Week 3 by JiaYu (Linda) Fu https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8 Tomboy en-us 2021-01-27 21:38:24 UTC 2024-11-22 23:47:06 UTC hello@padlet.com lindaaaaafu https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8/wish/1377411391 2021-04-02 03:42:41 UTC https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8/wish/1377411391 What is the tomboy narrative? lindaaaaafu https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8/wish/1377412053 2021-04-02 03:43:12 UTC https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8/wish/1377412053 lindaaafu https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8/wish/1378986367 Using the French film Tomboy as an example, how he performed the image of a tomboy, cut off her long hair and dressed up as a boy. When Laura uses a male identity, no one will question her abilities, she can gain greater freedom and space for activities, and can participate in male activities, such as football or volleyball, which makes people abandon the traditional concept of gender.]]> 2021-04-03 01:12:58 UTC https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8/wish/1378986367 According to Kristen Hatch, what does it suggest about girls’ sexuality and gender identities? Does the tomboy live on in contemporary media – can you think of an example? If not, which media figures might replace the tomboy? lindaaaaafu https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8/wish/1378993085 2021-04-03 01:24:02 UTC https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8/wish/1378993085 lindaaaaafu https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8/wish/1378993717 - Girl's sexuality: As the author suggests in the article 'The cinematic tomboy function to regulate lesbian representation even as she offers a means of exploring the pleasure of female (Hatch, 2011, P75).” The cinematic tomboy has no specific category, but most of them have a sexual relationship. And the best gender predictor of female homosexuality is dressing and acting like a tomboy.  As far as their appearance is concerned, it can be assumed that their sexuality is part of the queer community, although bisexuality is of course a possibility.
- Girl's identities: Despite the rapid development of society, there is still a huge prejudice against girls' gender identity, thinking that girls are cowardly. As the author mentions in the article “These films suggest that social stability is reliant on girls’ giving up the pleasure of childhood masculinity and assuming a feminine role (Hatch, 2011, P80).” When girls dress up like boys, they can participate in sports and are worthy of trust.]]> 2021-04-03 01:24:57 UTC https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8/wish/1378993717 lindaaaaafu https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8/wish/1381792101 - The first example I can think of is the coverage of female boxers in the media. When many media reports on them, people like to say that these athletes behave and dress like tomboys. They have been different from other girls since they were young, and don't like rag dolls, and would fight for them when girls are bullied.

]]> 2021-04-05 02:15:56 UTC https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8/wish/1381792101 Reference lindaaaaafu https://padlet.com/lindaaaaafu/1v674kacfxqb1bw8/wish/1381794392 Sciamma, C. (Director). (2011). Tomboy [Fim]. Hold Up Films arte France Cinéma Canal+.
Wheeler, K. (2019). When I was growing up, I was a tomboy who hated pink. Here’s why — and what’s different for kids today. [Image file]. Retrieved from https://www.thelily.com/when-i-was-growing-up-i-was-a-tomboy-who-hated-pink-heres-why-and-whats-different-for-kids-today/
Hatch, K. (2011). Little butches: Tomboys in Hollywood film. Mediated girlhoods: New explorations of girls’ media culture, 75-92.

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