Mevcut feminist deyişbilim yaklaşımı, erksel olandan ayrılan önemli bir " kadın yazını ve deyişi " olduğu fikrine yoğunlaşır. Feminist deyişbilim, toplumdaki ve edebi eserlerdeki erkek egemenliğini inceleyerek, hem dil hem de toplum yapılanmasında kadın için bir karşı-imge sunmaya çalışır. Bu nedenle, feminist eleştiri üzerine temellenen feminist deyişbilim, kadını ve kadının konumunu sadece toplumda değil dilde de tanımlayan önemli bir yaklaşım olarak ortaya çıkar. Özet Bir yazarın yazın üslubunu inceleyen deyişbilim özellikle son yirmi otuz yıldır çeşitli yaklaşımları bir araya getirmiştir. In this article, three stories narrated by female first-person narrators in this collection will be analyzed in terms of lexico-semantic items in the narration, and Carter's style as an example of écriture féminine will be examined with regard to feminist stylistics.
Ten stories in the collection handle the topics of marriage, sexuality, gender roles, and female liberty with a subverting point of view. Carter's The Bloody Chamber, a collection of rewritten traditional fairy tales, " extracts the latent content from the traditional stories " in Carter's words. This study will depict the " genderlect " and " gendered " style in Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber. These linguistic and thematic differences that are called " genderlect " or " gendered sentence " in women's writing are the main interest of feminist stylistics. The tendency of current feminist stylistics mostly focuses on the idea that there is a significant " women's writing and style " that differs from men's. By examining male domination in society and literary works, feminist stylistics tries to present a counter-image of women both in language and social construction. Therefore, feminist stylistics based on the theories of feminist criticism appears as a significant approach defining " woman " and her place not only in society, but also in language. Stylistics, the study of a writer's style, has incorporated various approaches, especially in the last few decades.
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