The Bloody Chamber Context

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“women that are not

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beautiful are a source of suspicion”

neikirk

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feminine mistrust is a message in

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17% of the tales (Baker)

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“fairytales are being used as a

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source and a vehicle of powerful self-mirroring images affirming the existing value system

Desczc

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Bettleheim

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wise children

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1991

femininity is a performance

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expectations

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pressed upon women to possess the role of domestic housewife after WWII Ira Levin’s ‘The Stepford Wives’ 1972

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the woman’s identity

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as synonymous to the home’s health… translated to the accessory to her husband or male family member

likzic and pandzic

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reclaim the night movement

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leeds 1977

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the theory of the other

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jaques derrida
fascination and repulsion

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he is the subject

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he is the absolute, she is the other

mulvey

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dracula as a discourse

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of subconscious fear of colonial otherness, fear of the foreign

Khar 2009

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gothic as a way of identifying

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aberrant behaviours as a condition of otherness
halberstram

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botting on the other

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Otherness takes the center stage

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daemonologie

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1597 james VI

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stoning as a

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biblical punishment

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1992 kristeva

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the abject in powers of horror

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carter translated morals for

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Perrault

Bluebeard

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a brave rich man is a

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prize well worth waiting for… but young girls these days want so much to be married i do not habe the heart to press the moral

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1960

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Angela marries Paul Carter aged 20

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exchanged

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one prision for another

unhappy enough to die

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met mark pierce

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way younger, erl king in her uneathed fascination and love for him

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1969

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holiday to japan

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kabuki theatre:

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female roles played by men

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the passion of new eve

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1977
ideal woman but it is a man

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Marquis de sade

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french aristrocrat justine 150 days of sodom inspiration for the saidean women 19th century

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wax figures

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madam tussard for french revolution- preserving power and status

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the saidean women

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1978

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medusa

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gorgon able to wiled power over men in greek mythology

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in 'Bram stoker's dracula'

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coppola 1992 lucy wears a dress embroidered with serpents and one of the phantom women has a medusa head- symbol of temptation

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biblical theme of women as

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temptress

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mothers in gothic literature as

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"an emblem of safety dever

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overprotective mother

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carter treated her like a doll

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BB curiosity

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is the most fleeting of pleasures, the moment it is satisfies, it ceases to exist and it always proves very very expensive (perrault)

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tradition as a vehicle for

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indoctrination (grimms tales for nazism)

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perrault

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17th century

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each century tends to

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create or recreate fairytales after its own taste carter

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the bloody chamber

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1979

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1977

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translation of perrault's fairytales

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the uncanny

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1919 freud

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the doppleganger in

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jekyll and mr hyde (1886)

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1960

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contraception pill

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1964

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revision to married women's property act

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1967

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abortion act

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1973

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virago press formed