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The language of gender in crime narratives reflects societal prejudices from "summary" of Gender and Criminality in Bangla Crime Narratives by Shampa Roy

Gender plays a crucial role in shaping crime narratives, serving as a lens through which societal prejudices are reflected. The language used in these narratives often reinforces existing stereotypes and biases, perpetuating harmful ideas about gender roles and expectations. Through the portrayal of male and female characters, these narratives reinforce traditional notions of masculinity and femininity, assigning certain traits and behaviors to each gender. In Bangla crime narratives, gendered language is particularly pronounced, with male characters often depicted as strong, assertive, and rational, while female characters are portrayed as emotional, vulnerable, and dependent. These stereotypes not only limit the representation of gender diversity but also reinforce harmful ideas about the inherent nature of men and women. By assigning specific characteristics to each gender, these narratives perpetuate the idea that certain behaviors are inherently masculine or feminine. Furthermore, the language used to describ...
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    Gender and Criminality in Bangla Crime Narratives

    Shampa Roy

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