Žena miješane rase kao Drugo u Jane Eyre, Wide Sargasso Sea, i Girl, Woman, Other

This final paper sets out to analyse black and mixed race female protagonists in Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre, Jean Rhys's Wide Sargasso Sea, and Bernardine Evaristo's Girl, Woman, Other in the context of double marginalisation. Using feminist and postcolonial theories, the paper argues that Bertha in Jane Eyre is seen as the Other thus reflecting imperial and colonial values imposed on women of non-British origin. The analysis of black and mixed race women in Wide Sargasso Sea and Girl, Woman, Other demonstrates the importance of giving voice to the unheard and silenced women in 20th and 21-century British society. Analysing the selected texts, the paper argues that it is crucial to recognise the intersection of various aspects of oppression, racism and marginalisation of women of non-British origin.Cilj ovog rada je analizirati protagonistkinje crne i miješane rase u romanima Jane Eyre autorice Charlotte Brontë, Wide Sargasso Sea autorice Jean Rhys i Girl, Woman, Other autorice Bernardine Evaristo u kontekstu dvostruke marginalizacije. Koristeći se feminističkim i postkolonijalnim teorijama, rad tvrdi da je Bertha u Jane Eyre prikazana kao Drugo, što odražava imperijalne i kolonijalne vrijednosti nametnute ženama ne-britanskog podrijetla. Analiza likova crnih i žena miješanih rasa u Wide Sargasso Sea i Girl, Woman, Other pokazuje važnost davanja glasa ušutkanim ženama čiji se glas ne čuje u britanskom društvu 20. i 21. stoljeća. Analizirajući odabrane tekstove, rad pokazuje da je ključno prepoznati sjecište različitih aspekata potlačenosti, rasizma i marginalizacije žena ne-britanskog podrijetla