Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 17,Útgáfa 21995 |
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... performance that troped its own conventions and the contexts that gave shape to them . Most pointedly , by exposing the fantastic basis and enacting the contradictions- of Orientalist discourse and aesthet- ics , Caraboo embodied the ...
... performance that troped its own conventions and the contexts that gave shape to them . Most pointedly , by exposing the fantastic basis and enacting the contradictions- of Orientalist discourse and aesthet- ics , Caraboo embodied the ...
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... performance re- sembles Psalmanazar's forgeries ; Wilcox , however ( though not strictly illiterate ) possessed none of Psalmanazar's classical learning or , indeed , any regular education . See Stewart 40-55 . 14Dr . Wilkinson lamented ...
... performance re- sembles Psalmanazar's forgeries ; Wilcox , however ( though not strictly illiterate ) possessed none of Psalmanazar's classical learning or , indeed , any regular education . See Stewart 40-55 . 14Dr . Wilkinson lamented ...
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... performance of working - class femininity is a rejection of the conventional spectacularity that organizes upper - class femininity , a redressing of the self for successful political agency.23 Yet , the masquerade that repositions ...
... performance of working - class femininity is a rejection of the conventional spectacularity that organizes upper - class femininity , a redressing of the self for successful political agency.23 Yet , the masquerade that repositions ...
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