Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 17,Útgáfa 21995 |
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... means for their own political ends . The tenuously constructed emblem of the noble suffragist had fractured under ... mean " 16 Discourse 17.2.
... means for their own political ends . The tenuously constructed emblem of the noble suffragist had fractured under ... mean " 16 Discourse 17.2.
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... mean " modernized " here in the way that Pound and Marinetti used it : to " modernize , " in this sense , means to demolish the cultural and political value of the " sentimental , " the familial , the domestic , and to valorize instead ...
... mean " modernized " here in the way that Pound and Marinetti used it : to " modernize , " in this sense , means to demolish the cultural and political value of the " sentimental , " the familial , the domestic , and to valorize instead ...
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... means hard - pressed to locate writings by African - American women which foreground their own appetites , dietary practices , and bodies . These topics appear repeatedly in the work of Jordan's peers — contemporary African - American ...
... means hard - pressed to locate writings by African - American women which foreground their own appetites , dietary practices , and bodies . These topics appear repeatedly in the work of Jordan's peers — contemporary African - American ...
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