Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 17,Útgáfa 21995 |
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Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. Women Demonstrating Modernism Janet Lyon " People Awaken : The Time Has Come ! " Women's poster addressing the wives of sans - culottes , Paris ... Demonstrating Modernism ...
Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. Women Demonstrating Modernism Janet Lyon " People Awaken : The Time Has Come ! " Women's poster addressing the wives of sans - culottes , Paris ... Demonstrating Modernism ...
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... demonstrating Chartist women weren't simply viewed as " unnatural , " but also as un - English . John Dinwiddy has ... demonstrates . There the German Eugen Wolff describes modernity as a woman , a modern woman , filled with the modern ...
... demonstrating Chartist women weren't simply viewed as " unnatural , " but also as un - English . John Dinwiddy has ... demonstrates . There the German Eugen Wolff describes modernity as a woman , a modern woman , filled with the modern ...
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... Demonstrating women in modernism , then , necessarily entails re- covering the demonstrating women who were not only symbols of dissidence , but also political agents in the disruptive pageant we call modernism . ― — Notes ' Cited in ...
... Demonstrating women in modernism , then , necessarily entails re- covering the demonstrating women who were not only symbols of dissidence , but also political agents in the disruptive pageant we call modernism . ― — Notes ' Cited in ...
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