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Figure 2 : Virginia Woolf : “ normal . " Reprinted from Enjoy Your Symptom , Slavoj Žižek ( 1992 ) , by permission of the publisher , Routledge , Inc. As surprising as Woolf's appearance in Žižek might be , it is not the first time that ...
Figure 2 : Virginia Woolf : “ normal . " Reprinted from Enjoy Your Symptom , Slavoj Žižek ( 1992 ) , by permission of the publisher , Routledge , Inc. As surprising as Woolf's appearance in Žižek might be , it is not the first time that ...
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and closes the play links “ Virginia Woolf ” to the threat of being devoured . Sixteen years later the English writer Alan Bennett reiterated her Sphinx - like attributes in a television play , Me , I'm Afraid of Virginia Woolf ...
and closes the play links “ Virginia Woolf ” to the threat of being devoured . Sixteen years later the English writer Alan Bennett reiterated her Sphinx - like attributes in a television play , Me , I'm Afraid of Virginia Woolf ...
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program J'Accuse to discredit Woolf , to challenge the " enormous and extraordinary ” popularity that the writer and narrator , Tom Paulin , claims would evaporate if people actually read her works . The program makes extensive use of ...
program J'Accuse to discredit Woolf , to challenge the " enormous and extraordinary ” popularity that the writer and narrator , Tom Paulin , claims would evaporate if people actually read her works . The program makes extensive use of ...
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Introduction | 3 |
Professors | 28 |
Feminist Theory Goes to Hollywood | 50 |
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