The Bishōjo-Demonic Phallic Mother Dichotomy in Revolutionary Girl Utena
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was donated by Nicole K. Toivonen Winchester.
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION & TABLE OF CONTENTS
SHŌJO AS A GENRE: EMPOWERMENT OR EXPLOITATION?
ADULTHOOD AND VILLAINY IN MATURITY
WITCHES, MAGIC, AND FAIRY TALES IN SHŌJO
REVOLUTIONARY GIRL UTENA
THE TALE OF THE ROSE: ANTHY AS UTENA’S ‘DARK SHADOW’
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