Female identity in the novels: “Glesum“ by Rasa Aškinytė and “Dina‘s Book” by Herbjørg Wassmo

Darbe analizuojamas moterų individualumas ir jų tapatybės ieškos kelias pasirinktuose kūriniuose. Tikslui ir uždaviniams įgyvendinti pasirinktas hermeneutinis – interpretacinis tekstų analizės būdas bei gretinamasis aspektas, paremtas feminizmo idėjomis. Magistro darbe keliama hipotezė, jog moteris niekada nebuvo laisva. Hipotezei paneigti darbe remiamasi įvairiais socialiniais stereotipais, kurie jungia moters tapatybę su vyru, mistika, gamta, bendruomene, namais, šeima, vaiku.The Master‘s thesis analyzes main characters individuality and a concept of their identity freedom. These analyzes are based on hermeneutical - interpretive text analysis method and comparative aspect, based on the ideas of feminism. The Master‘s thesis aim is to compared a woman worldview similarities and differences in those two novels. To achieve the goal, the following tasks were set: to reveal woman worldview in the novels, to represent the inherent poetics of the novels, to find a woman worldview similarities and differences in both for the analysis selected novels. This Master‘s paper deals with hypothesis that women never been free. To cover this aim for the work are used various combinations of society stereotypes that connects woman‘s identity with: a man, a mysticism, a nature, a community, a home and a family, a childŠvietimo akademijaVytauto Didžiojo universiteta