Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 18,Útgáfa 31996 |
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... returns as miserliness and which is said to have suffocated Runkel ; which returns as envy , as feces , with which mad Vlk paints his room yellow when his yellow glasses are taken away from him , but which also returns as the glittering ...
... returns as miserliness and which is said to have suffocated Runkel ; which returns as envy , as feces , with which mad Vlk paints his room yellow when his yellow glasses are taken away from him , but which also returns as the glittering ...
Síða 82
... returns to Fad'jal where he and Coumba are eventually married . Faye individualizes Coumba , not by employing close - ups or other aesthetic devices designed to create psychological intimacy in Western terms , but rather , by using ...
... returns to Fad'jal where he and Coumba are eventually married . Faye individualizes Coumba , not by employing close - ups or other aesthetic devices designed to create psychological intimacy in Western terms , but rather , by using ...
Síða 85
... returns to the village from the city , Saikati mistakes Monica's dress and gifts as evidence of her economic prosperity . When Monica finds out about Saikati's situation , she insists that Saikati accompany her to the city , and assures ...
... returns to the village from the city , Saikati mistakes Monica's dress and gifts as evidence of her economic prosperity . When Monica finds out about Saikati's situation , she insists that Saikati accompany her to the city , and assures ...
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The Power of the Image | 20 |
The Preface of a Spouse | 45 |
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