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Though this coexistence of the gaze of the flâneur and that of the social investigator points to the difficulty suffrage texts have in reimagining the crowd as feminist collective , it is through the interaction of these strategies of ...
Though this coexistence of the gaze of the flâneur and that of the social investigator points to the difficulty suffrage texts have in reimagining the crowd as feminist collective , it is through the interaction of these strategies of ...
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The persistence of this detached gaze , so out of keeping with its contexts , points to an exotic or foreign quality which adheres to the working woman or imprisoned woman in both The Convert and Prisons and Prisoners — just as Annie ...
The persistence of this detached gaze , so out of keeping with its contexts , points to an exotic or foreign quality which adheres to the working woman or imprisoned woman in both The Convert and Prisons and Prisoners — just as Annie ...
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former ( which investigates and conquers an urban labyrinth ) , but they weigh the gaze of the strolling spectator against the gaze of the social reformer , analyzing the potential contribution of each to the creation of a feminist ...
former ( which investigates and conquers an urban labyrinth ) , but they weigh the gaze of the strolling spectator against the gaze of the social reformer , analyzing the potential contribution of each to the creation of a feminist ...
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