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Defining Online Reputation Threatsan but Buffy Summers, vampire slayer and feminist darling. McIntosh sees his work as an argument against the specific way in which romance and gender roles are constructed in the . series, praising . for its resistance to gender stereotypes and condemning . for its “antiquated, sexist” constructions of gender.

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“When you kiss me, I want to die”: Arrested Feminism in , and the , Seriesan but Buffy Summers, vampire slayer and feminist darling. McIntosh sees his work as an argument against the specific way in which romance and gender roles are constructed in the . series, praising . for its resistance to gender stereotypes and condemning . for its “antiquated, sexist” constructions of gender.

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Contemporary Security Landscapeinterprets Meyer’s work and creates the scenes and images in the mind’s eye. We might even go so far as to say that . itself is a translation, since Stephenie Meyer has explained on several occasions that the idea for the novel came to her in a dream that she “translated” into characters and plotlines in the light of day.

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Of Monsters and Men: Toxic Masculinity and the Twenty-First Century Vampire in the t most succinctly by Kate Harding, feminist commentators are asking, “What . it that makes girls go nuts for this crap?”. The purpose of my chapter is not to answer Harding’s question—I imagine every fan would have a different response—but to counter the premise of the criticism.

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Textual Vampirism in the , Saga: Drawing Feminist Life from , and Teen Fantasy Fictionomantic plot, vampirism is a useful metaphor for understanding its intertextual relationships—particularly its incorporation and revision of . Indeed all intertextuality, as defined by Julia Kristeva, can be read as a form of vampirism, as “any text is the absorption and transformation of another.”

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-98733-6by the predatory male. Whether as Bella she succumbs to the charming Edward Cullen or as Little Red Riding Hood to the rapacious wolf, the result is the same: by corporally consuming her through rape or marriage, the voracious male destroys her.