Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... words and idioms in contexts whose effect is to displace their accepted meanings , to expand or to change them ; a difference in conception of " depth , " " development , " or " pro- cess " ; a difference in cuts , pauses , pacing ...
... words and idioms in contexts whose effect is to displace their accepted meanings , to expand or to change them ; a difference in conception of " depth , " " development , " or " pro- cess " ; a difference in cuts , pauses , pacing ...
Síða 54
... words which named it surrounded rape with the unanimity or explicit condemnation . A barrier of words fell , was transgressed , a veil was torn away before a threatened reality , but one whose repression was too strong not to return ...
... words which named it surrounded rape with the unanimity or explicit condemnation . A barrier of words fell , was transgressed , a veil was torn away before a threatened reality , but one whose repression was too strong not to return ...
Síða 124
... words were to be remembered , the voices of black women — giving orders , making threats , fussing — could be tuned ... words , women with tongues quick and sharp , tender sweet tongues , touching our world with their words , that ...
... words were to be remembered , the voices of black women — giving orders , making threats , fussing — could be tuned ... words , women with tongues quick and sharp , tender sweet tongues , touching our world with their words , that ...
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