Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... ( Ortiz ) , identity is this multiple layer whose process never leads to the True Self , or to Woman , but only to other layers , other selves , other women . " Uncertainty of the personal me , the national me , the sexual me ...
... ( Ortiz ) , identity is this multiple layer whose process never leads to the True Self , or to Woman , but only to other layers , other selves , other women . " Uncertainty of the personal me , the national me , the sexual me ...
Síða 73
... Ortiz * Translated by Caren Kaplan To Be Porteño A Buenos Aires street , where vertical skyscrapers cannot break the curse of a boundless horizon . A street in one of these barrios which sprawl endlessly , as if the city had been forced ...
... Ortiz * Translated by Caren Kaplan To Be Porteño A Buenos Aires street , where vertical skyscrapers cannot break the curse of a boundless horizon . A street in one of these barrios which sprawl endlessly , as if the city had been forced ...
Síða 97
... Ortiz insists that the condi- tion of distance is " total " and thereby delimiting for Buenos Aires . She also shows us how Buenos Aires ( and here we may insert the post - colonial subject ) builds something piecemeal out of ...
... Ortiz insists that the condi- tion of distance is " total " and thereby delimiting for Buenos Aires . She also shows us how Buenos Aires ( and here we may insert the post - colonial subject ) builds something piecemeal out of ...
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