Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... Mira Nair Buenos Aires ( an excerpt ) by Alicia Dujovne Ortiz The Poetics of Displacement in Buenos Aires by Caren Kaplan Not Speaking With Language / Speaking With No Language : Leslie Thornton's Adynata by Linda Peckham Well , And ...
... Mira Nair Buenos Aires ( an excerpt ) by Alicia Dujovne Ortiz The Poetics of Displacement in Buenos Aires by Caren Kaplan Not Speaking With Language / Speaking With No Language : Leslie Thornton's Adynata by Linda Peckham Well , And ...
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... Mira Nair Compiled by Sooni Taraporevala Sooni : As an Indian woman making a film about women in your own country , your work was not endorsed by some women of your inclination , notably feminists , at least in the context of Hyderabad ...
... Mira Nair Compiled by Sooni Taraporevala Sooni : As an Indian woman making a film about women in your own country , your work was not endorsed by some women of your inclination , notably feminists , at least in the context of Hyderabad ...
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... Nair's film is a landmark in films about Indian contem- porary society . It is radical in its subject matter and ... Mira Nair came to the United States at the age of eighteen to do her undergraduate work at Harvard University ...
... Nair's film is a landmark in films about Indian contem- porary society . It is radical in its subject matter and ... Mira Nair came to the United States at the age of eighteen to do her undergraduate work at Harvard University ...
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