Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bind 16,Oplag 1Indiana University Press, 1993 |
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Side 81
... Woman , to represent women as passive objects to be looked at and longed for " ( 145 ) . Yes and no . For " Woman , " Mailer clearly believes and tradition supports , can also be deadly , not only to herself but to others ; she can ...
... Woman , to represent women as passive objects to be looked at and longed for " ( 145 ) . Yes and no . For " Woman , " Mailer clearly believes and tradition supports , can also be deadly , not only to herself but to others ; she can ...
Side 114
... woman like Anita Hill in relation to the mass media . Punished during the proceedings by the constant insin- uation that she was telling these events to gain publicity for her- self that is , to sell her story — she was then punished ...
... woman like Anita Hill in relation to the mass media . Punished during the proceedings by the constant insin- uation that she was telling these events to gain publicity for her- self that is , to sell her story — she was then punished ...
Side 160
... woman's " irreplaceability " ( 75 ) lies in her relation to a man , her son , lends itself to precisely the “ [ sys- tems ] ” or “ [ moralities ] " that Barthes tries to hold at bay . For example , the photograph that stands in for the ...
... woman's " irreplaceability " ( 75 ) lies in her relation to a man , her son , lends itself to precisely the “ [ sys- tems ] ” or “ [ moralities ] " that Barthes tries to hold at bay . For example , the photograph that stands in for the ...
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