WOMEN AT THE CROSSROADS: GENDER AND CLASS INTERSECTION IN SELECTED SOUTH ASIAN ENGLISH NOVELS

Purpose of the Study: The Study explores the concept of intersectionality research's desire to improve society. The factors responsible for the oppression of women, such as religion, culture, gender, and class, have been studied separately; however, the present Study attempts to explore the concept of 'internationally' coined by Crenshaw (1989), in Hosseini's A Thousand Splendid Suns and Hanif's Our lady of Alice Bhatti, by viewing the discrimination and oppression experienced by the literary fmale characters as the result of multiple oppressing as a result of multiple oppressing systems working simultaneously. Methodology: Thru critical reviews of the existing literature, including qualitative analysis, inclusing Textual analysis support, helps explore the exising phenomena of the current studies. The Textual-analysis approach provides the investigator to examine throughlly the respondents' views by getting more explanations. Textual analyses arehelful tool for additional explanation and findings, as provide foundation and considers as the necessary tools in qualitative analysis. Main Findings: The Study has examined the idea of intersectionality. However, this investigations also examined the different social factors, like different class and genders in the lives of South-Asian-women. Based on our in-depths examination of case-study., we clarifies, different classes and genders inquities contributions to some women in South-Asian-culture. Novelty/Originality of Study: This paper discussion has great values to scholars, that found interest in intersectionality-framework-applications. Similarly, A greater and extra thoughtful existing of intersectionality' could increase the population –level interatcitons such as policy change, or applicable within-the social interations of affected publics.