study uncovers women's narratives of war in literary works, highlighting their experiences and implications for understanding WWII.

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