Titlebook: Justice, Law and Culture; James K. Feibleman Book 1985 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1985 justice

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rges as a de-settling element that unravels racial and familial hierarchies in .; in ., Martel uses it to present a de-canonized view of the home-nation; and in ., the pool becomes a site for de-bordering the perceived safety of the city and the threats from nearby slums.

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s the series generically as a Juvenalian satire that uses humour to raise grave social concerns. The spatial analysis looks at six different settings featured in the series through the de-bordering, de-settling, and de-canonizing derivatives of the spatial gynocritics mode.

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James K. Feiblemanting ideas. These are some of the key functions informing the shape of this book. These periodicals represented contentious voices in more ways than one. Women demanding rights and demanding that their grievances be heard were a source of contention for obvious reasons in the period. But they were a

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James K. Feiblemanty to comment, from different perspectives, on events and political developments of the day. By stressing these aspects of the publicist orientation of the early feminist press, we hope to demonstrate that these publications constituted an integral part of (and need to be integrated into) the broade

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James K. Feiblemany brought some new collective identities into being. Though the . did not follow conventional social movement formulae of attempting to mobilize large numbers or influence the state, it offered a space to think about movement dynamics, and envisage new avenues of activism. It also offered a site of

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James K. Feiblemanting ideas. These are some of the key functions informing the shape of this book. These periodicals represented contentious voices in more ways than one. Women demanding rights and demanding that their grievances be heard were a source of contention for obvious reasons in the period. But they were a

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James K. Feiblemank-up culture.” The explanatory power of Beauvoir’s model makes attractive her insistence on the crucial grounding role that everyday experience must play in metaphysical reflection. It also suggests that to be a human being is, and always will be, to be tempted to objectify oneself.

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