Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bind 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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Side 26
... gives a touch of subversiveness to the discourse delivered . “ That we may each have our due " or " that we may all have more " should , in REALity , be read : " that I may not have any less . " Hence , the ( Apartheid's ) need to lay ...
... gives a touch of subversiveness to the discourse delivered . “ That we may each have our due " or " that we may all have more " should , in REALity , be read : " that I may not have any less . " Hence , the ( Apartheid's ) need to lay ...
Side 58
... Give her the silver gates ! ' The Lord So she went to heaven through sil- ver gates . Then the second woman came . ' What did you do down there ? ' The Lord asked . ' Sir , I loved only one man and mar- ried the same man . After ...
... Give her the silver gates ! ' The Lord So she went to heaven through sil- ver gates . Then the second woman came . ' What did you do down there ? ' The Lord asked . ' Sir , I loved only one man and mar- ried the same man . After ...
Side 86
... gives Argentina a collective case of the shivers , an unshakeable , pervasive sense of loneliness . What has been perceived as lost continually returns as utopi- an idealizations , expressions of a desire for wholeness . Death , loss ...
... gives Argentina a collective case of the shivers , an unshakeable , pervasive sense of loneliness . What has been perceived as lost continually returns as utopi- an idealizations , expressions of a desire for wholeness . Death , loss ...
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