The presentation of the matriarchy in Winsome Pinnock's 'Leave Taking'
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I can explain the ways in which ‘Leave Taking’ is a social commentary on the experiences of women.
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‘Leave Taking’ is dedicated to Pinnock’s mother.
‘Leave Taking’ starts with two epigraphs from two feminist critics.
Enid, Mai, Mooma and Del are all presented as strong matriarchs.
Enid, Mai, Mooma and Del’s experiences could reflect the expectations of strength placed on Caribbean matriarchs.
‘Leave Taking’ could be interpreted as social commentary on the experiences of women.
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