How does writing from a silenced perspective alter our reading of a particular text? Discuss
with reference to the texts discussed in the course.
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Silenced perspective
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Silenced perspectives allow the reader to look beyond the authorial intent and then view the text. Silenced perspectives are those which remain hidden in a text due to authorial bias, societal bias or the situations of the characters that are found due to plot or other concerns in the text
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