Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... look of the feminine Orient re- writes the moment of unveiling only by partaking in the painter's sense of exoticism , an exoticism whose power lies in its secret , forbidden , and fleeting aspects . The look has beauty because it is a look ...
... look of the feminine Orient re- writes the moment of unveiling only by partaking in the painter's sense of exoticism , an exoticism whose power lies in its secret , forbidden , and fleeting aspects . The look has beauty because it is a look ...
Síða 44
... look . And I tell myself that Delacroix , more than fifteen years later , recalled above all that " dark corridor " at the end of which are stationed , hieratic , the prisoners of the secret , in a space with no exit . Their tragic ...
... look . And I tell myself that Delacroix , more than fifteen years later , recalled above all that " dark corridor " at the end of which are stationed , hieratic , the prisoners of the secret , in a space with no exit . Their tragic ...
Síða 46
... look . Dialectal Arabic transcribes the experience in significant fa- shion : " I no longer go out protected ... looks of others is in fact felt to be “ a garment in itself , ” not to have it anymore amounts to being completely ...
... look . Dialectal Arabic transcribes the experience in significant fa- shion : " I no longer go out protected ... looks of others is in fact felt to be “ a garment in itself , ” not to have it anymore amounts to being completely ...
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