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Carol Emshwiller’s "Carmen Dog". Ambiguous story-telling in the form of a fable

Name: Carol Emshwiller’s "Carmen Dog". Ambiguous story-telling in the form of a fable
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Author: Hannah Jost
ISBN: 978-3-668-51739-4

Female creatures portrayed as main protagonists and inferior beings

Term Paper, 2015

14 Pages, Grade: 2,7

Hannah Jost (Author)

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1. Feminism and Its Influence on Literature

2. The Purpose and Features of a Fable
2.1 Definition of a Fable
2.2 The Use of an Animal as the Protagonist in Carmen Dog

3. Female Creatures Portrayed as Main Protagonists and Inferior Beings
3.1 Female Creatures Portrayed as Main Protagonists
3.1.1 Women Turning into Animals
3.1.2 Animals Turning into Women
3.2 Female Creatures Portrayed as Inferior Beings
3.2.1 Gender-based Role Allocation/Division of Work
3.2.2 Acceptance of the Transformation
3.2.3 The Scientific Perspective
3.2.4 Sexual Harassment and Abuse

4. Actual Incidents of Misogyny as presented in Carmen Dog

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Title: Carol Emshwiller’s "Carmen Dog". Ambiguous story-telling in the form of a fable
Subtitle: Female creatures portrayed as main protagonists and inferior beings
College: University of Bamberg
Course: American Literature
Grade: 2,7
Author: Hannah Jost (Author)
Year: 2015
Pages: 14
Catalog Number: V373570
ISBN (eBook): 9783668517387
ISBN (Book): 9783668517394
File size: 563 KB
Language: English
Keywords: carol, emshwiller’s, carmen, ambiguous, female, protagonists

Quote paper: Hannah Jost (Author), 2015, Carol Emshwiller’s "Carmen Dog". Ambiguous story-telling in the form of a fable, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/373570

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