Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 19,Ausgabe 11996 |
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... addiction in the autobiographical writing of three Jewish women : Susan Gordon Lydon , Kim Chernin , and Elizabeth Wurtzel , noting how their common theme of addiction and the revealed " Jewishness " of the authors draws on gender and ...
... addiction in the autobiographical writing of three Jewish women : Susan Gordon Lydon , Kim Chernin , and Elizabeth Wurtzel , noting how their common theme of addiction and the revealed " Jewishness " of the authors draws on gender and ...
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... addiction : the great equalizer.26 And while Lydon fails to incorporate her Jewishness into a totaliz- ing interpretative framework of addiction , it nevertheless provides the images of devastation and suffering that are symptomatic of ...
... addiction : the great equalizer.26 And while Lydon fails to incorporate her Jewishness into a totaliz- ing interpretative framework of addiction , it nevertheless provides the images of devastation and suffering that are symptomatic of ...
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Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. 26 Addiction establishes her allegiance to all oppressed peoples : “ New York addicts were a multicultural community that was democratic and integrated ; we were all out ...
Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. 26 Addiction establishes her allegiance to all oppressed peoples : “ New York addicts were a multicultural community that was democratic and integrated ; we were all out ...
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Secular Jews Preservation and Destruction | 3 |
Jewish Gauchos and Jewish Others or Culture | 15 |
A Family History Recalled | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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