soundbites Flashcards

1
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autonomy

De Silva (Lyon)

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‘the daughter does not have the autonomy to overcome patriarchal society’ (Lyon)

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categfories

Brooke (tiger)

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‘Destabilise the artificially restrictive categories of beauty and the beast’ (tiger)

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fantasy

Bacchilega (snow child)

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‘A masculine fantasy’ (snow child)

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devil

Bacchilega

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‘The devil is the institutionalised projection of our fears and desires’

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5
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Marie Mulvey Roberts (wolf Alice)

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Murdering aristocrat’

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marriage

Marie Mulvey Roberts (TBC)

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‘Carter sees the punishment as a result of the heroine having made an impulsive marriage’

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human/animal

Marie Mulvey Roberts (tiger)

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‘the boundaries between animal and human are broken down)

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identity

Helen Stoddart- Glasgow (tiger)

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the story conducts an investigation of identity’

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masks

green (tiger)

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masks represent an attempt to cover up or deceive’

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10
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Stoddart (LHL)

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‘theres something very childish in his naivety’

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heroin

marie mulvey Roberts (LHL)

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‘an aversion of the unsuspecting heroin’

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sophisticated

Linkin (erl-king)

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female protagonist is a ‘highly sophisticated conscious’

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male gaze

marie mulvey Roberts (ers-king)

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‘she’s imprisoned by the gaze of the era king’

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myths

Bynum (werewolf)

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‘these are hardly myths of our time”

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genre

Marie mulvey Roberts (UE)

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‘pushes the genre to its limits’

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arousal

Dunker 1984

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‘Carter envisages women sensuality simply as a response to male arousal’

17
Q

sex

Merja Makinen

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‘they are not fearful of sex, just their partners desires on them’

18
Q

sex

ray cluey

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‘female sexuality is something to long for, yet fear’

19
Q

violence

Carter (nights at the circus)

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‘sometimes when I read back my pages, I’m quite appalled at the violence of my imagination’

20
Q

fin de siecle

Carter

A

‘I wanted a lush fin-de-siecle decor for the stories)

21
Q

diamond

Helen Simpson 2006

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‘a multi-faced glittering diamond reflecting and refracting a variety of portraits of desire and sexuality’

22
Q

fairytales

Vandameer

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fairytales clothe themselves in stereotypes and archetypes

23
Q

castle

Bunten

A

in many gothic novels the castle represents a threatening sexually rapacious masculine world ink which women are trapped and persecuted

24
Q

man

Marie Mulvey Roberts (wolf Alice)

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‘both less and more than a man’

25
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prose

Stoddart (LHL)

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‘lustrous, rich, decadent prose- which some may see as excessive’

26
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modernity

Stoddart (LHL)

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‘rationality and modernity contain its own horrors’

27
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trangression

Marie Mulvey Roberts (UE)

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‘she explores taboo and transgression through forbidden knowledge’

28
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genre

Marie Mulvey Roberts (UE)

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‘pushes the genre to its limits’

29
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culture

Marie Mulvey Roberts (UE)

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‘reveals how gender is presented in her culture’

30
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war

Marie Mulvey Roberts

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‘war itself, the ultimate vampire’