“Ο μεγάλος περίπατος του Πέτρου” της Άλκης Ζέη και η “Νινέτ” της Ζωρζ Σαρή στο μικροσκόπιο των διαφυλικών σχέσεων

Abstract

Abstract

This article presents the study of two children's/adolescent novels by Alki Zei and Georges Sari from the perspective of intergender relations. The project aims to approach these relations from three different views: legal, sociological, and psychological. The novels selected are the following: "Peter's Long Walk" by Alki Zei and the novel "Ninette" by Georges Sari. This approach hopes to highlight children's/adolescent literature not only as a means of gaining a more profound knowledge about the reproduction of gender stereotypes in the family, school and society but also as a tool for strengthening healthy intergender relations through projecting models to be emulated or avoided. The first part of the article presents the theoretical approach to intergender relations from a legal, sociological, and psychological perspective, while the second part attempts to use part of the above theoretical framework in the reading of the two famous novels by Alki Zei and Georges Sari.

Keywords: Zei, Sari, intergender relations