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Punished during the proceedings by the constant insinuation that she was telling these events to gain publicity for herself — that is , to sell her story — she was then punished for refusing to tell her story for fame or a fee : “ More ...
Punished during the proceedings by the constant insinuation that she was telling these events to gain publicity for herself — that is , to sell her story — she was then punished for refusing to tell her story for fame or a fee : “ More ...
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Rather , for Bray , the question is clearly one of credibility : whose story gets culturally legitimated and how ? Whose stories are granted no relation to truth , and how are their authors discredited and relegated to the status of ...
Rather , for Bray , the question is clearly one of credibility : whose story gets culturally legitimated and how ? Whose stories are granted no relation to truth , and how are their authors discredited and relegated to the status of ...
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I would like to end with a story drawing on the same version of history as that recounted by Williams , a history which is , after all , partly one of white female racism . This story was invoked by one of this nation's preeminent ...
I would like to end with a story drawing on the same version of history as that recounted by Williams , a history which is , after all , partly one of white female racism . This story was invoked by one of this nation's preeminent ...
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DIS Discourse 16 1 Fall 1993 | 2 |
Professors | 28 |
Feminist Theory Goes to Hollywood | 50 |
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