Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 14,Ausgabe 11991 |
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... women's faces that these ideas seek expression . ( 95 ) These women were decidedly different from the sentimentally Realistic women best defined by Coventry Patmore's term " Angel in the House . " The Angel in the House was essentially ...
... women's faces that these ideas seek expression . ( 95 ) These women were decidedly different from the sentimentally Realistic women best defined by Coventry Patmore's term " Angel in the House . " The Angel in the House was essentially ...
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... women " were defined across the opposition of the pure , womanly woman and the impure whore " ( 113 ) . The combination of the heavenly femi- ninity of the lady and the heavy sensuality of the laborer is the hairline trigger on the ...
... women " were defined across the opposition of the pure , womanly woman and the impure whore " ( 113 ) . The combination of the heavenly femi- ninity of the lady and the heavy sensuality of the laborer is the hairline trigger on the ...
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... women as mothers . Suleiman's response to the surrealist image of woman as a passive mannequin is thus to reinvent the mother as an active and playful subject . This most inventive moment in Suleiman's book takes place in the pro- logue ...
... women as mothers . Suleiman's response to the surrealist image of woman as a passive mannequin is thus to reinvent the mother as an active and playful subject . This most inventive moment in Suleiman's book takes place in the pro- logue ...
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