WOMEN SUBORDINATION AND STRUGGLE AS DEPICTED IN QUEEN CHARLOTTE: A BRIDGERTON STORY SERIES
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Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, Feminism, Women Subordination, Women StruggleAbstract
This study aims to analyse women subordination and struggle portrayed in Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story Series. This study employs feminism theory with qualitative descriptive approach. The study identifies 28 data: 18 of women subordination and 10 of women struggle. The subordination mainly manifests as men control over women with 14 data in total. Women's struggles are primarily shown through voicing opinions with 6 data in total. The series consistently depicts men's control over women across all social status, while also showing women's persistent efforts to maintain their identity despite subordination.References
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