Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 17,Útgáfa 31995 |
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... language is the language of everyday immediacy . She is indeed a " working unit . ” The lion's share of her time and energy is spent overcoming her " alienating " " way of life . " It is not for nothing that in Russian the barely used ...
... language is the language of everyday immediacy . She is indeed a " working unit . ” The lion's share of her time and energy is spent overcoming her " alienating " " way of life . " It is not for nothing that in Russian the barely used ...
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... language can we try to accomplish the unannounced and unpermitted demysti- fication of ideology , except for the Aesopian language ? Today , as the universal values are appropriated by official language , and as Aesop's worn - out idiom ...
... language can we try to accomplish the unannounced and unpermitted demysti- fication of ideology , except for the Aesopian language ? Today , as the universal values are appropriated by official language , and as Aesop's worn - out idiom ...
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... language contexts where the nontransparency of the language itself ( Hart isn't speaking " plain " English ) has become an issue . Cherry Smyth , for instance , in the British lesbian life - style magazine , Diva , finds that while the ...
... language contexts where the nontransparency of the language itself ( Hart isn't speaking " plain " English ) has become an issue . Cherry Smyth , for instance , in the British lesbian life - style magazine , Diva , finds that while the ...
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Views from the PostFutureSoviet Eastern European Cinema | 3 |
Jewish Identity in PostCommunist Hungarian Cinema | 24 |
Why Stalinist Musicals? | 38 |
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