Discourse, Bindi 13Indiana University Press, 1991 |
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Síða 138
... becomes a stranger to what he produces . He becomes a tool of production , itself an instrument of usage and exchange ... become rightly alert to issues in the Third World , it is precisely the problem of " use " that has to be rethought ...
... becomes a stranger to what he produces . He becomes a tool of production , itself an instrument of usage and exchange ... become rightly alert to issues in the Third World , it is precisely the problem of " use " that has to be rethought ...
Síða 170
... becomes calm . The madness of foreignness is eliminated and Io can become the mother of children , who eventually have as descendants the fifty Egyptades and fifty Danaides . So Io is the ancestor of these Danaides who are the first ...
... becomes calm . The madness of foreignness is eliminated and Io can become the mother of children , who eventually have as descendants the fifty Egyptades and fifty Danaides . So Io is the ancestor of these Danaides who are the first ...
Síða 75
... become Bruno ; he has more in common with Bruno than with himself . Guy's determination surprises the tennis ... becomes foreign to itself . For this reason , it recalls the mirror phase as defined by Lacan . During the mirror phase ...
... become Bruno ; he has more in common with Bruno than with himself . Guy's determination surprises the tennis ... becomes foreign to itself . For this reason , it recalls the mirror phase as defined by Lacan . During the mirror phase ...
Efni
Introduction | 3 |
A Dossier a Performance Piece a LittleUnderstood Emotion | 12 |
The Language of Expression on Natures Stage | 40 |
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