Which of the following would most likely be the subject of an essay written by a feminist literary critic on Cather's My Antonia.
A) A consideration of Antonia as an updated earth goddess or fertility goddess on the Great American Plains.
B) How readers with different social and economic backgrounds interpret Jim's narrative in different fashions.
C) The unfortunate circumstances under which Lingard is forced to work out her adult life on the Nebraska Plains as a farmhand.