Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... displacement . An auto- biographical memoir like Buenos Aires , written by Alicia Dujovne Ortiz , reflects both the formal concerns of exile and identity as well as a poetics of displacement , a move to a multicultural notion of plural ...
... displacement . An auto- biographical memoir like Buenos Aires , written by Alicia Dujovne Ortiz , reflects both the formal concerns of exile and identity as well as a poetics of displacement , a move to a multicultural notion of plural ...
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... displacements of grief , all inverted markers of loss . In this text the displacement of this loss , of a primal splitting , inhabits various locations — the piropo , the tango , the terrain . . . . These devices keep absence at a ...
... displacements of grief , all inverted markers of loss . In this text the displacement of this loss , of a primal splitting , inhabits various locations — the piropo , the tango , the terrain . . . . These devices keep absence at a ...
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... Displacement is a force in the modern world which can be reckoned with , not to heal splits but to explore them , to acknowledge the politics and limits of cultural processes . In Buenos Aires the gendered subject which emerges is not ...
... Displacement is a force in the modern world which can be reckoned with , not to heal splits but to explore them , to acknowledge the politics and limits of cultural processes . In Buenos Aires the gendered subject which emerges is not ...
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