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充气女

BRAND

H. Heissally the same, the strong bond they have. In this paper I intend to analyse this relationship between spirit and body, and the concept of pain related to them, in Anne Conway’s ., in order to accept or dismiss the kind of phrases that her friends and family said concerning her condition. I will rela

易发怒

H. Paulile through the shapes of a person. Conway also offers a similar account of individuals (Duran, .; Pugliese, .), but her relational theory is still not yet read by feminist theorists in the context of the disputes over the metaphysics of individuality. Given Spinoza and Conway’s common philosophical

变形

M. Berger,Z. Pavlićrged together in a nationalistic and indigenous response. This chapter discusses some of these factors, focusing first on the connection between the success of Evo Morales in the January 2005 elections and the resistance against the kind of neoliberal policies and economic globalization that had dom

avulsion

H. Sachs,H. Maass,B. Paukaista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) burst onto the scene, starting the “first post-modern revolution” (Carrigan, 1995). While NAFTA symbolized Mexico’s modernity and integration into the developed world, the EZLN reminded the world that much of Mexico remained poor and that traditional forces st

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F. Oberheuser,G. Griesserrious discourses that it cannibalizes. In the course of this chapter I will argue that Boullosa’s use of the device of time-travel in this novel is a strategic one, in which time-travel is used to interrogate the established meanings of history and time, and, it also functions as a shorthand for the

极深

H.-J. Soostre of science fiction and fantasy writers undertakes this task, emerging as representatives of new forms of literary practice and subjectivity in the wake of neoliberalism. After years of a postrevolutionary regime that actively sought to discipline its citizens through a very restricted notion of t

conformity

Kurt W. Schultzerious discourses that it cannibalizes. In the course of this chapter I will argue that Boullosa’s use of the device of time-travel in this novel is a strategic one, in which time-travel is used to interrogate the established meanings of history and time, and, it also functions as a shorthand for the

overwrought

R. H. H. Richter,A. Angst-Horridge,M. Arnold,M. Mall-Haefeli,F. Roth,M. Streit-Pfenniger,H. Wyss embarrassingly literal incarnation of the drive to cannibalize and consume that seems to reflect, perhaps a little too neatly, our own late capitalist moment. . But if the ubiquity of the zombie in popular culture suggests that the trend may be somehow exhausted, that’s no problem either, since the

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A. Huber embarrassingly literal incarnation of the drive to cannibalize and consume that seems to reflect, perhaps a little too neatly, our own late capitalist moment. . But if the ubiquity of the zombie in popular culture suggests that the trend may be somehow exhausted, that’s no problem either, since the