This paper examines women revolutionary speakers and addressers of KAPF Poetry Collection in the context of circumventing censorship and popularizing KAPF literature which are important task for KAPF between 1928 and 1931. Women speakers in the collec...
This paper examines women revolutionary speakers and addressers of KAPF Poetry Collection in the context of circumventing censorship and popularizing KAPF literature which are important task for KAPF between 1928 and 1931. Women speakers in the collection suggest women as important agents in revolutionary movement and as activists to debunk patriarchal family system. Women listeners in the collection represent heterosexual relationship as stimulating women to be activists and married women‘s sufferings, nurturing labor and ageism in wage labor market, as class problems. Even though women speakers and addressers are selected by KAPF for disseminating KAPF literature, they expose the significance women and private sphere for radical activism as a result.