Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 17,Útgáfa 21995 |
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... prison's hierarchies ( wardress vs. prisoner , 1st Division prisoner vs. 3rd Division prisoner , et cetera ) . As imprisoned flâneuse , Lytton imagi- natively wanders the prison gazing upon other women in a way that attempts to overcome ...
... prison's hierarchies ( wardress vs. prisoner , 1st Division prisoner vs. 3rd Division prisoner , et cetera ) . As imprisoned flâneuse , Lytton imagi- natively wanders the prison gazing upon other women in a way that attempts to overcome ...
Síða 80
... prison reform and insist that the suffragettes were in the prisons , in part , to assist their nonactivist sisters . Annie Kenney's pamphlet " Prison Faces " and Sylvia Pankhurst's sketches of nonactivist prisoners are part of a larger ...
... prison reform and insist that the suffragettes were in the prisons , in part , to assist their nonactivist sisters . Annie Kenney's pamphlet " Prison Faces " and Sylvia Pankhurst's sketches of nonactivist prisoners are part of a larger ...
Síða 81
... prison from a disciplinary location to an uncanny domestic sphere . Lytton was not alone in tracing this connection , since the prison officials themselves , as Lytton notes drily , provided every prisoner with " an instructive book on ...
... prison from a disciplinary location to an uncanny domestic sphere . Lytton was not alone in tracing this connection , since the prison officials themselves , as Lytton notes drily , provided every prisoner with " an instructive book on ...
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