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... body authorizes his speech ( Franchot 154–55 ) . That Douglass's text seems to need women's castration and humiliation , in which women are reduced to a literally mutilated body , helps clarify a shift in psychoanalytic theory from ...
... body authorizes his speech ( Franchot 154–55 ) . That Douglass's text seems to need women's castration and humiliation , in which women are reduced to a literally mutilated body , helps clarify a shift in psychoanalytic theory from ...
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... body that Bakhtin described , the white bodies of Seraph's protagonists , with their black speaking voices , are not closed , complete , defined , or totalized social entities . Since Arvay and Jim repeatedly transgress the boundaries ...
... body that Bakhtin described , the white bodies of Seraph's protagonists , with their black speaking voices , are not closed , complete , defined , or totalized social entities . Since Arvay and Jim repeatedly transgress the boundaries ...
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... body ) : In a peculiarly postcolonial sense , the win- dow scenes refigure Lacan's mirror phase , for they signify not the misrecognition of a complete and unified whole but a dangerous negotiation among ( nonheterosexual ) desire , law ...
... body ) : In a peculiarly postcolonial sense , the win- dow scenes refigure Lacan's mirror phase , for they signify not the misrecognition of a complete and unified whole but a dangerous negotiation among ( nonheterosexual ) desire , law ...
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What Does a Jew Want? or The Political Meaning of the Phallus | 21 |
The Oedipus Complex and Douglasss | 53 |
Seraph on | 72 |
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