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As a metaphor , this image of dominance over nature extends even to the Native Americans , who are depicted as somewhat of a threat to the ranchers in that they wander too freely over the area . In the end , they will be literally ...
As a metaphor , this image of dominance over nature extends even to the Native Americans , who are depicted as somewhat of a threat to the ranchers in that they wander too freely over the area . In the end , they will be literally ...
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Women recognized their physical nature in moon cycles as well . The moon has always been associated with ( if not held responsible for ) the menses : the blood flow and blood rest like the tide - pull - and - flow in every woman .
Women recognized their physical nature in moon cycles as well . The moon has always been associated with ( if not held responsible for ) the menses : the blood flow and blood rest like the tide - pull - and - flow in every woman .
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... at the theater and a great deal of energy relating Mexico to her readers from the lenses of the balcony , elitist and patronizing in her distance and her continual emphasis on the " picturesque ” nature of the Mexican " spectacle .
... at the theater and a great deal of energy relating Mexico to her readers from the lenses of the balcony , elitist and patronizing in her distance and her continual emphasis on the " picturesque ” nature of the Mexican " spectacle .
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 18,Ausgaben 1-2 |
| Mitwirkende | Project Muse, JSTOR (Organization), University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee. Center for Twentieth Century Studies |
| Veröffentlicht | 1995 |
| Original von | University of Texas |
| Digitalisiert | 6. Nov. 2008 |
| Zitat exportieren | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |