Top 5 Feminist Ghosts

Ghost By Engin Akyurt https://unsplash.com/photos/0bgCyhlq9oU

Articles about female ghosts are scattered across the Internet, each one more compelling and nightmare-inducing than the last. Stories of lonely, ferocious, and tortured ghosts of women haunt our imaginations across cultures, tapping into our deepest anxieties and fears to make us shiver…and behave.
Here we examine five female ghosts from around the world through a feminist lens. Each of these hair-raising spirits arise from a context just as frightening as the ghosts themselves.

A Californian Krampus

St. Nicholas play produced by Krampus Los Angeles. Photo: Paul Koudounaris

Relentlessly sunny and known for a love of trend over tradition, Los Angeles is an unlikely home to a new incarnation of the old Alpine devil. It helps, perhaps, that make-believe is serious business in my town, and that it’s filled with creative people prone to see in an old tradition of folk Catholicism a revolutionary way to shake up the holidays.

Unravelling the Sexual Mystique of Sleeping Beauty

Sleeping Beauty; Darstellung von Alexander Zick (1845 - 1907) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dornr%C3%B6schen.jpg?uselang=en-gb#/media/File:Dornr%C3%B6schen.jpg

Sleeping Beauty has an allure that is undeniable. Her story has retained a place in our traditions. Time has reshaped her dilemma and salvation.

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