Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... exile in Europe , she feels invisible : " she finds herself not before eyes but before eye- lids . No one sees her . . . . Then her skeleton cracks and slackens . Her spinal column sags , a marionette suddenly dangling ” ( BA 16 ) ...
... exile in Europe , she feels invisible : " she finds herself not before eyes but before eye- lids . No one sees her . . . . Then her skeleton cracks and slackens . Her spinal column sags , a marionette suddenly dangling ” ( BA 16 ) ...
Síða 96
... exile in Paris the Porteña sees Buenos Aires from a new position , upside down , inverted . If Buenos Aires has an exotic allure in relation to the West and if the West is fascinating to Buenos Aires , then the Porteña in exile looks ...
... exile in Paris the Porteña sees Buenos Aires from a new position , upside down , inverted . If Buenos Aires has an exotic allure in relation to the West and if the West is fascinating to Buenos Aires , then the Porteña in exile looks ...
Síða 98
... exile . The feeling of belonging only to Paradise Lost . The sensation of strangeness , everywhere and always . ( BA 43 ) To be a crowd is to find a home wherever you go . Writing in this expanded sense of self and autobiography is an ...
... exile . The feeling of belonging only to Paradise Lost . The sensation of strangeness , everywhere and always . ( BA 43 ) To be a crowd is to find a home wherever you go . Writing in this expanded sense of self and autobiography is an ...
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