Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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Síða 81
... trompe l'oeil with a com- plicitous wink , and long live the look ! It was so funny ! . . . The transvestism of the pouting , overshrilling , plump chanteuses , dis- guised as gauchos with boots and sombreros or wearing the tight jacket ...
... trompe l'oeil with a com- plicitous wink , and long live the look ! It was so funny ! . . . The transvestism of the pouting , overshrilling , plump chanteuses , dis- guised as gauchos with boots and sombreros or wearing the tight jacket ...
Síða 91
... trompe l'oeil , which keeps us alert , alive ; eyes on the lookout " ( BA 15 ) . Thus , when the Porteña leaves her city and finds herself in exile in Europe , she feels invisible : " she finds herself not before eyes but before eye ...
... trompe l'oeil , which keeps us alert , alive ; eyes on the lookout " ( BA 15 ) . Thus , when the Porteña leaves her city and finds herself in exile in Europe , she feels invisible : " she finds herself not before eyes but before eye ...
Síða 93
... trompe l'oeil with a complicitous wink , and long live the look ! " ( BA 39 ) . Such ambiguity was not limited to the transvestite female singers : " At that time the men themselves were all tenors singing , with hand over heart ...
... trompe l'oeil with a complicitous wink , and long live the look ! " ( BA 39 ) . Such ambiguity was not limited to the transvestite female singers : " At that time the men themselves were all tenors singing , with hand over heart ...
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