1. What does society's fears and anxieties reflect in 'witches'?

2. Define 'monstrous-feminine' and how is this portrayed in 'Candyman'.

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Blaine Melendez

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19 November, 13:33

1. What does society's fears and anxieties reflect in 'witches'?

2. Define 'monstrous-feminine' and how is this portrayed in 'Candyman'.

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Mark Stuart · Answer 1

The correct answer is for question number 1: The way that society fear and anxiety reflect their actions against witches as they use to kill them by hanging them after trial them for wicthcraft.

And the correct answer for question 2 is: that monstrous feminine is a term that it was used to describe women as victims in different movies. Regarding the candyman this term is used as the book talks about very gender specified biased.

1. What does society's fears and anxieties reflect in 'witches'?2. Define 'monstrous-feminine' and how is this portrayed in 'Candyman'.

1. What does society's fears and anxieties reflect in 'witches'?

2. Define 'monstrous-feminine' and how is this portrayed in 'Candyman'.