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As in " Father Figure , ” daylight streams into the room ; the decor consists only of pinned - up images ; a fan suggests summer heat . Scorsese cuts suddenly from this meditative moment of love - lyric reception Bickle's encounter with ...
As in " Father Figure , ” daylight streams into the room ; the decor consists only of pinned - up images ; a fan suggests summer heat . Scorsese cuts suddenly from this meditative moment of love - lyric reception Bickle's encounter with ...
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A second variation suggests that to be a professor is to be fake , but that beneath every fake academic there is a real person just waiting for the chance to burst out . For women , this usually means embodiment as a sexual figure : for ...
A second variation suggests that to be a professor is to be fake , but that beneath every fake academic there is a real person just waiting for the chance to burst out . For women , this usually means embodiment as a sexual figure : for ...
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Bigelow's point , as I read it , is that women are certainly capable of violence , even violence against each other , but that the latter is a less characteristic part of their interactions than recent popular narrative suggests .
Bigelow's point , as I read it , is that women are certainly capable of violence , even violence against each other , but that the latter is a less characteristic part of their interactions than recent popular narrative suggests .
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DIS Discourse 16 1 Fall 1993 | 2 |
Professors | 28 |
Feminist Theory Goes to Hollywood | 50 |
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