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mother . As a readymade fiction of heterosexism , the figure of the mother's boy serves immediately homophobic and misogynist ends by explaining a man's homosexuality as his mother's failure . The very grammar of the term “ mother's boy ...
mother . As a readymade fiction of heterosexism , the figure of the mother's boy serves immediately homophobic and misogynist ends by explaining a man's homosexuality as his mother's failure . The very grammar of the term “ mother's boy ...
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mother outside the erotic realm of the darkened cinema . Camera Lucida does the opposite : it makes the mother truly “ cynosural , ” to recall Sedgwick's word for the mother in gay male texts . Barthes fantasizes that “ the photograph ...
mother outside the erotic realm of the darkened cinema . Camera Lucida does the opposite : it makes the mother truly “ cynosural , ” to recall Sedgwick's word for the mother in gay male texts . Barthes fantasizes that “ the photograph ...
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11 about the reintroduction of oedipalized heterosexuality in the mother - wife figure : Jocasta ? ' ) The singularity of his mother , Barthes's mother would be like that of the Virgin Mary , who is also irreducibly singular , “ alone ...
11 about the reintroduction of oedipalized heterosexuality in the mother - wife figure : Jocasta ? ' ) The singularity of his mother , Barthes's mother would be like that of the Virgin Mary , who is also irreducibly singular , “ alone ...
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