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But the question of woman has remained a blank in this signifying system because even as we deconstruct the codes of unified subjectivity , we do so from within those dominating narratives of progress and transformation which posit ...
But the question of woman has remained a blank in this signifying system because even as we deconstruct the codes of unified subjectivity , we do so from within those dominating narratives of progress and transformation which posit ...
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Suddenly a beggar woman looms out of the night shadows , throwing narration into a terrifying present tense : “ I run . I run more and more quickly . Suddenly I hear someone running behind me . ... It's a very tall woman , very thin ...
Suddenly a beggar woman looms out of the night shadows , throwing narration into a terrifying present tense : “ I run . I run more and more quickly . Suddenly I hear someone running behind me . ... It's a very tall woman , very thin ...
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Certainly , the transitional proximity of these two paragraphs suggests that the ubiquitous beggar woman might be the mother , while logic demands that we read her as the intertextual and unlocatable leper . In fact , the layout on the ...
Certainly , the transitional proximity of these two paragraphs suggests that the ubiquitous beggar woman might be the mother , while logic demands that we read her as the intertextual and unlocatable leper . In fact , the layout on the ...
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Maus Mourning and PostMemoryPR 14 | 3 |
The Politics of Form and Subjectivity | 30 |
An Interview with Nancy K Miller | 51 |
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