The Female Perspective of Iran and the West

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Focusing on the experiences of two diasporic Iranian writers, this essay explores their personal narratives as a form of self-orientalization and a means of purging their pasts. Through their stories, the paper highlights the broader struggles faced by many Muslim women, offering a poignant reflection on their challenges. The intimate accounts engage readers while prompting a deeper understanding of the cultural and social contexts that shape these women's lives.