Legacy, Volume 10-11;Volume 10-11Department of English, University of Massachusetts, 1993 |
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... feminine and Christian virtue . In her most positive portraits of good womanhood , Cooke shows how feminine virtue creates social change , usually on an individual level but often spreading to the community as a whole . Happy Dodd ...
... feminine and Christian virtue . In her most positive portraits of good womanhood , Cooke shows how feminine virtue creates social change , usually on an individual level but often spreading to the community as a whole . Happy Dodd ...
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... feminine semiotic.20 Nancy's carnivalesque discourse shares the repressed ( but not necessarily mater- nal ) feminine drives of Kristeva's semi- otic . Additionally , as trickster , Nancy " breaks through the laws of a language censored ...
... feminine semiotic.20 Nancy's carnivalesque discourse shares the repressed ( but not necessarily mater- nal ) feminine drives of Kristeva's semi- otic . Additionally , as trickster , Nancy " breaks through the laws of a language censored ...
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... feminine instinct ” turns feminine ste- reotypes into a farce . But in the end , it is not this feminine ideal which Char- lie embraces . Although she does not go back to wearing trouserlets , at the story's conclusion she discards a ...
... feminine instinct ” turns feminine ste- reotypes into a farce . But in the end , it is not this feminine ideal which Char- lie embraces . Although she does not go back to wearing trouserlets , at the story's conclusion she discards a ...
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