Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 17,Útgáfa 21995 |
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... 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 ! " ( 116 ) . A ...
... 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 ! " ( 116 ) . A ...
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... become used as performance and spectacle . The growth of this phenomenon raises ques- tions : has it simply replayed ... become the " theorists of our own experience " : To become the theorists of our own experience requires us Winter ...
... become used as performance and spectacle . The growth of this phenomenon raises ques- tions : has it simply replayed ... become the " theorists of our own experience " : To become the theorists of our own experience requires us Winter ...
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Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. 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 ...
Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. 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 ...
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