Making it Ours: Queering the CanonUniversity Press of the South, 1998 - 193 sidor |
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... monster and the society that makes him a monster . Since I am in a position like the monster ( i.e. , cast out and condemned by the dominant society ) , I am thus able to bring my own desire to reinterpret labels to the text and thereby ...
... monster and the society that makes him a monster . Since I am in a position like the monster ( i.e. , cast out and condemned by the dominant society ) , I am thus able to bring my own desire to reinterpret labels to the text and thereby ...
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... monster a monster . Nevertheless , strong social pressures force us to accept that , at first , most monsters are evil merely because society has deemed then monstrous . In this sense , Hollywood's ( re ) creation of Frankenstein and ...
... monster a monster . Nevertheless , strong social pressures force us to accept that , at first , most monsters are evil merely because society has deemed then monstrous . In this sense , Hollywood's ( re ) creation of Frankenstein and ...
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... monster is partly monstrous because his sexual desire is uncontrolled . Ordinary men lack the strength or cunning to stop his seduction of their women . And , in the case of Dracula , the monster is more appealing to his victims than ...
... monster is partly monstrous because his sexual desire is uncontrolled . Ordinary men lack the strength or cunning to stop his seduction of their women . And , in the case of Dracula , the monster is more appealing to his victims than ...
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Overview | 1 |
Seizing the Erotic | 23 |
The Sexual Predator | 47 |
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