“他们都有点黑…”:Speak和Fanfiction诗歌抵制强奸文化的13个原因

IF 0.1 0 LITERATURE Childrens Literature Association Quarterly Pub Date : 2022-12-01 DOI:10.1353/chq.2022.0048
Amber Moore
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摘要:本文分析了一种不常被探索的类型:同人小说诗歌写作,特别是针对年轻人性侵叙事而创作的。受劳里·哈尔斯·安德森(Laurie Halse Anderson)的《说话》(Speak)和杰伊·阿舍(Jay Asher。这一点尤其体现在诗人对强奸的情感、心理和精神影响的探索中;抵抗文学激进主义的爆发;通过接受、治愈和自爱的一瞥,找到从强奸文化中解脱出来的潜在途径。
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"They're all kinda dark …": Speak and Thirteen Reasons Why Fanfiction Poetry as Resistance to Rape Culture
Abstract:This paper analyzes a genre not typically explored: fanfiction poetry writing, particularly crafted in response to young adult sexual assault narratives. Examinations of poetry inspired by two young adult novels about rape victim-survivors, Laurie Halse Anderson's Speak and Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why, demonstrate the ways in which poetry can be used to process violent literary experiences as well as exercise care through poetic witnessing. This especially surfaces through poets' explorations of emotional, psychological, and spiritual impact of rape; bursts of resistant literary activism; and finding potential pathways to respite from rape culture through glimpses of acceptance, healing, and self-love.
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