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A frequently used argument is that women's perspectives and experiences are
different from those of men both now , and ... It is believed that changes in our
attention towards women and the emphasis on the female experience will result
in a ...
A frequently used argument is that women's perspectives and experiences are
different from those of men both now , and ... It is believed that changes in our
attention towards women and the emphasis on the female experience will result
in a ...
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Film generates that experience itself , in terms of the social context which is being
dealt with . This is because its parole is more flexible and vacant than spoken or .
written language . A film takes as its utterances the images , space , sound ...
Film generates that experience itself , in terms of the social context which is being
dealt with . This is because its parole is more flexible and vacant than spoken or .
written language . A film takes as its utterances the images , space , sound ...
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I was disillusioned that this experience was not even vaguely explicable in terms
of my assumption that I had entered a rather inaccessible tribal village . Beneath
the routine of digging sticks , forest burning , and the speaking of a tongue ...
I was disillusioned that this experience was not even vaguely explicable in terms
of my assumption that I had entered a rather inaccessible tribal village . Beneath
the routine of digging sticks , forest burning , and the speaking of a tongue ...
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