Entity: LOLITA
LOLITA refers to a precociously seductive or sexually precocious girl, with disturbing connotations.
LOLITA
Etymology
The term LOLITA originated from the novel of the same name by Vladimir Nabokov, published in 1955.
Definition
LOLITA refers to a precociously seductive or sexually precocious girl, with disturbing connotations. It is used to describe a young girl who exhibits a very sexual appearance or behavior, often with a sense of innocence and ethereality.
Historical Context
The term gained prominence through Nabokov's novel, which explores taboo themes of obsession and pedophilia. It has since become a symbol of controversial and complex narratives.
Cultural Significance
LOLITA has been widely debated for its portrayal of underage sexuality and the power dynamics between characters. It has influenced various art forms and discussions on morality and ethics.
Related Concepts
The concept of LOLITA intersects with themes of innocence, seduction, and societal perceptions of youth and sexuality. It is often associated with the Lolita fashion subculture.
See Also
A term used to describe a young girl who exhibits a very sexual appearance or behavior, often with a sense of innocence and ethereality.