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very much frightened , with the unaccustomed colour coming and going in her white face — farther back than any of the practised speakers there she stood like one who too much values the space between her and the mob voluntarily to ...
very much frightened , with the unaccustomed colour coming and going in her white face — farther back than any of the practised speakers there she stood like one who too much values the space between her and the mob voluntarily to ...
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These connections continually blur boundaries between the fixed positions assigned to women in ( and outside of ) the prison ; more importantly , for Lytton , the prison becomes a space where relations between women political ...
These connections continually blur boundaries between the fixed positions assigned to women in ( and outside of ) the prison ; more importantly , for Lytton , the prison becomes a space where relations between women political ...
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Postmodernity itself , she provocatively claims , is like cinema spectatorship : " the production of a virtual elsewhere and elsewhen , and the commodification of a gaze that is mobilized in both time and space ” ( 179 ) .
Postmodernity itself , she provocatively claims , is like cinema spectatorship : " the production of a virtual elsewhere and elsewhen , and the commodification of a gaze that is mobilized in both time and space ” ( 179 ) .
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