In this article, an analysis is made of Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale (1985) and MaddAddam (2013) from a gendered generic perspective. was one the novels that marked dystopian turn in 1980s writing fiction, while is, for some critics, feminist critical dystopia which ending retains hope better future. Consequently, both belong priori to specific branch genre: novel. However, ambiguity o...

Bangladesh is developing as a role model in the world by great contribution of half its population- womenfolk. But recognition their every sector including media are very negligible. Deliberately or unintentionally, Bangladeshi presents women virago, petulant, subversive, subordinate, house maker, servant, etc. (Sharmeen,2011). Audio-visual tends to use women's beauty symbol sexuality televisio...

This article employs the method of critical discourse analysis to study changing portrayal woman’s body. Our shows ways in which body is constructed as silent, instrumentalized, sinful, and unclean Holy Bible under dominance male discourses. Then we examined how reconstructed an independent glorified entity The Woman’s Bible, along with subversion discourses by feminist renditions thereof. has ...

est of the reader, he or she should consult the outside texts provided at the end of each chapter for more detailed information. With the arrival of the third edition comes the addition of current issues facing gender equality activists. The reader may find many of these fiercely debated topics familiar, thus establishing a connection between current events and the underlying theory discussed i...

Although men are typically considered to have more power than women, women are more likely than men to be primary decision makers in the household domain. We argue that the portrayal of women’s traditional role as representing a form of power, albeit limited in scope, is widespread in popular culture, and that this power is perceived as desirable and providing a subjective sense of control (Stu...

While many scholars have examined the subject of misogyny in Old French fabliaux in a number of contexts, no consensus has yet been reached on how the fabliaux can be considered humorous in the light of the stereotypes found therein. By conducting a close contextualised study of three fabliaux, this paper asserts that the humour of the fabliaux is created out of misogynous stereotypes by invest...

This article attempts to look into the fictional narrativization of women’s significant and distinctive relationship with nature in Disney’s Moana . Emphasizing power unity women Polynesian indigenous culture, suggests that destruction results from exploitative manipulative masculinity. Through ecofeminist perspectives, this essay observes offers critical views promotes awareness gender environ...