这是关于我的！：Un（dress）ing印地语Celluloid女性主观身份

Q1 Arts and Humanities

Media Watch Pub Date : 2021-09-01 DOI:10.15655/mw_2021_v12i3_165211

Vinayak Yashraj, P. Tripathi

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摘要

当代女性印地语电影在构建女性主观身份认同方面发挥着关键作用，它对当前女权主义的话语模式进行了质疑，使其成为“关于我！”。对这一后女权主义框架的挪用建立在对着装和打扮的反思性使用在构建自我导向的选择和物质实践中具有开创性意义的过程的符号学理解之上。因此，在新兴的女性印地语电影中，着装为解开有争议的后女权主义发展提供了探索重要范围的可能性。本文以罗莎琳德·吉尔（Rosalind Gill）、米歇尔·拉扎尔（Michele M Lazar）、安吉拉·麦克罗比（Angela McRobbie，Alankrita Shrivastava的《口红在我的Burkha下》和Rajshree Ojha的《Aisha》，以推动后女权主义的萌芽。

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It's About Me!: Un(dress)ing Hindi Celluloid Feminine Subjective I-dentity

Contemporary women’s Hindi films play a critical role in constructing feminine subjective I-dentity by contesting discursive models rendering current feminism to be “it’s about me!”. Appropriation of this postfeminist framework builds upon the semiotic understanding of the process in which the reflective use of dress and dressing-up has been seminal in constructing self-oriented choices and corporeal practices. Therefore, dress leads to the possibility of exploring significant scope in disentangling the contentious post-feminist developments in emergent women’s Hindi films. With a locus on the post-feminist framework as posited by Rosalind Gill, Michele M Lazar, Angela McRobbie, and the nuanced semiotic scaffolding of use of dress as hypothesized by Roland Barthes, Malcolm Bernard, Joanne Entwistle, et al., this article examines select women’s Hindi films like Margarita With A Straw by Shonali Bose, Lipstick Under My Burkha by Alankrita Shrivastava and Aisha by Rajshree Ojha to forward embryonic post-feminist approaches.

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