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The article examines gender roles and gender concepts in Twin Peaks, initially analyzing selected scenes or sequences in which female characters are particularly portrayed in a stereotypical manner (2.1), to subsequently ask to what extent the four aspects: series within the series (2.2), characters who fall out of their gender roles (2.3), female speech (2.4), and unstable (gender) identity concepts (2.5) contribute to a destabilization of binaries and thus to a (gender) hybridization or a decentering of subject concepts.

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(Gender)Identities between Stereotyping and Hybridization

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    2025年

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  • Caroline Frank,
  • Markus Schleich

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The article examines gender roles and gender concepts in Twin Peaks, initially analyzing selected scenes or sequences in which female characters are particularly portrayed in a stereotypical manner (2.1), to subsequently ask to what extent the four aspects: series within the series (2.2), characters who fall out of their gender roles (2.3), female speech (2.4), and unstable (gender) identity concepts (2.5) contribute to a destabilization of binaries and thus to a (gender) hybridization or a decentering of subject concepts.