Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 16Indiana University Press, 1993 |
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... represents what keeps us going ; and he stands at the head of what he represents because he knows what it is that he represents , but knows also that he cannot , if he is to transmit it to others , commit himself to any one form of it ...
... represents what keeps us going ; and he stands at the head of what he represents because he knows what it is that he represents , but knows also that he cannot , if he is to transmit it to others , commit himself to any one form of it ...
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... represents " brains , " not " body " ? ( As Freedman notes , Dylan " legitimized " himself by claiming to be influenced by Rimbaud [ 209 ] ; Harris belittles readings of Madonna's high - brow borrowings . ) Or , is it that being male ...
... represents " brains , " not " body " ? ( As Freedman notes , Dylan " legitimized " himself by claiming to be influenced by Rimbaud [ 209 ] ; Harris belittles readings of Madonna's high - brow borrowings . ) Or , is it that being male ...
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... represents a high growth potential with a low risk investment . However , this need of the market for a star does not satisfactorily explain the critics ' deification of Sherman . How is it that one artist has been singled out to represent ...
... represents a high growth potential with a low risk investment . However , this need of the market for a star does not satisfactorily explain the critics ' deification of Sherman . How is it that one artist has been singled out to represent ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 3 |
Feminist Theory Goes to Hollywood | 50 |
The Monstrous Union of Virginia Woolf and Marilyn Monroe | 71 |
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Aboriginal aesthetic American Anita Hill argues artist Barthes Barthes's become Benjamin body boredom Brassaï camera Cindy Sherman cinema contemporary critical critique cyborg D.W. Griffith DC COMICS death Deleuze desire discourse Dracula Duchenne essay example experience face fantasy Father Figure female feminine feminism feminist fetish fiction film gender genre George Michael German gesture homosexuality Hong Kong Hong Kong cinema human identity issues Kristeva language look lyric machine male Marilyn Monroe means medical photography Megan melancholia modern Moffatt Monroe mother Munby myth narrative nation object photographs political popular culture pose postmodern professor psychoanalysis question reality relation representation Roland Barthes Routledge semiotic sexual Sherman social space story Studies Superman Tania Modleski Teleny television theater theory tion Tracey Moffatt tradition Trans truth vampire viewer Virginia Woolf virtual visual woman women writing York