GENDER VIOLENCE AND FEMALE DEHUMANIZATION IN WHITE CHRYSANTHEMUM (2018), BY MARY LYNN BRACHT

Alves, Elis Regina Fernandes [UNESP]; Santos, Danielle Fabricio dos; Rocha, Sara Almieira da

GENDER VIOLENCE AND FEMALE DEHUMANIZATION IN WHITE CHRYSANTHEMUM (2018), BY MARY LYNN BRACHT

Data

2024-01-01

Autores

Alves, Elis Regina Fernandes

Santos, Danielle Fabricio dos

Rocha, Sara Almieira da

Editor

Univ Estado Mato Grosso

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Artigo

Resumo

This article aims to analyze the work White Chrysanthemum , by Mary Lynn Bracht, focusing on the female character Hana and her condition as a comfort woman . When dealing with gender roles, violence and the condition of Korean women, authors such as Beauvoir (2019a, 2019b), Okamoto (2013), among others, were used. Then, Showalter (2014) was used to relate the work to certain phases of female writing. The research also analyzed the symbolism of the sea in the work, based on Chevalier (2001). Finally, it was verified there was the dehumanization of characters that resemble the figure of the prostitute within literary molds.