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Fatalna žena u Šenoinim, Tomićevim i Kovačićevim romanima
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Cassy Prskalo Lik fatalne žene pojavljuje se u razdoblju romantizma te se od tada može pratiti postupna evolucija ovoga lika koji svoj potpuni procvat doživljava u razdoblju hrvatskoga realizma. Šenoa u svome romanu Zlatarevo zlato predstavlja prototip fatalne žene u obliku lika udovice Klare. Iako se Klara smatra prototipom fatalne žene u hrvatskoj književnosti, u njezinoj osobnosti nisu u potpunosti utjelovljene sve značajke femme fatale. Josip Eugen Tomić nastavlja Šenoinu tradiciju...
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Fear and Anxiety in Bram Stoker's Dracula
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Stipe Koprivnjak Bram Stoker’s most known and most analyzed novel Dracula, written in 1897, has truly revolutionized the image of the vampire: from a monstrous blood-sucking demon to the charming and tantalizing nobleman – Count Dracula. The novel was not just written to change the image of the vampire but to use it as a symbol of the fears and anxieties of the Victorian era: the fear of the New Woman, overt sexuality and homosexuality as well as the anxiety of colonization of the British ideal of...
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Features of Youth language
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Magdalena Šapina The focus of this research is on the morphological, semantic, and typographic features of youth language on social media. The goal is to explore new pragmatic uses of these features and determine how they differ from past practices. Understanding youth language on social media requires an understanding of the features of computer-mediated communication, which directly reflect the features of this type of youth language. The morphological features examined in this study are abbreviations and...
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Federik Grisogono: renesansni filozof
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Hrvoje Potlimbrzović Zadarski renesansni mislilac Federik Grisogono (1472–1538) završio je doktorski studij na padovanskom Sveučilištu, na kojem je potom predavao astrologiju i matematiku. Autor je spisā koji su objavljeni u dvama zbornicima. Prvi od tih zbornika sadrži tri spisa, a objavljen je u Veneciji 1507. godine pod naslovom Speculum astronomicum terminans intellectum humanum in omni scientia Federici Chrysogoni Jadertini (Astronomsko zrcalo koje omeđuje ljudski razum u svakoj znanosti Federika...
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Female Characters and Setting in Shirley Jackson's "We Have Always Lived in the Castle"
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Lucija Begonja We Have Always Lived in the Castle is Shirley Jackson’s last completed novel and, much like the majority of her other works, it features female characters suffering from mental disorders and the house which represents a place of both security and imprisonment. The main objective of this paper will be to analyze both of the protagonists and to explore the setting of Jackson’s novel. Constance and Mary Katherine (Merricat) Blackwood, two psychically unstable sisters, continue living...
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Female Characters in Fantasy: Comparison of J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings and Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time
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Jasmina Gagulić Two authors, J.R.R.Tolkien and Robert Jordan, wrote novels that belong to the same genre, the fantasy literature. What they have in common, besides the genre, are female characters. While in Tolkiens The Lord of the Rings there are only a few female characters, Jordans The Wheel of Time is bursting with women characters. This paper will compare three characters from each series, first introducing the general idea about women in both authors works, but before delving into analyses about women...
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Female and Male Conversational Style
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Rebecca Danko Female and male conversational styles are influenced by a number of things such as their social roles, their ethnicity, patterns they acquired in the childhood and many more. Concerning their social roles and statuses, women are mainly connected to the domestic unit and are supposed to take care of it. Their status is typically more bound, and that is why some authors, like R. Lakoff, hypothesize that this is the reason for their being more careful when it comes to speech and behavior....
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Feminism in Theory and Practice: Where Did It All Go Wrong?
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Katarina Šijaković Feminist ideas date as far back as 1792, when Mary Wollstonecraft’s essay A Vindication on the Rights of Women was published. In her essay, Wollstonecraft advocates for a better education of women and she also criticizes the portrayal of women as being in the perpetual state of childhood promoted in works such as Rousseau’s Emile, or On Education (1762). Women’s suffrage movement began in the first half of the eighteenth century both in Britain and the USA. Feminism defies the...
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Feminism in the Harry Potter Series
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Ana Kralj J.K. Rowling is an author of the series of seven fantasy novels about Harry Potter. The series depicts the lives of three best friends and young wizards: Harry, Ron, and Hermione, and their fight against the evil wizard Voldemort. This paper analyzes the feminist characters in the Harry Potter series as well as anti-feminists in the novels. Some critics accuse J.K. Rowling of being anti-feminist because the main character in the series is a boy and, at first glance, it seems that the...
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Feminism, Race, and Sexuality in the Twentieth Century Anglophone Literature
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Tena Batković In today’s world, the feminist movement is not just concerned with how gender affects one’s position in society. It rather wants to find out how gender, in relation to other social categories such as race and sexuality, affects one’s identity and shapes their experiences. In the twentieth century literature, many women writers have explored the question of identity in their works and connected it to the concepts of gender, race, and sexuality. The aim of this thesis is, therefore, to...
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Feminist Pedagogy in the Works of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
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Kristina Božić Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s works provide profound insights into the intersections of gender, race, class, sexuality, and cultural experiences. The author’s novels Americanah, Half of a Yellow Sun, and Purple Hibiscus tell the individual stories of unique characters while relating them to the struggles experienced by different people all around the world. As one of the most prominent feminist authors, Adichie presents strong female characters while focusing on the veiled realities of...
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Feminist Thought in Literary Works of Mary Wollstonecraft and Jane Austen
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Karolina Juretić Society’s treatment of men and of women was, and still is, vastly different. Feminism, as a social and political movement guided by the female experience, fights for women’s rights in order to make that difference non-existent. In the cornerstone of feminism titled A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792), Mary Wollstonecraft describes women’s position in the society of her time by exposing an array of inaccurate beliefs regarding women’s nature and their capabilities,...
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