CEA Critic, Volume 56Department of English, Texas A & M University, 1993 |
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... become objects , describes how the theory of gender translates into the practice of gender . He argues that the ... become objects for men , but because women internal- ize the dominant mode , they also become objects in their own eyes ...
... become objects , describes how the theory of gender translates into the practice of gender . He argues that the ... become objects for men , but because women internal- ize the dominant mode , they also become objects in their own eyes ...
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... become political economists and study human welfare ( Foshee 161 ) . The application of science to industry could and should have made labor more secure and enjoyable , the Agrarians agreed , but it had done the opposite : In the name ...
... become political economists and study human welfare ( Foshee 161 ) . The application of science to industry could and should have made labor more secure and enjoyable , the Agrarians agreed , but it had done the opposite : In the name ...
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... become members of a number of discourse communi- ties " whose beliefs and practices conflict as well as align❞ ( 18 ) . They can become multivoiced . Perhaps , then , we should not push our students toward the leaving of one community ...
... become members of a number of discourse communi- ties " whose beliefs and practices conflict as well as align❞ ( 18 ) . They can become multivoiced . Perhaps , then , we should not push our students toward the leaving of one community ...
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FALL 1993 NUMBER | 1 |
The Importance of Point of View in Fiction | 16 |
On Gender Art | 22 |
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