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Finally , each attempt to forge new scoptic relations between the activist and the crowd is negotiated through the difficult and perilous act of cross - class dressing , a masquerade that works to reposition the feminist activist for ...
Finally , each attempt to forge new scoptic relations between the activist and the crowd is negotiated through the difficult and perilous act of cross - class dressing , a masquerade that works to reposition the feminist activist for ...
Síða 73
Imagining she is “ part of ” the crowd , Vida is actually positioned as detached observer , gazing upon the exotic underworld of London : They had penetrated the fringe of a gathering composed largely of weedy youths and wastrel old men ...
Imagining she is “ part of ” the crowd , Vida is actually positioned as detached observer , gazing upon the exotic underworld of London : They had penetrated the fringe of a gathering composed largely of weedy youths and wastrel old men ...
Síða 79
In suffrage literature and performance , the flow and movement of the urban crowd experienced by the flâneur must be replaced by the stationary spectacle of a mass meeting or the contained spectacle of imprisoned women ; thus the gaze ...
In suffrage literature and performance , the flow and movement of the urban crowd experienced by the flâneur must be replaced by the stationary spectacle of a mass meeting or the contained spectacle of imprisoned women ; thus the gaze ...
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