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Title:Spolne vloge v delih Virginie Woolf
Authors:ID Đaković, Janja (Author)
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/be1f8e3f-b1e4-4e3a-86de-01fe4e351f20
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Undergraduate thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:Spolne vloge, ki so pod vplivom družbene strukture, kulture in tradicije, se nanašajo na normativna pričakovanja o obnašanju in delovanju moških in žensk. Spol in spolnost sta problematični kategoriji v delih Virginie Woolf, predhodnice feminizma. V diplomski nalogi so skozi teorije feminizma in spolov analizirane avtoričine predstave tako o vlogah moških in žensk kot o samem pojmovanju spola. V diplomski nalogi sem prišla do zaključkov, da vloge obravnavanih likov odstopajo od tradicionalnega pojmovanja spola in spolnih vlog. Avtorica je že v svojem času izrazila danes aktualno idejo o spremenljivosti in performativnosti spola. Podoba androginega človeka vključuje v posamezniku tako moško kot žensko sfero, kar prihaja danes vedno bolj v ospredje. Posledično razkriva motiv homoerotike, ki zanjo še zdaleč ni moteča spolna praksa. Predvsem v esejih se njeno prvotno zagovarjanje enakosti razvije v upoštevanje raznolikosti, kar je še ena od osrednjih tem današnjega feminizma. Da se upre stereotipnemu oblikovanju feminine oz. maskuline spolne vloge, uvede na eni strani tako imenovano podobo hišnega angela, skozi katerega ironično prikazuje žensko ponižno ujetost v vsa hišna opravila; na drugi strani pa prikaže s svojo glavo misleče ženske, ki so moškim še kako potrebne. Razpršene identitete tako moških kot žensk, razhajanja med človeško družbeno podobo in njegovo notranjostjo lahko navsezadnje vodijo v smrt, s čimer avtorica nakaže posledice patriarhalne ideologije.
Keywords:Virginia Woolf, Gospa Dalloway, K svetilniku, Orlando, Lastna soba, Tri gvineje, feminizem, teorija spolov, spolne vloge.
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[J. Ðaković]
Year of publishing:2009
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-11022 New window
UDC:821.111(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:17061896 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:IKJRH50Q
Publication date in DKUM:22.08.2009
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Language:English
Title:Gender roles in Virginia Woolf's texts
Abstract:Gender roles under the influence of social structures, culture and tradition are dependent on expectations about behaviour and functioning of males and females. Gender and sexuality are the issues Virginia Woolf addresses in her work as the predecessor of feminism. In the dissertation we will discuss the author’s views about the role of men and women and gender comprehension through feminist theories. Further on in the dissertation I have come to the conclusion that the roles of the analyzed characters vary from traditional comprehension of gender and gender roles. The author expressed the idea of distinctness and per formability of gander before they were widely recognizable. The image of the androgynies men includes in an individual a male as well as a female sphere that is coming to the forefront at present Consequently the motive of homoeroticism, which for the author is no disturbing of sexual practice, is disclosing. Especially in her essays we experience her defending of equality, which dissolves into concern about diversity, which is one of the main issues of modern feminism. To resist the stereotypical formation of feminism and masculinity of the gender role the author introduces on one hand an image of the so called house angel, through which she ironically shows the female captivity in house work. However, on the other hand she also shows women who think with a mind of there own and is essential to the male. Sporadic identities of males and females are different between the social image and the human inside and can consequently lead into death with which the author indicates the consequences of patriarchate ideology.
Keywords:Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway, To the Lighthouse, Orlando, A Room of One's Own, Three Guineas, feminism, gender theory, gender roles.


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