Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 17,Útgáfa 21995 |
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... Scared Silent : Exposing and Ending Child Abuse . Oprah Winfrey presides over this docu- mentary as an " out " incest survivor and as an ally of other survivors . — Scared Silent opens and closes with the voices of two survivors ...
... Scared Silent : Exposing and Ending Child Abuse . Oprah Winfrey presides over this docu- mentary as an " out " incest survivor and as an ally of other survivors . — Scared Silent opens and closes with the voices of two survivors ...
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... Scared Silent , the privilege to make meaning of abuse follows traditional lines of cultural privilege : for example , as I will show , white heterosexual male perpetrators are given many more opportunities to remain “ in charge " of ...
... Scared Silent , the privilege to make meaning of abuse follows traditional lines of cultural privilege : for example , as I will show , white heterosexual male perpetrators are given many more opportunities to remain “ in charge " of ...
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... scared silent " is , in fact , a logical extension of the law of the father . For the families repre- sented in Scared Silent , incest stops only because mothers walk through closed doors — or daughters forge through them — and they all ...
... scared silent " is , in fact , a logical extension of the law of the father . For the families repre- sented in Scared Silent , incest stops only because mothers walk through closed doors — or daughters forge through them — and they all ...
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