Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bind 20,Oplag 3Indiana University Press, 1998 |
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Side 95
... body . We will see what this body means , but what I express clearly and distinctly is that which affects my body . Thus I obviously do not express clearly and distinctly the pas- sage of the Rubicon , since that concerned Caesar's body ...
... body . We will see what this body means , but what I express clearly and distinctly is that which affects my body . Thus I obviously do not express clearly and distinctly the pas- sage of the Rubicon , since that concerned Caesar's body ...
Side 106
... body that floods another body's mind until , in J. Nacal's words , " your own discourse is the other's unconscious " ( Lansing , “ Analytic " 1 ) . While seeming to offer the reader a spiritual arboreality The Holy Forest actually ...
... body that floods another body's mind until , in J. Nacal's words , " your own discourse is the other's unconscious " ( Lansing , “ Analytic " 1 ) . While seeming to offer the reader a spiritual arboreality The Holy Forest actually ...
Side 113
... body was born in Plato's cave , or rather it was conceived and shaped in the form of the cave : as a prison or tomb for the soul , and the body first was thought from the inside , as buried darkness into which light only penetrates in ...
... body was born in Plato's cave , or rather it was conceived and shaped in the form of the cave : as a prison or tomb for the soul , and the body first was thought from the inside , as buried darkness into which light only penetrates in ...
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