HAUNT
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Difference Is No Excuse: Separate Struggles, Shared Concerns, and the Articulation of Collective Ide registering different forms of oppression, injustice, and inequalities, despite their obvious poetic and cultural distance. Despite obvious differences of cultural background, these poets share the trauma of colonial dispossession, of the interventions of industrial capitalism, and an intimate bond with their lands.
外露
发表于 2025-3-23 15:56:11
France in 2009: A Glimpse into Women’s Livese legitimised and which are not. Furthermore, controlling the representation of work assumes the power to control its meaning (Fisher & Mosquera, 2004). However, as Pieterse (2005) argues, no community is homogenous and therefore visitors to a museum bring a range of experiences and perspectives to the work they are viewing.
infatuation
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Vital-Signs
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epinephrine
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Incorruptible
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gonioscopy
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vascular
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Insufficient
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Interrogating Cultural Excuses , and the Otherness , Australian Circus Performers: Implications for osition has been heavily criticised as a disguise and a pretext for infringing the inalienable human rights of particular groups, including women (Ertürk & Purkayastha, 2012; Holtmaat & Naber, 2011; Voestermans & Verheggen, 2013; see also Hallevy in this volume), deaf people (O’Rourke, Glickman, & A
Critical
发表于 2025-3-25 01:03:47
Learning to See Differently: The Asia-Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Arte made when organising exhibitions provide important insights into how the information has been presented. As Whitehead (2005) contends, “arts museums and galleries play complex roles in constructing geographical, social and personal identities, and in constructing narratives about art and its histo