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a tion , Mercer / Gauss is fully in - the - world : as a fully embodied figure , he finds his resistance to fun - for example , to the marriage of his daughter to the partying hero — worn down as he is punched , menaced by gangsters ...
a tion , Mercer / Gauss is fully in - the - world : as a fully embodied figure , he finds his resistance to fun - for example , to the marriage of his daughter to the partying hero — worn down as he is punched , menaced by gangsters ...
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For example , against an older image of the professor as anonymous droning figure , certain professors have tried to construct an image of the professor as stylish performer , intensely embodied in the spectacle of a fashionable ...
For example , against an older image of the professor as anonymous droning figure , certain professors have tried to construct an image of the professor as stylish performer , intensely embodied in the spectacle of a fashionable ...
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In a third variation , there is the notion of professor as deliberate con artist by nature , using reputation to exploit people : for example , the narrator of Don DeLillo's White Noise is the founder of the field of Hitler studies even ...
In a third variation , there is the notion of professor as deliberate con artist by nature , using reputation to exploit people : for example , the narrator of Don DeLillo's White Noise is the founder of the field of Hitler studies even ...
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DIS Discourse 16 1 Fall 1993 | 2 |
Professors | 28 |
Feminist Theory Goes to Hollywood | 50 |
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