Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... feminine " supposes a re - ordering and a possible rupture with grammar and syntax ( language partakes in this male - is- norm ideology ) . It also supposes a difference in naming — the use of familiar words and idioms in contexts whose ...
... feminine " supposes a re - ordering and a possible rupture with grammar and syntax ( language partakes in this male - is- norm ideology ) . It also supposes a difference in naming — the use of familiar words and idioms in contexts whose ...
Síða 8
... feminine and women as exotic " ) , Adynata maps out the various territorialities of the Western , masculine identity by quietly " overflowing the bound- aries of meaning . " A term interpreted as " a confession that words fail us " and ...
... feminine and women as exotic " ) , Adynata maps out the various territorialities of the Western , masculine identity by quietly " overflowing the bound- aries of meaning . " A term interpreted as " a confession that words fail us " and ...
Síða 120
... feminine , since our language imposes these two categories , and only those two ? We French are required to speak masculine / feminine . Because it results from a combinatoire of phrases , discourse is in theory completely free . There ...
... feminine , since our language imposes these two categories , and only those two ? We French are required to speak masculine / feminine . Because it results from a combinatoire of phrases , discourse is in theory completely free . There ...
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