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This position puts me at odds with several prominent theoretical accounts of the avantgarde - particularly Renato ... the effects and positions of race or gender in our theories and our critical reception of " the " avant - garde .
This position puts me at odds with several prominent theoretical accounts of the avantgarde - particularly Renato ... the effects and positions of race or gender in our theories and our critical reception of " the " avant - garde .
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... feminism requires a repositioning of the subject that may seem to contemporary eyes exactly backward : Vida must abandon the ( passive ) position of spectatorship and embrace the ( active ) position of female spectacularity .
... feminism requires a repositioning of the subject that may seem to contemporary eyes exactly backward : Vida must abandon the ( passive ) position of spectatorship and embrace the ( active ) position of female spectacularity .
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In her “ Spectatrix ” contribution , Bruno declared that “ [ t ] he position of the theorist is always first of all that of a spectator ” ( 103 ) . Her recent work , and that of Friedberg , reveals that the position of the film theorist ...
In her “ Spectatrix ” contribution , Bruno declared that “ [ t ] he position of the theorist is always first of all that of a spectator ” ( 103 ) . Her recent work , and that of Friedberg , reveals that the position of the film theorist ...
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