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tion that the conflicts within that discourse make the fulfillment of heterosexual desire impossible . Although the primary focus of this essay is on the latter move , I would like to address the former briefly in order to understand ...
tion that the conflicts within that discourse make the fulfillment of heterosexual desire impossible . Although the primary focus of this essay is on the latter move , I would like to address the former briefly in order to understand ...
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The narrative then works by assuming at the level of convention what the story announces within the plot , that a gendered identity by nature desires its sexual opposite ; it instructs us to sympathize with Soren and Riker in their ...
The narrative then works by assuming at the level of convention what the story announces within the plot , that a gendered identity by nature desires its sexual opposite ; it instructs us to sympathize with Soren and Riker in their ...
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Again and again , the story of a supposed ideal of heterosexual desire takes a dystopic turn , as the ideal is revealed to be , at worst , monstrous , and at best , unattainable . Although the monstrosity of the sexual other is a tried ...
Again and again , the story of a supposed ideal of heterosexual desire takes a dystopic turn , as the ideal is revealed to be , at worst , monstrous , and at best , unattainable . Although the monstrosity of the sexual other is a tried ...
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