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     • But beyond the characters themselves, the show itself has a definite feminist lens. Bridgerton is full of steamy sex scenes, but they are uniquely focused on female pleasure.
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   Is Bridgerton a feminist show?

   • The characters of Bridgerton, from Daphne to Eloise, aren’t afraid to point out the unfairness of the world they live in whether it’s a brother deciding their marriage prospects or a father gambling away their money. But beyond the characters themselves, the show itself has a definite feminist lens.

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   Is Bridgerton a good show?

   • Bridgerton has also been praised for its diverse casting, in particular for featuring female leads of South Asian descent in season two, and the show does well to highlight female sexual pleasure, at least some of the time, ANU screen studies lecturer Dr Katharina Bonzel says.

   Does Bridgerton fall flat as a feminist hit? - ANU

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   How does Bridgerton show women in power?

   • Bridgerton shows women in power and though the society expects women to behave in a certain way, they stand up and speak up for their themselves.

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   Is Eloise Bridgerton a feminist?

   • Though the series explores the difficulty of her situation, it never shames her for it despite the way that others in the show react to it. Eloise Bridgerton is the main source of what we would recognize as modern feminism in the show. She is uninterested in being a debutante or finding a husband and would rather go to university.

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   Is there inequality between men and women in Bridgerton?

   • In Bridgerton, there is not only inequality between men and women but also between upper-class and lower-class women. Character Siena Rosso (Sabrina Bartlett) illustrates the differences in treatment for women who are not from high society.

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   Why is Bridgerton a good representation of women?

   • Bridgerton is a good representation of women because it gives a voice to all the women of the Regency era who endured gender inequality and portrays them in an exciting way, creating positive female role models for viewers.

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3. schoolofsexed.org › blog-articles › 2022/3/22YAP Blog: Bridgerton: Gender norms, feminism and the ...

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   Mar 23, 2022 · FEMINISM. In all eight episodes of Season One, we see revolutionary thoughts. Every woman in the series recognises that there is a difference between the power that women and men have. Being aware of this, they are capable of turning stereotypes to their favour. They spread a rumor so that Daphne can avoid a marriage to someone she doesn't want.

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5. www.thefeministtimes.net › post › bridgerton-throughBridgerton: Through the eyes of Feminism - The Feminist Times

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   Bridgerton: Through the eyes of Feminism. Netflix recent release Bridgerton, garnered fame for itself not just by creating a frenzy among fashion lovers but thorough its feminist perspective and lens on the Regency England. It is based on the bestselling novel series by Julia Quinn.

6. www.thecrimson.com › article › 2024/8/23Why Isn’t ‘Bridgerton’ More Feminist? | Arts | The Harvard ...

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   Aug 23, 2024 · In feminist terms, “Bridgerton” is a contradiction. The show aggressively builds a repressive society around the female characters while striving to grant them the ownership and agency that...

7. www.vanityfair.com › hollywood › 2021How Bridgerton Officially Became Netflix’s Biggest Hit Ever

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   Jan 27, 2021 · Bridgerton viewers can take comfort in knowing that some of the series’ most electric women—Daphne’s clever sister Eloise (Claudia Jessie) and gossip writer Penelope (Nicola Coughlan)—take ...

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   Mar 8, 2021 · It’s not just inequality between men and women explored in Bridgerton but the difference between how upper-class women are treated compared to lower-class women. Character Siena Rosso (Sabrina Bartlett) represents a female who is not from high society and is treated with distinct differences.

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   Apr 21, 2022 · Bridgerton has also been praised for its diverse casting, in particular for featuring female leads of South Asian descent in season two, and the show does well to highlight female sexual pleasure, at least some of the time, ANU screen studies lecturer Dr Katharina Bonzel says.