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'''Nancy Drew''' es [[personaje]] creado por el [[escritor]] [[Estadounidense|estadounidense]] [[Edward Stratemeyer]], fundador del Sindicato Stratemeyer (responsable de la producción de varias series literarias de misterio, incluyendo ''[[The Hardy Boys]]'' y ''[[Tom Swift]]''), y publicada por primera vez en [[1930]]. Es la [[protagonista]] de varias series de novelas de [[misterio]] para niños y adolescentes, mismas que han sido escritas por varios [[Escritor fantasma|autores fantasma]] y lanzadas a la venta bajo la [[Alias|firma colectiva]] «Carolyn Keene».<ref>Peters (2007), p. 542.</ref> |
'''Nancy Drew''' es [[personaje]] creado por el [[escritor]] [[Estadounidense|estadounidense]] [[Edward Stratemeyer]], fundador del Sindicato Stratemeyer (responsable de la producción de varias series literarias de misterio, incluyendo ''[[The Hardy Boys]]'' y ''[[Tom Swift]]''), y publicada por primera vez en [[1930]]. Es la [[protagonista]] de varias series de novelas de [[misterio]] para niños y adolescentes, mismas que han sido escritas por varios [[Escritor fantasma|autores fantasma]] y lanzadas a la venta bajo la [[Alias|firma colectiva]] «Carolyn Keene».<ref>Peters (2007), p. 542.</ref> |
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Conforme transcurre el tiempo, la joven detective ha evolucionado al mismo tiempo que la cultura y preferencias de las audiencias de lectores estadounidenses. Cabe señalarse que, desde [[1959]], cada uno de los libros en los que aparece el personaje han pasado por profundas revisiones, con el fin de eliminar [[estereotipo]]s [[Racismo|raciales]],<ref name="rehak-243">Rehak (2006), p. 243.</ref> lo cual pasó a ser objeto de numerosas discusiones.<ref>Nash (2006), p. 55.</ref><ref name="rehak-248">Rehak (2006), p. 248.</ref> Al respecto, varios académicos coinciden en que durante el proceso de revisión, la |
Conforme transcurre el tiempo, la joven detective ha evolucionado al mismo tiempo que la cultura y preferencias de las audiencias de lectores estadounidenses. Cabe señalarse que, desde [[1959]], cada uno de los libros en los que aparece el personaje han pasado por profundas revisiones, con el fin de eliminar [[estereotipo]]s [[Racismo|raciales]],<ref name="rehak-243">Rehak (2006), p. 243.</ref> lo cual pasó a ser objeto de numerosas discusiones.<ref>Nash (2006), p. 55.</ref><ref name="rehak-248">Rehak (2006), p. 248.</ref> Al respecto, varios académicos coinciden en que durante el proceso de revisión, la heroína original, caracterizada primordialmente por su franqueza, se volvió más moderada y dócil, además de convencional y remilgada.<ref name="Lapin">Lapin (1989).</ref> En los [[años 1980]], se creó una nueva serie, ''[[The Nancy Drew Files]]'', en la cual se incorporó a una Nancy más profesional y adulta, envuelta en historias con mayor contenido romántico.<ref name="leighbrown-1d">Leigh Brown (1993), 1D.</ref> En [[2004]], la original ''[[Nancy Drew Mystery Stories]]'' concluyó, lanzándose en su lugar una nueva serie llamada ''[[Girl Detective]]'', la cual constituye una versión actualizada de Nancy Drew, quien ahora conduce un [[vehículo híbrido]] y usa un dispositivo [[Dispositivo móvil|celular]]. Otro rasgo que ha variado considerablemente con el paso de los años es la imagen de la detective, la cual ha pasado de ser una joven intrépida y activa a una mujer temerosa y pasiva.<ref name="Stowe">Stowe (1999).</ref> |
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* {{cite book |title=Rediscovering Nancy Drew |last=Dyer |first=Carolyn Stewart |coauthors=Nancy Tillman Romalov |year=1995 |publisher=University of Iowa Press |isbn=0877455015 |page= |pages= |url= |ref=}} |
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| title = Everygirl's Good Deeds: The Heroics of Nancy Drew |
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| title = New Nancy Drew: The Deadly Secret of Olde World Park Media |
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| title = Nancy Drew's Father |
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| journal = The New Yorker |
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* {{cite book |title=Nancy Drew and Company: Culture, Gender, and Girls' Series |last=Parry |first=Sally |editor1-first=Inness |editor1-last=Sherrie |coauthors= |year=1997 |publisher=Popular Press 1 |isbn=0879727365 |page= |pages= |url= |ref=}} |
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* {{cite book |title=Introduction to "The Hidden Staircase" |last=Pickard |first=Nancy |coauthors= |year=1991 |publisher=Applewood Books |isbn=1557091560 |page= |pages= |url= |ref=}} |
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* {{cite book |title=The Nancy Drew Scrapbook: 60 years of America's favorite teenage sleuth |last=Plunkett-Powell |first=Karen |authorlink= |coauthors= |year=1993 |publisher=St. Martin's Press |location= |isbn=0312098812 |page= |pages= |url= |ref=Plunkett-Powell}} |
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* {{cite book |title=Girl Sleuth: Nancy Drew and the Women Who Created Her |last=Rehak |first=Melanie |coauthors= |year=2006 |publisher=Harvest |isbn=015603056X |page= |pages= |url= |ref=Rehak}} |
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Revisión del 04:25 8 jun 2010
Nancy Drew es personaje creado por el escritor estadounidense Edward Stratemeyer, fundador del Sindicato Stratemeyer (responsable de la producción de varias series literarias de misterio, incluyendo The Hardy Boys y Tom Swift), y publicada por primera vez en 1930. Es la protagonista de varias series de novelas de misterio para niños y adolescentes, mismas que han sido escritas por varios autores fantasma y lanzadas a la venta bajo la firma colectiva «Carolyn Keene».[1]
Conforme transcurre el tiempo, la joven detective ha evolucionado al mismo tiempo que la cultura y preferencias de las audiencias de lectores estadounidenses. Cabe señalarse que, desde 1959, cada uno de los libros en los que aparece el personaje han pasado por profundas revisiones, con el fin de eliminar estereotipos raciales,[2] lo cual pasó a ser objeto de numerosas discusiones.[3][4] Al respecto, varios académicos coinciden en que durante el proceso de revisión, la heroína original, caracterizada primordialmente por su franqueza, se volvió más moderada y dócil, además de convencional y remilgada.[5] En los años 1980, se creó una nueva serie, The Nancy Drew Files, en la cual se incorporó a una Nancy más profesional y adulta, envuelta en historias con mayor contenido romántico.[6] En 2004, la original Nancy Drew Mystery Stories concluyó, lanzándose en su lugar una nueva serie llamada Girl Detective, la cual constituye una versión actualizada de Nancy Drew, quien ahora conduce un vehículo híbrido y usa un dispositivo celular. Otro rasgo que ha variado considerablemente con el paso de los años es la imagen de la detective, la cual ha pasado de ser una joven intrépida y activa a una mujer temerosa y pasiva.[7]
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