Feminism Beyond ModernismSIU Press, 2002 - 215 pages |
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... identifies liberal , radical , Marxist , psychoanalytic , socialist , existentialist , and postmodern femi- nisms , for instance . 5 Historian Alice Echols in Daring to Be Bad , a historical ac- count of radical feminism within the ...
... identifies liberal , radical , Marxist , psychoanalytic , socialist , existentialist , and postmodern femi- nisms , for instance . 5 Historian Alice Echols in Daring to Be Bad , a historical ac- count of radical feminism within the ...
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... identifies a strong subjectivist or expressivist tradition within the field of rhetoric and composition . I suggest , however , that some intersubjective perspectives are closely associated with sub- jectivist ones and that taxonomies ...
... identifies a strong subjectivist or expressivist tradition within the field of rhetoric and composition . I suggest , however , that some intersubjective perspectives are closely associated with sub- jectivist ones and that taxonomies ...
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... identifies expressive theory as seeing the work of art as essentially the internal made exter- nal , the attributes and actions of the poet's own mind ( 22 ) . In expressive theo- ries , according to Abrams , the poet becomes the hero ...
... identifies expressive theory as seeing the work of art as essentially the internal made exter- nal , the attributes and actions of the poet's own mind ( 22 ) . In expressive theo- ries , according to Abrams , the poet becomes the hero ...
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... identifies modernist institutions and methods with patriarchy and repudiates them . She uses Romantic language such as the " Self's own integrity " ( 387 ) or " inner reality " that invaders yearn to destroy but cannot even find ( 386 ) ...
... identifies modernist institutions and methods with patriarchy and repudiates them . She uses Romantic language such as the " Self's own integrity " ( 387 ) or " inner reality " that invaders yearn to destroy but cannot even find ( 386 ) ...
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... identifies is a di- vided one comprised both of semiotic drives or energy charges , which she calls chora , and of symbolic signification processes . When Kristeva translates these semiotic and symbolic processes into explanations of ...
... identifies is a di- vided one comprised both of semiotic drives or energy charges , which she calls chora , and of symbolic signification processes . When Kristeva translates these semiotic and symbolic processes into explanations of ...
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