Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... move by tracing on my back a secret sign ? A woman who dances the tango must have a gift for intu- ition . She should make herself transparent , a clear medium , to decipher the orders of her partner several seconds in advance , even ...
... move by tracing on my back a secret sign ? A woman who dances the tango must have a gift for intu- ition . She should make herself transparent , a clear medium , to decipher the orders of her partner several seconds in advance , even ...
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... move between cultures , languages , and the various configurations of power and meaning in complex colonial situa- tions develop unique responses to questions of identity and writ- ing . In the modern world system , people are ...
... move between cultures , languages , and the various configurations of power and meaning in complex colonial situa- tions develop unique responses to questions of identity and writ- ing . In the modern world system , people are ...
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... move away from the west , the " intimate city " of the suburb Ramos Mejia , occurs when Ortiz's father comes home from a political impris- onment . The family moves east , towards the center of the city , towards a more secure life . Each ...
... move away from the west , the " intimate city " of the suburb Ramos Mejia , occurs when Ortiz's father comes home from a political impris- onment . The family moves east , towards the center of the city , towards a more secure life . Each ...
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Introduction | 3 |
DISCOURSE | 8 |
A Special Third World Women Issue | 11 |
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