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To do this I must first describe some general historical and discursive features of the European avant - garde , by way of a very cursory recap of some events issuing from the French Revolution . It is generally agreed that the European ...
To do this I must first describe some general historical and discursive features of the European avant - garde , by way of a very cursory recap of some events issuing from the French Revolution . It is generally agreed that the European ...
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If , as feminists who enjoy a certain distance from economic necessity , we would hesitate to describe ourselves as “ self - determining agents , " why would we describe other female workers in this manner ?
If , as feminists who enjoy a certain distance from economic necessity , we would hesitate to describe ourselves as “ self - determining agents , " why would we describe other female workers in this manner ?
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... we find long exegeses on nineteenth - century panoramas , sites that vividly illustrate an intersection between traveling and viewing . Moreover , both Friedberg and Bruno draw on the metaphor of the palimpsest Friedberg to describe ...
... we find long exegeses on nineteenth - century panoramas , sites that vividly illustrate an intersection between traveling and viewing . Moreover , both Friedberg and Bruno draw on the metaphor of the palimpsest Friedberg to describe ...
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