Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Útgáfur 12-13Indiana University Press, 1989 |
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... male subjectivity . They assume that the male spectator is not only heterosexual but unambigu- ously so and limit the possibility of occupying multiple identifica- tory positions to the female spectator . " Consequently , they tend to ...
... male subjectivity . They assume that the male spectator is not only heterosexual but unambigu- ously so and limit the possibility of occupying multiple identifica- tory positions to the female spectator . " Consequently , they tend to ...
Síða 61
... male heterosexual subject , they oversimplify the role Freud assigned to it in the male Oedipal trajectory . Freud con- ceived of identification as a defense against the boy's homosexual object - cathexis with the father . In The Ego ...
... male heterosexual subject , they oversimplify the role Freud assigned to it in the male Oedipal trajectory . Freud con- ceived of identification as a defense against the boy's homosexual object - cathexis with the father . In The Ego ...
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... male and female spectatorship may have a bearing : 1 ) To what extent is the gaze Petro describes thoroughly restricted to women ? How might the contemplative gaze she ascribes to melodrama have functioned for a male spectator subjected ...
... male and female spectatorship may have a bearing : 1 ) To what extent is the gaze Petro describes thoroughly restricted to women ? How might the contemplative gaze she ascribes to melodrama have functioned for a male spectator subjected ...
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