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Deconstructing TwilightDonna Musialowski Ashcraft

Deconstructing Twilight

2012247 pages
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"Using feminist and psychological theory, Deconstructing Twilight examines the behavior, relationships, and gender roles depicted in the popular Twilight series. Using perspectives from both fans and detractors of the series, it discusses whether the character of Bella, and the series in general, is antifeminist or an example of modern feminism, and whether the relationship between Bella and Edward is healthy or maladjusted. Integrating research findings and theories in the areas of personality and social psychology, as well as scenes from the novels and surveys of readers, Deconstructing…

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  • Other · English · 2012
    Peter Lang · 247 pages · 9781433116384
Psychology and literatureFeminist literary criticismSex role in literature