CEA Critic, Volume 56Department of English, Texas A & M University, 1993 |
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... society , not from nature but from social conditioning . Society positions gender as an absolute and drives the polarization of genders . Taking their clue from Freud , Jane Flax and other cultural feminists have demonstrated that ...
... society , not from nature but from social conditioning . Society positions gender as an absolute and drives the polarization of genders . Taking their clue from Freud , Jane Flax and other cultural feminists have demonstrated that ...
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... society " ( 120 ) . The monster complains about the social structures determined as dominant and gendered as patriarchal : " I heard of the division of property , of immense wealth and squalid poverty ; of rank , descent , and noble ...
... society " ( 120 ) . The monster complains about the social structures determined as dominant and gendered as patriarchal : " I heard of the division of property , of immense wealth and squalid poverty ; of rank , descent , and noble ...
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... society operating with double standards and gendered behaviors . As a fallen angel ( an impure woman ) , however , the monster is ostracized and desolate at the end of the novel . His only consolation and rest lie in death . Robert's ...
... society operating with double standards and gendered behaviors . As a fallen angel ( an impure woman ) , however , the monster is ostracized and desolate at the end of the novel . His only consolation and rest lie in death . Robert's ...
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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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