"MUJERES DIFÍCILES": La anti-heroína en la ficción seriada televisiva americana
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Comunicación, ficción, anti-héroesResumen
Considerando la expresiva cantidad de series televisivas centradas en anti-héroes con destaque en las últimas décadas, como The Sopranos, Mad Men y Dexter, este artículo busca pensar la figura de la anti-heroína. Para ello, presentamos una perspectiva histórica sobre la representación de las mujeres en ese tipo de producción, destacando papeles recurrentes y sus implicaciones sociales. Para problematizar el contexto contemporáneo, cuando los personajes femeninos más complejos empiezan a aparecer, tomamos como objeto central del análisis el drama y partimos del supuesto de que, aunque apunte una diversificación en las formas de representación de la vivencia femenina en la ficción, las anti-heroínas se construyen a través de la aproximación por veces con elementos tradicionalmente asociados al universo masculino, otras veces con habituales estereotipos de género.
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