Question 4

 10 marks 

20 minutes

apply theory to LFTVD


Stranger things uses the character of Nancy to promote an oppositional gaze to the capitalist patriarchy by developing her into a more independent female character.


Butler's theory- gender performativity roles

Stranger things- 

Lupin- Scene of Juliet coming down stairs at auction


Butler's theory presents gender performativity in LFTVDs as not a single act but repetition, she says the is no essential gender identity behind roles.

Butler's theory presents gender performance roles in Stranger things through Eleven as she remains gender ambiguous as she presents typical male gender roles as well as female roles without fitting into either.

Butler's theory is also present in Lupin through Juliet Pellegrini as she walks down the stairs at the auction as it is filmed to highlight her gender roles drawing attention to her with things like a glamourous outfit. 


A brief intro into theory and how it applies to LFTVD

A paragraph that links to ST

A paragraph that links to Lupin

Conclusion that explains problems/ limitations of theory


Stuart Hall- Representations consist of many meanings however the media tried to fix preferred meaning

ST- leans into stereotypes of the 80's- nerd being bullied

Lupin- reflecting socio- economic class differences in Paris and modern impacts of colonialism


David Guantlett- media messages are used by the audience to think through their identities and way of expressing themselves

ST- the characters in stranger things progressing from the long form tv drama 


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