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Allowing the insane to speak for themselves reduced the texts ' tendency to objectify them . Some , like the doctor , sounded subdued and humble . Others vented their anguish . One woman , Dix reported , “ mournfully extended her arms ...
Allowing the insane to speak for themselves reduced the texts ' tendency to objectify them . Some , like the doctor , sounded subdued and humble . Others vented their anguish . One woman , Dix reported , “ mournfully extended her arms ...
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Though this coexistence of the gaze of the flâneur and that of the social investigator points to the difficulty suffrage texts have in reimagining the crowd as feminist collective , it is through the interaction of these strategies of ...
Though this coexistence of the gaze of the flâneur and that of the social investigator points to the difficulty suffrage texts have in reimagining the crowd as feminist collective , it is through the interaction of these strategies of ...
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... layers of her allusions to texts and Bruno to describe the layers of texts ( film stills , advertisements , and reviews , among them ) related to the predominantly lost films she is studying ( in fact , I would suggest that the ...
... layers of her allusions to texts and Bruno to describe the layers of texts ( film stills , advertisements , and reviews , among them ) related to the predominantly lost films she is studying ( in fact , I would suggest that the ...
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