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This is a Narrative Discourse Analysis study.

September 10, 2025Rainbow Journal of Literature Linguistics and Cultural StudiesOpen Access

Reevaluating Femininity: Gender Stereotypes in Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters

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SYSyifa' Zhafirah YumnaState University of Semarang RHRahayu Puji HaryantiState University of Semarang

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Narrative discourse analysis reveals how gender stereotypes shape representations of femininity, suggesting greater complexity in character portrayals.

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Gender stereotypes in literature often limit female characterizations, leading to simplified portrayals like scared or angry.
Using narrative discourse analysis, the study uncovers how identity is constructed within the context of these stereotypes.
Stuart Hall's representation theory highlights the barriers to more nuanced depictions of female characters in the stories.
The research advocates for richer plotlines that challenge conventional portrayals and foster deeper reflections on female identity.

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Yumna et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1a90554b1d3bfb60e2114 https://doi.org/10.15294/rainbow.v14i.29177

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Narrative discourse analysis reveals how gender stereotypes shape representations of femininity, suggesting greater complexity in character portrayals.

Reevaluating Femininity: Gender Stereotypes in Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters

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Reevaluating Femininity: Gender Stereotypes in Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters

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