Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bind 17Indiana University Press, 1994 |
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... produced in order to provide the virile socius with what it needs to consti- tute its own boundaries , coherence ... produce feminists as disgusting and homosexu- als as perverted simultaneously produce their own necessity . - Warner ...
... produced in order to provide the virile socius with what it needs to consti- tute its own boundaries , coherence ... produce feminists as disgusting and homosexu- als as perverted simultaneously produce their own necessity . - Warner ...
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... produced after the war by Hungary and Romania , the other two nations with the largest surviving Jewish minorities ; in Poland , once home to three million Jews , Jewish characters occasionally played supporting roles in movies of ...
... produced after the war by Hungary and Romania , the other two nations with the largest surviving Jewish minorities ; in Poland , once home to three million Jews , Jewish characters occasionally played supporting roles in movies of ...
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... produce happiness for her daughter and produces misery instead is not judged by the film as , in contrast , Mildred Pierce is judged over the course of the 1945 film narrative for having loved her daughter too much . Nei- ther does the ...
... produce happiness for her daughter and produces misery instead is not judged by the film as , in contrast , Mildred Pierce is judged over the course of the 1945 film narrative for having loved her daughter too much . Nei- ther does the ...
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Looking for Lesbians | 16 |
Walking the Walk | 47 |
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