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The New Female Archetypes

rethinking women's roles in groups through television
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Traditional depictions of women in media have designated only two archetypes: the goddess (think princess) and the temptress (think femme fatale). But shows like The Golden Girls, Designing Women, The Facts of Life, and Sex and the City have groups of four women with other distinct roles. Maybe what these shows display is a natural tendency toward different roles that women fill as they function in working groups. The archetypes exist on TV, and they may also appear in our own lives. Are we Leaders, like Dorothy or Julia; Sarcastic Seconds, like Miranda or Natalie; Innocents, like Tootie and Charlene; or Flirts, like Samantha and Blanche?

Author Biography:

Jen Letherer, MFA, grew up wanting to be Jo, fearing she was Rose (and listening to the four part harmonies of En Vouge) to become someone between a Miranda and a Julia. She teaches media studies, theater, and writing at Spring Arbor University. You can find more of her work at www.jenletherer.com.
Release date Australia
May 22nd, 2014
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Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
64
Dimensions
152x229x3
ISBN-13
9780692226032
Product ID
22599573

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