... argues that Lisa's character has been shown as overtly powerful in comparison to the passivity of Jeffries' character (Modleski, 1988). In direct regards to Mulvey's argument on Lisa's representation, her sense in fashion could be a tool to show her high placement in society, as well as her financial independence. Her sexual forwardness toward Jeffries serves to heighten her "masculine" ... accounted in R. Bortner's article on "The Relationship Between Age and Measures of Id, Ego, and Superego Functioning" (1963). Although Freud's theories on psychoanalysis are widely known to the c...

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