Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 111988 |
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... represent status , the parthenogenic field gave place to the male - impregnated furrow . Later , the shift to urban ... representing the female body in early Greek society are inscribed with ambivalent positive ( life ) and ...
... represent status , the parthenogenic field gave place to the male - impregnated furrow . Later , the shift to urban ... representing the female body in early Greek society are inscribed with ambivalent positive ( life ) and ...
Síða 154
... represent psychological truth lead him to cling to those social groups that both threaten and support his sense of identity . The figure of the Jew is as central to his work as the mother . Although the Jew is not present in Journey to ...
... represent psychological truth lead him to cling to those social groups that both threaten and support his sense of identity . The figure of the Jew is as central to his work as the mother . Although the Jew is not present in Journey to ...
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... represent ? Our assertion is that both pornography and ethno- graphy are discourses of domination , of patriarchal power , and that they are structured as such — the one obviously , the other more insidiously . Our goal here is to ...
... represent ? Our assertion is that both pornography and ethno- graphy are discourses of domination , of patriarchal power , and that they are structured as such — the one obviously , the other more insidiously . Our goal here is to ...
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JOURNAL | 2 |
Anorexia and Modernism or How I Learned to Diet | 28 |
Further Thoughts | 42 |
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