Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 16,Útgáfa 1Indiana University Press, 1993 |
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... speak to " You , " my beloved , for the pleasure of my listeners ; “ I ” speak to " You , " my listeners , about my beloved . The norms of the genre , then , demand an audience of eavesdroppers and voyeurs ; an intimate monologue or ...
... speak to " You , " my beloved , for the pleasure of my listeners ; “ I ” speak to " You , " my listeners , about my beloved . The norms of the genre , then , demand an audience of eavesdroppers and voyeurs ; an intimate monologue or ...
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... speaking about one's sexual experience can be liberating and lead to effective political action . " Within modernity ... speak about sex is to play directly into power.1 Telling the truth about one's sex , in Foucault's formula- tion ...
... speaking about one's sexual experience can be liberating and lead to effective political action . " Within modernity ... speak about sex is to play directly into power.1 Telling the truth about one's sex , in Foucault's formula- tion ...
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... speak that functions to disavow the experience of the black woman so movingly depicted by Harriet Jacobs , whom Bray quotes : " My master began to whisper foul words in my ear . . . . The other slaves . . . knew too well the guilty ...
... speak that functions to disavow the experience of the black woman so movingly depicted by Harriet Jacobs , whom Bray quotes : " My master began to whisper foul words in my ear . . . . The other slaves . . . knew too well the guilty ...
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