Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Oplag 12–13Indiana University Press, 1989 |
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Side 93
... death of someone we loved . ' - We commonly refer to the deaths of those very " close " to us as " losses . " I ... death as to what we have suffered by that death , to speak of our pain , our grief . And yet anxiety as well as grief is ...
... death of someone we loved . ' - We commonly refer to the deaths of those very " close " to us as " losses . " I ... death as to what we have suffered by that death , to speak of our pain , our grief . And yet anxiety as well as grief is ...
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... death ? Instead he wrote , then , The Interpretation of Dreams ( 1900 ) , which he described as his " reaction " to his father's death , arriving at the conclusion that for a son , the death of his father " is the most important event ...
... death ? Instead he wrote , then , The Interpretation of Dreams ( 1900 ) , which he described as his " reaction " to his father's death , arriving at the conclusion that for a son , the death of his father " is the most important event ...
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... death , which is its repetition . In an almost Freudian way , Barthes forces himself to feel that our bodies carry death in them . " In front of the photograph of my mother as a child , " he writes , " I tell myself : she is going to ...
... death , which is its repetition . In an almost Freudian way , Barthes forces himself to feel that our bodies carry death in them . " In front of the photograph of my mother as a child , " he writes , " I tell myself : she is going to ...
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