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Surprisingly , Lytton's autobiography of imprisonment , Prisons and Prisoners , also takes up a kind of flânerie to come to terms with the other women ( here the “ common criminal ” ) even in the impossible location of Holloway .
Surprisingly , Lytton's autobiography of imprisonment , Prisons and Prisoners , also takes up a kind of flânerie to come to terms with the other women ( here the “ common criminal ” ) even in the impossible location of Holloway .
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From the beginning of Prisons and Prisoners , Lytton justifies her political involvement in militant activism through a womanly interest in social reform ; that justification , however , both points toward the limitations of the model ...
From the beginning of Prisons and Prisoners , Lytton justifies her political involvement in militant activism through a womanly interest in social reform ; that justification , however , both points toward the limitations of the model ...
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Instead , it works however problematically – toward reinforcing them ” ( 83 ) .24 Yet , while Robins's Vida Levering attempts to reposition herself as another woman , Lytton refuses such an appropriation . She is not involved strictly ...
Instead , it works however problematically – toward reinforcing them ” ( 83 ) .24 Yet , while Robins's Vida Levering attempts to reposition herself as another woman , Lytton refuses such an appropriation . She is not involved strictly ...
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