Feminine Adolescence as Uncanny: Masculinity, Haunting and Self-Estrangement
Feminine Adolescence as Uncanny: Masculinity, Haunting and Self-Estrangement
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不可思议的女性青春期：男子气概、困扰和自我疏远
DOI：
10.1093/fmls/cqs067
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发表时间：
2013
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0.2
通讯作者：
Martin D
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作者：
Martin D
这篇文章的目的是作为一个贡献，最近的工作对青春期少女的文化建设，并读取女性青春期，由精神分析，女权主义理论和流行的话语，作为一个特权网站的神秘，它建议的洞察力是一个有用的除了目前的理解存在的青春期女孩在哥特式和恐怖叙事。它认为，在女性理论中，少女时代是一种自我疏远的、部分的或分裂的主体性，被俄狄浦斯男性气质所困扰。它讨论的想法，女孩的记忆或经验的积极的愿望和社会要求她放弃的愿望可能会被认为是不可思议的，并得出结论，考虑雌雄同体方面的不可思议。
This article is intended as a contribution to recent work on the cultural construction of adolescent girlhood, and reads feminine adolescence, as constituted by psychoanalysis, feminist theory and popular discourses, as a privileged site of the uncanny, an insight which it suggests is a useful addition to current understandings of the presence of the adolescent girl in gothic and horror narratives. It argues that, within theories of femininity, girlhood emerges as a self-estranged, partial or divided subjectivity, which is haunted by oedipal masculinity. It discusses the idea that the girl's memory or experience of active desire and the social requirement for her to relinquish that desire might be experienced as uncanny, and concludes by considering the androgynous aspect of the uncanny.