If  Mohanty, In her work,  identifies six dominant feminist discourses that is women as victims of male violence, colonial oppression, family systems, development processes, and religious ideologies that contribute to the portrayal of “Third World women” as a unified and homogeneous group, and scholars read novel Women at point zero's protagonist Firdaus's identity and experiences are shaped by intersecting power systems, such as patriarchy, colonialism, religion, poverty and capitalism, where lies the difference then. please eloborate in detail