Ah, yes, because what every modern feminist really wants is an in-depth analysis of a tale where a woman finds love in Stockholm Syndrome đđ. Spoiler alert: beasts are still beasts, despite the philosophical musings of #Paglia and #Butler. đ€đââïž
https://storica.club/blog/beast-was-the-best-part/ #feminism #StockholmSyndrome #literaryanalysis #modernlove #beastlytruths #HackerNews #ngated
https://storica.club/blog/beast-was-the-best-part/ #feminism #StockholmSyndrome #literaryanalysis #modernlove #beastlytruths #HackerNews #ngated
The Beast was the best part of Beauty and the Beast â Storica
The version everyone remembers is the edited one. The 1740 original is a novella written, more or less literally, to prepare a young woman to be handed to a frightening older stranger. Camille Paglia and Judith Butler are usually treated as enemies. On the ending of this story they agree, and what they agree on is that it is a lie.