Ces conférences de la Tolkien Society vont vous surprendre !

 https://www.tolkiensociety.org[...]n-society-summer-seminar/

Gondor in Transition: A Brief Introduction to Transgender Realities in The Lord of the Rings
The Problem of Pain: Portraying Physical Disability in the Fantasy of J. R. R. Tolkien
“The Burnt Hand Teaches Most About Fire”: Applying Traumatic Stress and Ecological Frameworks to Narratives of Displacement and Resettlement Across Cultures in Tolkien’s Middle-earth
The Invisible Other: Tolkien’s Dwarf-Women and the ‘Feminine Lack’
Projecting Indian Myths, Culture and History onto Tolkien’s Worlds
The Lossoth: Indigeneity, Identity, and Antiracism
The Problematic Perimeters of Elrond Half-elven and Ronald English-Catholic
Pardoning Saruman?: The Queer in Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings
Desire of the Ring: An Indian Academic’s Adventures in her Quest for the Perilous Realm
Queer Atheists, Agnostics, and Animists, Oh, My!
“Something Mighty Queer”: Destabilizing Cishetero Amatonormativity in the Works of Tolkien
Translation as a means of representation and diversity in Tolkien’s scholarship and fandom

Les passionnés des années 2000 cherchaient à lier ça à l'edda, reprendre son oeuvre comme une mythologie manquante de l'occident ce qui était le souhait de tolkien, apprendre l'elfique...

Tu ne veux pas déstabiliser amatonormativité cishetero dans l'oeuvre de Tolkien ?

Oui et des femmes naines qui subissent le patriarcat et sont obligés de rester à la cuisine ce qui explique leur absence