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''The Passion of New Eve'' (1977) is a [[Dystopia|Dystopian]] novel by [[Angela Carter]].
''[[The Passion of New Eve]]'' (1977) is a [[Dystopia|Dystopian]] novel by [[Angela Carter]].


It's about a British man, Evelyn, who is, well, ''castrated by [[Straw Feminist|Militant Feminists]]'' and made into "a New Eve". It's a satire on Feminism in general, Freudianism, and all other sorts of things. Also features a Dystopic America in the process of caving in on itself.
It's about a British man, Evelyn, who is, well, ''castrated by [[Straw Feminist|Militant Feminists]]'' and made into "a New Eve". It's a satire on Feminism in general, Freudianism, and all other sorts of things. Also features a Dystopic America in the process of caving in on itself.

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=== Tropes in ''The Passion of New Eve'': ===
* [[All Psychology Is Freudian]]: Mother's reverse-Oedipal philosophizing
* [[All Psychology Is Freudian]]: Mother's reverse-Oedipal philosophizing
* [[All There Is to Know About "The Crying Game"]]
* [[All There Is to Know About "The Crying Game"]]
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The Passion of New Eve (1977) is a Dystopian novel by Angela Carter.

It's about a British man, Evelyn, who is, well, castrated by Militant Feminists and made into "a New Eve". It's a satire on Feminism in general, Freudianism, and all other sorts of things. Also features a Dystopic America in the process of caving in on itself.

Tropes used in The Passion of New Eve include:

"Perhaps, I thought, they had utilised my tender body because they couldn't resist the horrid pun of my name, with all its teasing connotations."