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* Geishas, in Japan | * Geishas, in Japan | ||
* Courtesans in ancient Greece, 16th-18th century Europe | * Courtesans in ancient Greece, 16th-18th century Europe | ||
* Hookers in the US 19th century West | * Hookers in the US 19th century West; the character and profession simultaneously [[reference]] and [[subvert]] that role.<ref>[http://esotericappeal.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/03/its-people-like.html Esoteric Appeal, 2008/3/27]</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 09:59, 22 April 2008
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Inara Serra |
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Inara Serra is a character in "Firefly" and its follow-ups.
Historical precedents
A number of possible historical precedents have been suggested for "Companions":
- Shuyu in 19th century Shanghai[1]
- Hindi temple dancers[2]
- Geishas, in Japan
- Courtesans in ancient Greece, 16th-18th century Europe
- Hookers in the US 19th century West; the character and profession simultaneously reference and subvert that role.[3]
References
Discussions, critiques, commentaries
- Firefly, Tallis_ryhope (LJ), 2008/4/14
- The article about this character is a STUB, meaning it is tiny and needs lots of work. Help flesh it out.