The Paradoxical Hierarchy in Doris Lessing's The Grass , Is Singing by Mohammad Shahidul Islam Chowdhury

“…The protagonist Mary, being white, cannot tolerate the native black people but cannot help being subjugated by one of the black houseboys, Moses. Mary’s death in the hands of Moses shows the sufferings of a woman who is torn between her social status and her surrounding conditions This paper attempts to illustrate how Mary becomes a victim. …”
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Domestic workers in Nigerian Christian families: A socio-rhetorical reading of Ephesians 6:5–9 by Olubiyi A. Adewale

“…Consequently, families are filling this vacuum by employing various hands (houseboys and girls, maids and nannies) to handle the house chores in the absence of parents. …”
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