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gender norms
societal expectations regarding how men and women should behave
media, socialization and culture contribute to this
feminist literary theory
critical and theoretical practice committed to the struggle against patriarchy and sexism, two types:
unearthing women’s writing
re-reading in the pov of women
patriarchy
social system where men hold primary responsibility and authority
gave fathers near-total ownerships over wives and children
literary canons
most of this represent the embodiment of male fantasies and patriarchal authority
kate millet
sexual politics
patriarchy established the male as the norm, wherein the women are alien
male gaze
women are viewed in the eyes of a man
represented as passive, sexualized objects of male desire
laura mulvey
ecriture feminine
helene cixous
male - rigid, logical, and linear
female - fluid, poetic, and body-centered expression
women must write about themselves
intersectionality
kimberlé crenshaw
social stratification like race, class, and gender create different pov and perspectives of women
women’s experiences are not the same
conceptualization of the relation of systems of oppression
identify womens rep
1st step
examine how women are portrayed and objectified
consider how male gaze affects them
examine gender roles
2nd step
list the expectations on men and women respectively
feminist reading uncovers the differences between genders and how they limit women
silence & voice
3rd step
find moments of females speaking and being quiet, and if they matter in decision making
due to patriarchy, women are ignored
examine customs
4th step
feminist theory questions practices that uphold patriarchy
reimagine from feminist pov
5th step
imagine how the story could be different if women’s worth was not related to childbearing or housework
summarize feminist reading
6th step
what does the story reveal abt women’s position?
study how lit reflects gender roles in real life
amador daguio
born jan 8, 1912 in laoag, ilocos norte
wrote wedding dance
graduated from up in 1932 and studied at stanford after
taught at university of the east, university of the philippines and philippine women’s university
died 1966