Feminism Beyond ModernismSIU Press, 2002 - 215 pages |
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... observes physical phenomena where they occur in their most typical form and where they are free of disturb- ing influence . Marx , too , will examine economic phenomena in their " classic ground , " England ( 192 ) . Later in the book ...
... observes physical phenomena where they occur in their most typical form and where they are free of disturb- ing influence . Marx , too , will examine economic phenomena in their " classic ground , " England ( 192 ) . Later in the book ...
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... observes in " My Reply to Stanley Fish , " " If Fish has not made interpretation wholly subjective , the difference is not noticeable to the naked eye " ( 295 ) . Ken- neth Bruffee , also an intersubjectivist , speaks of nonfoundational ...
... observes in " My Reply to Stanley Fish , " " If Fish has not made interpretation wholly subjective , the difference is not noticeable to the naked eye " ( 295 ) . Ken- neth Bruffee , also an intersubjectivist , speaks of nonfoundational ...
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