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En egen röst : En komparativ studie i karaktäriseringen av Madeleine Usher i Edgar Allan Poes och Bethany Griffins skräcklitteraturMatt, Caroline January 2015 (has links)
Denna uppsats innehåller en komparativ studie kring karaktäriseringen av den fiktiva figuren Madeleine Usher i Edgar Allan Poes 1800-tals novell "The Fall of the House of Usher" och Bethany Griffins re-telling av novellen i sin skräckroman The Fall, publicerad 2014. Syftet är att synliggöra hur Madeleine porträtteras och karaktäriseras ur ett genuskritiskt perspektiv med hjälp av bland annat Yvonne Hirdmans teori om genussystem och genuskontrakt, samt Maria Nikolajevas narratologiska teori om konvenansen kring litterärt kön. Utifrån denna analys ämnar jag tolka effekterna av Madeleine Ushers skilda subjektspositionering i verken, samt vilken kritik Griffins re-telling därigenom framför.
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”Dit du går, går också jag”, Ruts bok, 1:16 : en genuskritisk studie av karaktären Rut och hennes kärlek till NoomiZander Lutgård, Erika January 2023 (has links)
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Den onda, den goda och den åtråvärda : En genuskritisk analys av femininitet i Harry Potters värld. / The bad, the good and the desirerable : A gender critical analysis of femininity in the Harry Potter-seriesSöderberg, Salina January 2023 (has links)
This paper examines how femininity is portrayed in the Harry Potter-series. Many female characters display certain feminine traits which are deemed as negative in the novels, and they are treated as less than because of it. Specifically Dolores Umbridge, Fleur Delacour and Luna Lovegood are disliked or ridiculed because of their feminine expressions. With help from theories about gender performativity, femininity as a scapegoat and texts about feminity this essay is demonstrating how the characters' characteristics and actions of three characters contributes to a misogynistic portrayal of women. It argues that female characters are unable to succeed unless they conform to the series' established norms for women. Keywords: Harry Potter, femininity, performativity, gender norms, gender critical, Dolores Umbridge, Fleur Delacour, Luna Lovegood
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