Numerous critics claim that this novel is Le Guin’s attempt to revise her earlier, more traditional fantasy novels in the Earthsea trilogy, and that Tehanu works as a feminist reaction to the Earthsea trilogy. I have examined the gender roles in Tehanu, by taking a closer look at the characters and the roles they have in the plot. I begin by showing the places where the possibilities of change are indicated, and then I use feminist criticism to show that there is no change in the gender roles. LeGuin’s fantasy novel Tehanu instead of breaking away from traditional gender roles maintains them, despite the novel’s promises of change. The purpose of this essay is to show that Ursula K.
2008 (English) Independent thesis Basic level (degree of Bachelor), 10 points / 15 hp Student thesis Abstract įailed Feminism?: Ursula K.
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