Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bind 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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Side 29
... continuing me that permeates all the changes undergone , then difference remains within the boundary of that which distinguishes one identity from another . This means that at heart , X must be X , Y must be Y , and X cannot be Y. Those ...
... continuing me that permeates all the changes undergone , then difference remains within the boundary of that which distinguishes one identity from another . This means that at heart , X must be X , Y must be Y , and X cannot be Y. Those ...
Side 82
... continue to analyze your feelings around a cafe table . You probe your psyche at length , subtly , almost to the point of exasperation . You plunge into laby- rinths of interlocking questions . And interlocking questions , you know ...
... continue to analyze your feelings around a cafe table . You probe your psyche at length , subtly , almost to the point of exasperation . You plunge into laby- rinths of interlocking questions . And interlocking questions , you know ...
Side 94
... other way can we honestly continue to be- lieve that when we say the words : moon , water , cell , we speak of the same things ? - Buenos Aires ( 89 ) The uncertainty of personal and national identity evokes an ambivalent 94 Discourse 8.
... other way can we honestly continue to be- lieve that when we say the words : moon , water , cell , we speak of the same things ? - Buenos Aires ( 89 ) The uncertainty of personal and national identity evokes an ambivalent 94 Discourse 8.
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