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Gender Values in the Novels: An Exploration

This discussion delves into the portrayal of gender values through character analysis and dialogue in the novel. Explore themes such as motherhood, identity, and societal expectations. Homework includes a focus on characters, dialogue analysis, and narrative perspectives.

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Gender Values in the Novels: An Exploration

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  1. English 11

  2. Do Now What Values are communicated by this image about gender?

  3. Objectives • Discuss the opening of the novel. • Discuss the characters we are introduced to so far.

  4. Homework

  5. The Characters • Frieda: • Claudia: • Rosemary Villanuci: • Mother: • Mr. Henry:

  6. What is Claudia and Frieda’s Mother Like? • Dialogue on page 14 • What does it mean to be “outdoors” • The Breedloves?

  7. Point of View • First, second, third person? • Narrator? • Adult and children dichotomy?

  8. Greta Garbo “Hello there. You must be Greta Garbo, and you must be Ginger Rogers” (16).

  9. Ginger Rogers

  10. Bo, Shirley, and Jane • Jane Wither’s played the foil to Shirley’s sweet and innocent personality in her films and was often spoiled, particularly in 1934 film Bright Eyes.

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