Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 17,Útgáfa 1Indiana University Press, 1994 |
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... Femininity as Sacred Responsiveness Marshner's description of femininity is located exactly where a theory of female ... feminine because it is a response to a call from God . So , for that matter is creation " ( 158 ) . Thus the Spirit ...
... Femininity as Sacred Responsiveness Marshner's description of femininity is located exactly where a theory of female ... feminine because it is a response to a call from God . So , for that matter is creation " ( 158 ) . Thus the Spirit ...
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... femininity and masculinity makes us more so . In the past our generation ( I'm referring to Kathleen and myself ) had to make explicit , bring to consciousness — the precocious femininity we were locked into . We had to make it ...
... femininity and masculinity makes us more so . In the past our generation ( I'm referring to Kathleen and myself ) had to make explicit , bring to consciousness — the precocious femininity we were locked into . We had to make it ...
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... femininity . Rabinovitz shows , for instance , how “ feminine ” talk shows and the sitcom Major Dad were able to immediately “ discuss ” the war because their generic conventions were well suited for the larger rhetorical coordinates of ...
... femininity . Rabinovitz shows , for instance , how “ feminine ” talk shows and the sitcom Major Dad were able to immediately “ discuss ” the war because their generic conventions were well suited for the larger rhetorical coordinates of ...
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