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... women now become politicians . . . and so destitute are they of all sense of female decorum , of female modesty and diffidence , that they become themselves political agitators female dictators female mobs — female Chartists !
... women now become politicians . . . and so destitute are they of all sense of female decorum , of female modesty and diffidence , that they become themselves political agitators female dictators female mobs — female Chartists !
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They write : - The very act of speaking out has become used as performance and spectacle . The growth of this phenomenon raises questions : has it simply replayed confessional modes which recuperate dominant patriarchal discourses ...
They write : - The very act of speaking out has become used as performance and spectacle . The growth of this phenomenon raises questions : has it simply replayed confessional modes which recuperate dominant patriarchal discourses ...
Síða 130
To become the theorists of our own experience requires us to become aware of how our subjectivity will be constituted by our discourses and aware of the danger that even in our own confessionals within autonomous spaces we can construct ...
To become the theorists of our own experience requires us to become aware of how our subjectivity will be constituted by our discourses and aware of the danger that even in our own confessionals within autonomous spaces we can construct ...
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