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On destiny and winning in "Behind the Doors of Fate"

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The novel shows the trajectory of women and the normative system of patriarchy, and how it fashions women's lives. It’s the story of a woman — importantly, we can say a woman in her prime — who against the odds tries to build a future in a patriarchal society, where women are seen as commodities […]

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