Radical Sexualities in Lost Girl and Fledgling: A Queer-Ecological Glimpse at the Feminist Human / Non-Human Female in Sci-fi
The present paper explores the connections between the radical sexual behavior of the main female characters in the TV show Lost Girl and Octavia Butler’s novel Fledgling, Bo and Shori respectively. This analysis works from a queer-ecological feminist perspective that understands that science cti...
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RLM320722020-07-23T17:44:54Z Radical Sexualities in Lost Girl and Fledgling: A Queer-Ecological Glimpse at the Feminist Human / Non-Human Female in Sci-fi Radical Sexualities in Lost Girl and Fledgling: A Queer-Ecological Glimpse at the Feminist Human / Non-Human Female in Sci-fi Jiménez Rodríguez, Adriana Lost Girl Fledgling vampires symbiont Fae succubus queer families feminist queer theory female sexuality science fiction vampiras symbionte súcuba familias queer teoría feminist queer sexualidad femenina ciencia ficción Lost Girl Fledgling vampires symbiont Fae succubus queer families feminist queer theory female sexuality science fiction vampiras symbionte súcuba familias queer teoría feminist queer sexualidad femenina ciencia ficción The present paper explores the connections between the radical sexual behavior of the main female characters in the TV show Lost Girl and Octavia Butler’s novel Fledgling, Bo and Shori respectively. This analysis works from a queer-ecological feminist perspective that understands that science ction as a genre presents rich opportunities for the development of feminist-queer sexual identities in female characters that in turn construct anti-patriarchal queer family structures that can truly transform the world. Este artículo explora las conexiones entre el comportamiento sexual radical de los personajes femeninos principales del programa de televisión Lost Girl y la novela de Octavia Butler, Fledgling, Bo y Shori respectivamente. El presente análisis trabaja desde una perspectiva feminista queer-ecológica, la cual entiende que el género literario de ciencia cción presenta enormes oportunidades para el desarrollo de identidades queer feministas que construyen a su vez estructuras familiares queer antipa-triarcales que pueden verdaderamente transformar el mundo. The present paper explores the connections between the radical sexual behavior of the main female characters in the TV show Lost Girl and Octavia Butler’s novel Fledgling, Bo and Shori respectively. This analysis works from a queer-ecological feminist perspective that understands that science ction as a genre presents rich opportunities for the development of feminist-queer sexual identities in female characters that in turn construct anti-patriarchal queer family structures that can truly transform the world. Este artículo explora las conexiones entre el comportamiento sexual radical de los personajes femeninos principales del programa de televisión Lost Girl y la novela de Octavia Butler, Fledgling, Bo y Shori respectivamente. El presente análisis trabaja desde una perspectiva feminista queer-ecológica, la cual entiende que el género literario de ciencia cción presenta enormes oportunidades para el desarrollo de identidades queer feministas que construyen a su vez estructuras familiares queer antipa-triarcales que pueden verdaderamente transformar el mundo. Escuela de Lenguas Modernas, Universidad de Costa Rica 2018-01-26 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Article Artículo evaluado por pares application/pdf application/pdf application/epub+zip https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/rlm/article/view/32072 10.15517/rlm.v0i27.32072 Journal Of Modern Languages; No. 27 (2017) Revista de Lenguas Modernas; Núm. 27 (2017) 2215-5643 1659-1933 10.15517/rlm.v0i27 spa eng https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/rlm/article/view/32072/31758 https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/rlm/article/view/32072/31759 https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/rlm/article/view/32072/35695 |
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The present paper explores the connections between the radical sexual behavior of the main female characters in the TV show Lost Girl and Octavia Butler’s novel Fledgling, Bo and Shori respectively. This analysis works from a queer-ecological feminist perspective that understands that science ction as a genre presents rich opportunities for the development of feminist-queer sexual identities in female characters that in turn construct anti-patriarchal queer family structures that can truly transform the world.
Este artículo explora las conexiones entre el comportamiento sexual radical de los personajes femeninos principales del programa de televisión Lost Girl y la novela de Octavia Butler, Fledgling, Bo y Shori respectivamente. El presente análisis trabaja desde una perspectiva feminista queer-ecológica, la cual entiende que el género literario de ciencia cción presenta enormes oportunidades para el desarrollo de identidades queer feministas que construyen a su vez estructuras familiares queer antipa-triarcales que pueden verdaderamente transformar el mundo.
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Radical Sexualities in Lost Girl and Fledgling: A Queer-Ecological Glimpse at the Feminist Human / Non-Human Female in Sci-fi |
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Radical Sexualities in Lost Girl and Fledgling: A Queer-Ecological Glimpse at the Feminist Human / Non-Human Female in Sci-fi |
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Radical Sexualities in Lost Girl and Fledgling: A Queer-Ecological Glimpse at the Feminist Human / Non-Human Female in Sci-fi |
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Radical Sexualities in Lost Girl and Fledgling: A Queer-Ecological Glimpse at the Feminist Human / Non-Human Female in Sci-fi |
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Radical Sexualities in Lost Girl and Fledgling: A Queer-Ecological Glimpse at the Feminist Human / Non-Human Female in Sci-fi |
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