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| Title: | 兩性凝視之差異—分析電影《自殺突擊隊》和《猛 禽小隊:小丑女大解放》的哈莉奎因
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MALE GAZE AND FEMALE GAZE - BASED ON THE ANALYSIS OF THE CHARACTER, HARLEY QUINN, IN THE FILMS SUICIDE SQUAD AND BIRDS OF PREY |
| Authors: | 蔡柔俞
Sanjaya, Priscilla Eugenia |
| Contributors: | 王淑美
Wang, Sumei
蔡柔俞
Sanjaya, Priscilla Eugenia |
| Keywords: | 男性凝視
女性凝視
性別表徵
刻板印象
媒體描繪
客觀化
哈莉奎因
權力動態
male gaze
female gaze
gender representation
stereotypes
media portrayal
objectification
Harley Quinn
power dynamics |
| Date: | 2023 |
| Issue Date: | 2023-08-02 14:14:56 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 本論文通過對兩性凝視之差異—分析電影《自殺突擊隊》和《猛 禽小隊:小丑女大解放》的哈莉奎因。這項研究的動機源於媒體中男性目光的持續影響，這往往會延續刻板印象、客觀化和權力失衡。通過檢查這兩部電影中對哈莉奎因的描述, 這項研究旨在揭示男性凝視和女性凝視塑造哈莉奎因形象的不同方式，以及凝視對角色的關鍵差異。
該分析是使用電視分析代碼和三種凝視分析的理論框架進行的，提供了對所起作用的視覺和敘事元素的全面理解。研究結果表明，《自殺突擊隊》中哈莉奎因的形像很大程度上受到男性目光的影響，因為她被性感化、物化，並被定位為被動的慾望對象。相比之下，《猛禽小隊：小丑女大解放》則採用了更加賦權和自我決定的角色形象，擁抱女性視角，強調她的能動性、獨立性和個人成長。本論文通過探討哈莉奎因與男性凝視和女性凝視之間的關係，為媒體中性別表徵的討論做出了貢獻。這項研究的結果強調了超越客觀化並擁抱電影中女性角色更加多樣化和賦權的重要性。
This thesis explores the differences between the male gaze and the female gaze through an analysis of the character Harley Quinn in the films Suicide Squad and Birds of Prey. The motivation for this research stems from the persistent influence of the male gaze in media, which often perpetuates stereotypes, objectification, and power imbalances. By examining the depiction of Harley Quinn in these two films, this research aims to shed light on the distinct ways in which the male gaze and the female gaze shape the portrayal of Harley Quinn and the key differences the gazes have on the character.
The analysis is conducted using the theoretical framework of the codes of television analysis and the three gazes analysis, providing a comprehensive understanding of the visual and narrative elements at play. The findings reveal that the portrayal of Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad is heavily influenced by the male gaze, as she is sexualized, objectified, and positioned as a passive object of desire. In contrast, Birds of Prey adopts a more empowering and self-determined portrayal of the character, embracing the female gaze and emphasizing her agency, independence, and personal growth. This thesis contributes to the discourse on gender representation in media by exploring the portrayal of Harley Quinn in relation to the male gaze and the female gaze. The findings of this research highlight the importance of moving beyond objectification and embracing more diverse and empowering representations of female characters in film. |
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| Description: | 碩士
國立政治大學
國際傳播英語碩士學位學程(IMICS)
110461028 |
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