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The screen overcomes our fixed distance ; it makes displacement appear as our natural condition . ” See Stanley Cavell , The World Viewed : Reflections on the Ontology of Film ( Cambridge , MA : Harvard University Press , 1979 ) , 40–41 ...
The screen overcomes our fixed distance ; it makes displacement appear as our natural condition . ” See Stanley Cavell , The World Viewed : Reflections on the Ontology of Film ( Cambridge , MA : Harvard University Press , 1979 ) , 40–41 ...
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During the late nineteenth century , the idea of “ natural man , " which was generally associated with the colonized subject , gave rise to comparative studies of different " types " of bodies and also led to particular conceptions of ...
During the late nineteenth century , the idea of “ natural man , " which was generally associated with the colonized subject , gave rise to comparative studies of different " types " of bodies and also led to particular conceptions of ...
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As the author points out : “ British naturalists commonly framed their works in terms of natural theology . Optics , natural theology's indispensable tool , guaranteed the direct clear view of nature .
As the author points out : “ British naturalists commonly framed their works in terms of natural theology . Optics , natural theology's indispensable tool , guaranteed the direct clear view of nature .
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Toward a New Ontology of Trauma | 285 |
Strange Days Indeed | 302 |
Cronenbergs Recent Men and Women | 321 |
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