Literatures of Memory: History, Time, and Space in Postwar WritingNot only do drama and poetry about the past and historical novels reveal a shared understanding of pivotal moments, historical figures, and every life of earlier times, say Middleton (English, U. of Southampton) and Woods (English, U. of Wales-Aberystwyth), they also outline more general beliefs about the past and its relation to the present. It is |
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... organisation . The possibility of altering the paradigms of subjectivity within the public sphere depends upon an ... organisations . Feminist drama has been actively concerned not only with the redemption of a British past hidden by the ...
... organisation . The possibility of altering the paradigms of subjectivity within the public sphere depends upon an ... organisations . Feminist drama has been actively concerned not only with the redemption of a British past hidden by the ...
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... organisation of time travellers ( their name , ' Eternals ' , shows how much they represent a secularisation of powers once assumed the sole province of gods ) have mapped out future human history for about seventy thousand centuries ...
... organisation of time travellers ( their name , ' Eternals ' , shows how much they represent a secularisation of powers once assumed the sole province of gods ) have mapped out future human history for about seventy thousand centuries ...
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... organisation of consciousness , in the belief that being aware of one's position and location are contemporary imperatives . Jacques Derrida has described this deconstructionist architecture as a ' socius of dissociation ' : - These ...
... organisation of consciousness , in the belief that being aware of one's position and location are contemporary imperatives . Jacques Derrida has described this deconstructionist architecture as a ' socius of dissociation ' : - These ...
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