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James K. Feiblemanail Bakhtin, Erich Auerbach, Henry Lukacs, and Fredric Jameson. There is no gainsaying the centrality of the ideas of these legendary critics to the spatial perspective. Any discussion of space would be significantly attenuated if one did not utilize the lenses of chronotope, mimesis, narrative arch

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James K. Feiblemand the interwar years in Britain.. While a growing body of scholarship dealing with feminist print media in the period has emerged in recent years, it is remarkable that this rich and extensive body of documents has existed for so long in relative obscurity. These publications have been of interest p

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James K. Feiblemannternally within the suffrage movement, within specific groups and organizations, as vehicles for identity formation and for mobilizing collective action, and their role in this internal dynamic was complicated by the factionalism of the movement. Secondly, they engaged with other publications and p

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James K. Feiblemanial movements operate, yet also pushes at the definitions of what a social movement is, and how its media might function. Movement media have typically been viewed as secondary to the formation of the ‘core’ movement; it is often assumed that social movements formulate grievances and collective iden

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James K. Feibleman, many people would be tempted to answer these questions in the affirmative. And if challenged, they can point to facts that support their answers. But there is something wrong about the affirmative answers. In this chapter, I draw on recent ideas in the philosophy of language and metaphysics to sho