Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 19,Útgáfa 21997 |
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Síða 64
... observation which finally breaks down his unbelief is the sight of the female genitals . . . . Now his acceptance of the possibility of castration , his recognition that women were castrated , made an end of both possible ways [ i.e. ...
... observation which finally breaks down his unbelief is the sight of the female genitals . . . . Now his acceptance of the possibility of castration , his recognition that women were castrated , made an end of both possible ways [ i.e. ...
Síða 93
... observation , dealing with objects [ as in Sachs's discussion of Eisenstein ] , I was going to take my film into the minds of the people in it . . . . To take the action , the observation , the deduction , the reference , into the ...
... observation , dealing with objects [ as in Sachs's discussion of Eisenstein ] , I was going to take my film into the minds of the people in it . . . . To take the action , the observation , the deduction , the reference , into the ...
Síða 139
... observation that white children do not come to " accept " their whiteness , but consider themselves always already white . In her chapter on white children , Goodman shows that their curiosity pertains not to themselves but rather to ...
... observation that white children do not come to " accept " their whiteness , but consider themselves always already white . In her chapter on white children , Goodman shows that their curiosity pertains not to themselves but rather to ...
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What Does a Jew Want? or The Political Meaning of the Phallus | 21 |
The Oedipus Complex and Douglasss | 53 |
Seraph on | 72 |
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