Friday, November 8, 2019
Free Essays on Anglea Carter
In this essay I will be comparing and contrasting the two female agents in the stories ââ¬ËThe Tigers Brideà ´ and ââ¬ËThe Werewolfà ´ in regards to the post-modern feminism of our times. Initially in ââ¬ËThe Tigers Brideà ´ a father looses her daughter (beauty) to The Beast in a game of cards. Obviously Beauty resents her father for this act, this is shown in, ââ¬Å"My father said he loved me yet he staked his daughter on a hand of cards.â⬠Whereas in ââ¬ËThe Werewolfà ´ the young daughter is also put at risk by her mother, when she is asked to take her grandmother some cakes through a dangerous forest. Both of the female characters are exposed to danger in the beginning of the stories In this day and age it is questionable if these females would strictly follow the commands of their parents and also due to equality they would be allowed to decide for themselves. It would seem that both females would encounter instant misery yet this is not the case. Even though both characters are faced with danger they still continue instead of fleeing. In Comparison beauty follows The Beast to his retreat, while the young daughter in ââ¬ËThe Werewolfà ´ goe s through the dangerous forest. They both show a degree of bravery that can be seen as a postmodern feminist thought. Both characters control and confront their fears on their own personal terms. Beauty confronts the beast when they both expose their naked bodies to one another and the laws associated with identity and fear collapse. Whereas the young girl physically confronts her fears by cutting off the hand of the werewolf when she is attacked. A woman confronting her fears and succeeding no matter what can also be seen as post modern feminism. Ironically in the end beauty has the dominant character in respect to the male character, as the heroine is mentally strong, in control, and she actively orchestrates her situation on her own terms. Strangely the entire main characters in ââ¬ËThe W... Free Essays on Anglea Carter Free Essays on Anglea Carter In this essay I will be comparing and contrasting the two female agents in the stories ââ¬ËThe Tigers Brideà ´ and ââ¬ËThe Werewolfà ´ in regards to the post-modern feminism of our times. Initially in ââ¬ËThe Tigers Brideà ´ a father looses her daughter (beauty) to The Beast in a game of cards. Obviously Beauty resents her father for this act, this is shown in, ââ¬Å"My father said he loved me yet he staked his daughter on a hand of cards.â⬠Whereas in ââ¬ËThe Werewolfà ´ the young daughter is also put at risk by her mother, when she is asked to take her grandmother some cakes through a dangerous forest. Both of the female characters are exposed to danger in the beginning of the stories In this day and age it is questionable if these females would strictly follow the commands of their parents and also due to equality they would be allowed to decide for themselves. It would seem that both females would encounter instant misery yet this is not the case. Even though both characters are faced with danger they still continue instead of fleeing. In Comparison beauty follows The Beast to his retreat, while the young daughter in ââ¬ËThe Werewolfà ´ goe s through the dangerous forest. They both show a degree of bravery that can be seen as a postmodern feminist thought. Both characters control and confront their fears on their own personal terms. Beauty confronts the beast when they both expose their naked bodies to one another and the laws associated with identity and fear collapse. Whereas the young girl physically confronts her fears by cutting off the hand of the werewolf when she is attacked. A woman confronting her fears and succeeding no matter what can also be seen as post modern feminism. Ironically in the end beauty has the dominant character in respect to the male character, as the heroine is mentally strong, in control, and she actively orchestrates her situation on her own terms. Strangely the entire main characters in ââ¬ËThe W...
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