In the Royal Slave by Aphra Behn, does the author's gender help the reader to see the novel in a certain way? For instance, both groups African slaves and women are marginalized in some way. Can you see a connection between issues that women faced at the time and how slavery is discussed in the novel?
A) Yes, the author's gender influences the portrayal of marginalized groups in the novel, highlighting the interconnectedness of issues faced by women and slaves.
B) No, the author's gender does not impact the portrayal of marginalized groups in the novel.
C) It is uncertain whether the author's gender influences the portrayal of marginalized groups in the novel.
D) The novel does not address issues faced by women, focusing solely on the experiences of slaves.