[...] many critics read the characterization of the city as a reflection of the period's economic history: the increasing globalization of the national economy with respect to the Pacific Rim, especially LA, and the widespread "Yellow Peril" fear of a Japanese corporate invasion. In history books, he's the kind of cop who used to call black men 'niggers.' This exchange establishes Bryant and Deckard as stock figures of twentieth-century Civil Rights narratives: the Southern redneck cop and the cynical but nonracist white one. [...] by 1992, the film has excised all of its direct references to black people despite its reliance on traditional African American themes.
... black onto another type of racial body, namely, the figure of the Asian. HUMAN MASTER AND REPLICA... own emotional responses," such as "hate, love, fear, anger, envy," thereby bridging the ontologi...?" The question emphasizes the fact that the naked eye alone cannot distinguish between the two, forc... face with buckteeth and oversized plastic eyes.4 Roy chokes up with tears of sadness when he reco...
... symptoms like your runny nose and itchy eyes.. Just pop it up your nose for a couple of minutes... for AMI Clinic prominently stated, "MAKING LOVE? DO IT..LONGER". . Complaint/decision . Eight comp... and repeated references to the product name: "One Week". . The TV ad included the text, "With ... removed her T-shirt revealing that she was naked underneath, with a large black rectangle covering ...
A short story is presented.
...You could guess that much from her narrowed eyes and her lips moist and red like a piece of bleedin... man might have easily read the prominent name of interwar critic Vladimir Strainu, by the time t... this? Because, like the fire in the hearth, love is always in need of new words.". Levarda Passage-... the motion couldn't be detected with the naked eye. All you could see was the effect: whenever sh...
While some sources of shame were clear (an early illness followed by teasing for her withered "peg leg," being the child of a German-Jewish immigrant father with a foreign accent, abandonment by family and a young lover after the horrific accident, having a mutilated body, repeated betrayals by a womanizing husband, remaining childless in a culture that defined women by their capacity to reproduce), my antennae went up when I read her biographer's description of the dramatic changes evidenced in photographs of the child Kahlo taken before and after an injured leg confined her to bed for many months. The patriarchal structure of the Kahlo household, with its facade of respectability and its traditional, gendered division of labor (as well as a mother described bv the daughter as "cold a...
...Of strangers' watchful eyes. Misreading the evil. -Frida Kahlo, Diury. Visual ... a conch shell (which is the Mexican vulgar name for female genitalia); a phallic Empire State Buil... that is also streaming blood; a voluptuous naked woman with long black hair, with full belly, breas...
The novel, however, unveils the limitations of [Sonya]'s efforts at playing the vamp: Sonya eventually learns that in trying to seduce [John Manning], she is capitulating to stereotypes of what JoAnn Pavletich has called the "exotic primitive" within the dominant culture.(7) Further, as Mary Dearborn writes, the "ethnic woman suffers considerably from the consequences of being associated with the erotic" (131); one way of eroticizing her is to stamp her as being passionate and overemotional. Dearborn argues that it is "stock in the trade of sexism to accuse women of hysteria, overemotionalism. To accuse a Jewish woman of these traits is to traffic in antiSemitism" (132). [Anzia Yezierska] deploys the tropes of exoticism and anti-Semitism in her redaction of Manning's subjectivity. Manni...
... her would-be rapist, recognizing that she loves him: "`After all,' she thought, '?He will be to me... the invisibility of certain immigrants, namely women, who effectively "disappear" behind their hu... beauty from him, put out his hands over her naked breasts and crush her to him?. But he was terrifie... ethnic stereotypes, the scales fall from her eyes: she sees that her desire for him is simply a "Rom...
In May 1831, Alexis de Tocqueville and his friend Gustave de Beaumont landed at Newport RI after 37 days at sea. Tocquevile was a deputy royal prosecutor, Beaumont his immediate superior. The two had been granted leaves of absence from their duties in the French judicial system to study American prisons, and a book-length report they co-authored upon their return, Du systeme penitentiaire aux Etats-Unis et de son application en France, testifies to the earnestness with which they undertook their mission. But the letters they wrote from America show them avidly observing everything around them. Prison reform was their passport to the New World; it legitimated what proved to be a cultural enquiry of seminal importance. Here, Tocqueville's that reflect his anxieties ar...
...It also included a priest named Christian Lesueur, his own childhood tutor, who no...To our indulgent eyes, the town seemed quite pretty. It is a cluster of ...Picture a sea dotted with sails, a lovely sweep of notched shoreline, blossoming trees on gr...She was naked, except for a threadbare blanket revealing, here a...
... the imago pietatis (the traditional Latin name for this image type), (2) Bauerreiss juxtaposed in..., while above the table an apparition of the naked Christ Child, nimbed in golden rays, hands pressed...The other local--polarize before our eyes into antithetical responses--the one Christian. Th..., connecting it to the Pauline theology of love, according to which "it was Love (= dilectio) that...
Carwin, Clara tells us, is still circulating, and the threats that he represents remain powerful and productive. Because Carwin continually evades normative attempts at classification and comprehension, he is less a threat to emerging Republican political praxis than a living testament to the democratizing power of unrestrained imagination, a power that continually and thrillingly reveals the precariousness of early American distinctions between deviance and normative belonging.5 II. [...] Carwin's escape is a testament to the powers of unrestrained imagination, to the power of words to undermine the often stultifying normative codes that comprise the social contract, and to the power of common men and women to throw into turmoil the social hierarchies that limit the ability for democ...
...Although Carwin "knowfs] not by what name to call" his extraordinary ability, Brown most cer... predominate over the sexual appetite" - "the love of military glory," for example (355). Just as it ... is senseless, helpless, and nearly naked at his feet, and as such is now completely at his ...I have watched your eyes; my attention has hung upon your lips. I have ques...
...creating powerful music, and keeping our eyes on the prize." (38) The brief commentary also feat... series of verses: "Africa was almost robbed naked. Slavery was money, so they began making slave shi...But we love Bo Jangles, we know what he came through, but what...," mainly entertainers, who, under the name of the Association, made large profits during mid-...
An excerpt from Cinzia, con i suoi occhi (From Cynthia with her eyes...: An Autobiography of Sextus Propertius) by Pietro Zullino and translated by David Lummus.
...VII. [. . .]. I have written three books of love elegies. If the fourth is to be published, it will... a subject all to be defined, all to be named, all to be governed, all to be put up with. And so..., I call on Cynthia not to use make-up: "naked is Love and he does not love artificial exteriors ...
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