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This is because the authors of these books want to make the character relatable to both genders to want to ask strong female characters as a challenge to society's gender norms

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"[the female lead's] comfort with her masculinity is assumed, and her transgression of traditional femininity is in fact not transgressive at all."

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"[the female lead's] comfort with her masculinity is assumed, and her transgression of traditional femininity is in fact not transgressive at all."

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famously sexist genre, skimpy costumes and falsely powerful females, whenever they are truly powerful they are resentful of it or completely insane. Wonder woman is getting her own movie!! Also elektra in Daredevil tv show has power and reasonable costume

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Neill writes that the "convention wisdom" is that "girls will watch girl films with a boy or girl heros, but boys will watch films only with male heroes"

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"Real or not real, these characters, stories and settings ask to us to think about the past, present and future, to imagine new possibilities and opportunities for the marginalised and oppressed- and to even talk

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"Real or not real, these characters, stories and settings ask to us to think about the past, present and future, to imagine new possibilities and opportunities for the marginalised and oppressed- and to even talk

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Two Thai hold up the Hunger Games' three- finger as a symbol of defiance against the country's military regime.

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Two Thai hold up the Hunger Games' three- finger as a symbol of defiance against the country's military regime.

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Ultimately, these characters give voice and agency to girls of colour in fiction and reality, providing an outles that's sorely lacking in other corners of YA literautre

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It holds up a mirror to our world, acting as a tool for social critique

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In Korea, a young woman and her friends were detained after holding up the Hunger Games' three fingers salute to protest their authoritarian government. 

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In Korea, a young woman and her friends were detained after holding up the Hunger Games' three fingers salute to protest their authoritarian government. 

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"Possessing agency and power, characters like Gaia and June act as voices for the oppressed masses."

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issues and implications- how might the genre have to change because of this?

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issues and implications- how might the genre have to change because of this?

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how might other genre  be impacted on?

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equal to han solo, frequently say the same thing at the same time. Keeps rejecting chivalry we expect her to accept from finn

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A young girl will be inspired by these new female sci-fi heroines to become hero of her own

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A young girl will be inspired by these new female sci-fi heroines to become hero of her own

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"no damsel in distress, she's a fighter and a survivor and a nurturer and an all - round badass... REY IS A WOMEN WHO REFUSES TO BE DEFINED AS ONE"

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"What audiences are concerned about"

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"Today we face many of the same problems contained in these fictional worlds: violence against women, climate-related catastrophes, extreme inequalities in wealth and impenetrable power structures."

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"It holds up a mirror to our world, acting as a tool for social critique."

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"It holds up a mirror to our world, acting as a tool for social critique."

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"Clearly, YA dystopia is having an effect on consumerism and pop culture."

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"Clearly, YA dystopia is having an effect on consumerism and pop culture."

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"Rey is uncompromised and uncompromising. She represents strength and power without limitations and apologies"- Patrica Karvelas

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"Sometimes, though women's narratives in sic-fi don't need to present a deeper philosophical message. The very presence is the message.

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"Sometimes, though women's narratives in sic-fi don't need to present a deeper philosophical message. The very presence is the message.

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Female Characters are often given a raw deal in action films- simply fulfilling the role of love interest or assistant the flexible rules of the science fiction setting can empower and liberate female protagonist

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"A simple joy in watching things blow up"

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gaia and june are leaders in a way that girls + women rarely are in US, they have agency + power + become mouthpieces for the oppressed masses

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"The fallacious perception is that they just won't sell. But, now we have Katniss, Furiosa, and Rey to prove that attitude wrong. There is something about seeing the box office numbers that might be a step in the right direction."

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"These films' young heroes have an extraordinary degree of freedom, autonomy and influence, and this is attractive to 21st century teens and adolescents, who are materially indulged but perhaps the most closely supervised generation in history"

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how the female protagonist appeals to audinces

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how the female protagonist appeals to audinces

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key quotes/statements that help support this idea

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key quotes/statements that help support this idea

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Examining the rise of the female protagonist in dystopian texts

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Examining the rise of the female protagonist in dystopian texts