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MM : I don't diet to look better , I diet to feel better . EKS : Now I'm sober and back in control of my own life . MM : Being a mother has made everything meaningful for me . 13 14 EKS : I happen to be secure in my masculinity .
MM : I don't diet to look better , I diet to feel better . EKS : Now I'm sober and back in control of my own life . MM : Being a mother has made everything meaningful for me . 13 14 EKS : I happen to be secure in my masculinity .
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This position of exteriority amounts to the charge : “ Look at yourself ! Look how stupid you look ! " But the autistic sight is the one which is free of the responsibility to look , observe , and judge . Its existence does not depend ...
This position of exteriority amounts to the charge : “ Look at yourself ! Look how stupid you look ! " But the autistic sight is the one which is free of the responsibility to look , observe , and judge . Its existence does not depend ...
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Why is the “ third look ” Petro describes with respect to Hintertreppe , " a contemplative look associated neither with ( male ) voyeurism nor ( female ) masochism ” ( 183 ) , but one that “ must contemplate the significance of ...
Why is the “ third look ” Petro describes with respect to Hintertreppe , " a contemplative look associated neither with ( male ) voyeurism nor ( female ) masochism ” ( 183 ) , but one that “ must contemplate the significance of ...
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Introduction | 3 |
A Dossier a Performance Piece a LittleUnderstood Emotion | 12 |
The Language of Expression on Natures Stage | 40 |
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