Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 18,Útgáfa 31996 |
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... becomes a poem❞ ( qtd . in Ueda 163 ) . While he carried on the tradition of Japanese literary criticism , evaluating ... become popular with people of every class , would also be the man who declared in his time : " My poetry is like a ...
... becomes a poem❞ ( qtd . in Ueda 163 ) . While he carried on the tradition of Japanese literary criticism , evaluating ... become popular with people of every class , would also be the man who declared in his time : " My poetry is like a ...
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... become " naturalized " into a sexist stereotype of " the woman artist . ” The political becomes masked behind and embodied by a stereotype . Toril Moi found a similar masking which she calls " depoliticization " in common criticisms of ...
... become " naturalized " into a sexist stereotype of " the woman artist . ” The political becomes masked behind and embodied by a stereotype . Toril Moi found a similar masking which she calls " depoliticization " in common criticisms of ...
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... become ob- solete . By the 1960s , the classical studio system of Hollywood and its idealized construction of ... become desperate and yet remain strong , a woman who could become confused yet remain intelligent , who could fight back ...
... become ob- solete . By the 1960s , the classical studio system of Hollywood and its idealized construction of ... become desperate and yet remain strong , a woman who could become confused yet remain intelligent , who could fight back ...
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The Power of the Image | 20 |
The Preface of a Spouse | 45 |
Veza CanettiBetween Fact and Fiction | 56 |
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