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Herland by Charlotte Perkins Gilman First Edition
Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s feminist novel Herland written in 1892, and giving an utopic vision of an all-female society is still among the most outstanding feminist woman writing in America.
Arzu Özyön
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The article analyses how Doris Lessing's short story To Room Nineteen (1963) is a particularly relevant case study because it stages the crisis of language and the very possibility of adopting the realist fiction by inscribing them in the crisis of a ...
Cristina Gamberi
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Nineteenth Century Public And Private Spheres
The aim of this paper is to illustrate the public and private spheres. The former represents the area in which each of us carries out their daily activities, while the latter is mirrored by the home.
SIMA REMINA
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Gender, Genre, and Thematic Expectation in Logan Thomas’ The Yellow Wallpaper: How Filmmakers Can Use Palimpsest against the Audience [PDF]
In A Theory of Adaptation, Linda Hutcheon posits that adaptations give audiences the best of both worlds: something familiar and recognizable while also presenting something new and unexpected. Media makers can play on audiences’ expectations, creating a
Jennifer Stern
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Poetics of Space in Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s Story ‘Yellow Wallpaper’
The article deals with the poetics of space, system of images including the image of the yellow wallpaper in the story written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
Marina S. Berezhnaya
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“El papel de pared amarillo” y la ansiedad por la autoría femenina
Toda sociedad desarrolla una serie de paradigmas en las conductas humanas para así lograr ejercer control sobre sus individuos y mantener el statu quo. Estos paradigmas son un abuso contra el colectivo femenino mediante diferentes medidas como lo es el ...
Nazira Álvarez Espinoza
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The Feminist Writing of Charlotte Perkins Gilman: Pausing for the Choronotope
RESUMEN El propósito de este artículo es al menos triple. En primer lugar, espera mostrar un diálogo fructífero entre las perspectivas críticas feminista y bajtiniana. Segundo, mediante una lectura cronotópica de la saga de C. P.
Carolina Núñez Puente
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«The Yellow Wallpaper»: algunas consideraciones sobre el doble subjetivo femenino
De los abundantes estudios que abordan la contribución al feminismo de «The Yellow Wallpaper» (Charlotte Perkins Gilman, 1892), apenas alguno presta especial atención al tema del doble más allá de su tratamiento clínico de la enajenación.
Rosa Bono Velilla
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Gothicizing Domesticity – The Case of Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Edgar Allan Poe
It is critical common knowledge that domestic narratives and the structure of traditional domesticity are subverted in Gothic fiction (Smith 2013). The household and its apparent security are threatened from within by unknown supernatural forces.
Băniceru Ana Cristina
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The Shadow Archetype and Domestic Space in Women's Short Stories of the Late Nineteenth Century
This essay analyzes how the Shadow Archetype in Jungian Psychology is represented in the women’s literature belonging to the female gothic. Consciously or unconsciously, the literary women of a specific period (the end of the nineteenth and beginning of ...
Natacha Andrada de Gregorio
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