Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... gender identity is more stable than male gender identity . Female infantile identifications are less predictable than male ones ... the female counterpart of the male identity crisis may occur more diffusely , at a different stage , or ...
... gender identity is more stable than male gender identity . Female infantile identifications are less predictable than male ones ... the female counterpart of the male identity crisis may occur more diffusely , at a different stage , or ...
Síða 81
... gender to which the other belongs . And there you have it : wheth- er a tango , or a courtly love poem , it's always a code . - But children grow up and the anxious machos , in love with mother , become men . In the seventies Piazzola ...
... gender to which the other belongs . And there you have it : wheth- er a tango , or a courtly love poem , it's always a code . - But children grow up and the anxious machos , in love with mother , become men . In the seventies Piazzola ...
Síða 93
... Gender is at issue in this tango as well , yet it is a much more complicated and ambiguous construction . Os- tensibly , the subject of the historical tango is male : " It has always been held that the tango was ' men's music . ' In the ...
... Gender is at issue in this tango as well , yet it is a much more complicated and ambiguous construction . Os- tensibly , the subject of the historical tango is male : " It has always been held that the tango was ' men's music . ' In the ...
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