Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 19,Útgáfa 21997 |
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... tion of psychobiography , Freud seems to fantasize unconsciously that he is not the circumcised Schelomo , son of Jakob , but the uncir- cumcised and virile Greek Oedipus , son of Laius ( see Anzieu 195 ) , just as he earlier fantasized ...
... tion of psychobiography , Freud seems to fantasize unconsciously that he is not the circumcised Schelomo , son of Jakob , but the uncir- cumcised and virile Greek Oedipus , son of Laius ( see Anzieu 195 ) , just as he earlier fantasized ...
Síða 81
... tion of black folk wisdom controls the novel's plot . For example , after listening to Joe Kelsey , his black friend , Jim finds what he believes to be a way of making Arvay love him — that is , by raping her just before marrying her ...
... tion of black folk wisdom controls the novel's plot . For example , after listening to Joe Kelsey , his black friend , Jim finds what he believes to be a way of making Arvay love him — that is , by raping her just before marrying her ...
Síða 95
... tion and nature , moral and premoral ; her mixed blood seemingly overdetermines her sexual liaison with a white man . If in this film her whiteness makes her capable of sin , her sin is paradoxically to de- sire whiteness . The film ...
... tion and nature , moral and premoral ; her mixed blood seemingly overdetermines her sexual liaison with a white man . If in this film her whiteness makes her capable of sin , her sin is paradoxically to de- sire whiteness . The film ...
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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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