Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 17,Útgáfa 21995 |
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... gaze undoes the other : the gaze of the flâneur points the way to the deconstruction of the reformer's gaze which has established the crowd as diseased and thus has distanced the suf- fragette from a criminalized crowd ; the sociological ...
... gaze undoes the other : the gaze of the flâneur points the way to the deconstruction of the reformer's gaze which has established the crowd as diseased and thus has distanced the suf- fragette from a criminalized crowd ; the sociological ...
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... gaze freely upon the crowd is accompa- nied by an analysis of the political limitations which accompany that privileged gaze . " Down among the homeless women " : the Gaze of the Social Reformer ― " Where did you go dressed like that ...
... gaze freely upon the crowd is accompa- nied by an analysis of the political limitations which accompany that privileged gaze . " Down among the homeless women " : the Gaze of the Social Reformer ― " Where did you go dressed like that ...
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... gaze of the reformer continually works to subvert the sense of community between women toward which suffrage struggles . ― The trick is to bend a discourse that analyzes women to the purpose of speaking with , not about , other women ...
... gaze of the reformer continually works to subvert the sense of community between women toward which suffrage struggles . ― The trick is to bend a discourse that analyzes women to the purpose of speaking with , not about , other women ...
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