Discourse, Bindi 111989 |
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... becomes recognizable . The passe becomes for woman a dead - end street an impasse . The misery of the culture is increased still more , inasmuch as the cultural work of woman counts for little in it , and must necessarily count for ...
... becomes recognizable . The passe becomes for woman a dead - end street an impasse . The misery of the culture is increased still more , inasmuch as the cultural work of woman counts for little in it , and must necessarily count for ...
Síða 23
... becomes a stage for simulation in the hysterical drama . In anorexia the disembodiment , the dematerialization becomes total . The body appears as prosthesis , as " clone , " as artificial organ . In the denial of nourishment , the ...
... becomes a stage for simulation in the hysterical drama . In anorexia the disembodiment , the dematerialization becomes total . The body appears as prosthesis , as " clone , " as artificial organ . In the denial of nourishment , the ...
Síða 67
... becomes the Beast who actively pursues the femme while Weaver as the excessive femme becomes Beauty . Within the dominant system of representation , Shaw , as butch Beast , portrays women who actively love other women as bestial . The ...
... becomes the Beast who actively pursues the femme while Weaver as the excessive femme becomes Beauty . Within the dominant system of representation , Shaw , as butch Beast , portrays women who actively love other women as bestial . The ...
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JOURNAL | 2 |
Anorexia and Modernism or How I Learned to Diet | 28 |
Further Thoughts | 42 |
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