Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 17,Útgáfa 21995 |
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... fashion journalists , a fascination that was mirrored by feminist critics , artists , and activists who across a range of positions were themselves demonstrating a fresh willingness You're Beautiful When You're Angry: ...
... fashion journalists , a fascination that was mirrored by feminist critics , artists , and activists who across a range of positions were themselves demonstrating a fresh willingness You're Beautiful When You're Angry: ...
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... critics , artists , and activists were beginning to test the limits of perfor- mance as a strategy for political resistance , Marc Jacobs wanted to claim , to the contrary , that what women did out in the putative " street " had little ...
... critics , artists , and activists were beginning to test the limits of perfor- mance as a strategy for political resistance , Marc Jacobs wanted to claim , to the contrary , that what women did out in the putative " street " had little ...
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... critics from W. R. Greg to Charles Dickens at once exonerate and distance themselves from her . Defending the woman of " lost character ” as a victim of circumstances , they also saddle her with their own sense of shaken autonomy ...
... critics from W. R. Greg to Charles Dickens at once exonerate and distance themselves from her . Defending the woman of " lost character ” as a victim of circumstances , they also saddle her with their own sense of shaken autonomy ...
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