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In her novel 'July's People', how does Nadine Gordimer problematize gender roles within the context of apartheid South Africa?
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- 1By presenting female characters as entirely unaffected by the racial hierarchy of the state
- 2By depicting all male characters as uniformly oppressive figures with no complex human dimensions
- 3By completely ignoring the role of women and focusing exclusively on male political leaders
- 4By highlighting the vulnerability and agency of women in a patriarchal and racially divided society during social upheaval✓
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By highlighting the vulnerability and agency of women in a patriarchal and racially divided society during social upheaval
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