Woman At Point Zero By Nawal El Saadawi

Woman at Point Zero

Author: Nawal El Saadawi
Binding: Paperback
Paper Quality: White Paper
Category: Fiction / Feminism / Middle Eastern Literature
Recommended For: Readers interested in feminist literature, Middle Eastern stories, human rights, and powerful narratives about women's resilience.

Key Points

• Powerful Feminist Narrative – Explores the story of Firdaus, a woman who confronts oppression, exploitation, and patriarchal norms in Egyptian society.

• True Story Basis – Inspired by the author’s encounter with a female prisoner sentenced to death, making it a haunting and authentic account of one woman’s life.

• Critique of Patriarchy – Offers a sharp critique of the societal and cultural norms that subjugate women, highlighting the struggles of women in oppressive environments.

• Psychological Depth – Provides an intimate look into the protagonist’s thoughts, emotions, and survival instincts, making it a deeply emotional and thought-provoking read.

• Universal Themes – Addresses themes of gender inequality, freedom, justice, and personal empowerment, making it relatable to a global audience.

• Influential Work – Recognized as a classic of feminist literature, translated into multiple languages, and taught in universities worldwide.

• Simple, Impactful Language – Written in a direct and honest style, making the story accessible yet profoundly moving.