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FEMINITY PHILOSOPHY IN CHINESE OPERA
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Elena Alievna Sarakayeva
Astrahan State University
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Submitted:
April 20, 2010
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Abstract.
In the article feminity created and popularized by Chinese opera is considered. Opera was created by playwrights and actors for male audience that is why the generated image of an ideal woman reflected unreal but desirable feminity for men.
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Key words and phrases:
гендерная философия
конструкция феминности
кросс-гендерное исполнение
пекинская опера
амплуа «дань»
gender philosophy
feminity construction
cross-gender performance
Beijing opera
dramatic type "Dan"
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