Analysis of Diana's role as a powerful figure challenges traditional gender norms and expectations.
Dan Dervin could have done a lot more with Diana as a feminist icon -- a strong, empowered woman of the 1990s [in “Princess Diana” in the December issue]. Unlike such strong royal women as Queen Mary and the Queen Mother, Diana used her strength not to support her husband but to weaken and humiliate him. She appears to have used men in ways which men are not supposed to use women, that is, as “sex objects.”
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