Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 16,Útgáfa 1Indiana University Press, 1993 |
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... feminist film theory . Kaplan's analysis of Blue Steel shows how director Kathryn Bigelow inflects feminist film theory's psychoanalytic approach with a class - based analysis . Kaplan ends by urging the importance of considering the ...
... feminist film theory . Kaplan's analysis of Blue Steel shows how director Kathryn Bigelow inflects feminist film theory's psychoanalytic approach with a class - based analysis . Kaplan ends by urging the importance of considering the ...
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... feminist activists . " Painful , " " uneasy , " " disturbing " responses to Blue Steel can be read as a sign of its success , a symptom of its difficulties . In undermining a whig version of feminist advances as slow but sure progress ...
... feminist activists . " Painful , " " uneasy , " " disturbing " responses to Blue Steel can be read as a sign of its success , a symptom of its difficulties . In undermining a whig version of feminist advances as slow but sure progress ...
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... feminist theory's alleged hyper - alertness to women's sexual victimization . It will come as no surprise to many readers of this essay that Catharine Mac- Kinnon is persona non grata in postmodern feminist circles . Yet inasmuch as ...
... feminist theory's alleged hyper - alertness to women's sexual victimization . It will come as no surprise to many readers of this essay that Catharine Mac- Kinnon is persona non grata in postmodern feminist circles . Yet inasmuch as ...
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