Titlebook: Shrouds of the Night; Masks of the Milky W David L. Block,Kenneth C. Freeman Book 2008Latest edition Springer-Verlag New York 2008 Barnard

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ge that psychoanalysis becomes necessary? Having made the discovery that a symptom is the . of a spoken message, a discovery that constitutes the very possibility of the talking cure, we are obliged to make a fundamental distinction between the language of neurosis — the incomprehensible ritual of t

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to realize that the experience of being lesbian or gay in Israel is much more complex and multi-layered than this initial perception would have one believe. Much like the rest of Israeli society, lesbians and gays in Israel find themselves nestled between multiple and competing ideas about identity

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eptualization of Israeli masculinity and that it is set in symbolic opposition to a non. speech style that is normatively linked to femininity (i.e., “women as mothers”). In this chapter, I focus on this gendered ideology of language and the ways in which it may influence the speech of my informants

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though the fantasy of such a language will often be expressed even then, as in Adrienne Rich’s “Cartography of Silence,” which begins with “l(fā)ies” but concludes with “these words,…/ from which time after time the truth breaks moist and green” [16, 20]). But those who demand more of their poems, who l

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r more thorough, sophisticated, and longer lasting than his. While Whitmans surviving writings on language are principally clustered in the mid- to late-1850s, dating from shortly after the appearance of the first edition of ., (Riding) Jackson spent half a century producing her monumental . Written

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From Seeds to Stars: The Art and Science of Classification,ms based on one feature alone; it expressed the similarities between species more fully. Ray‘s system greatly infl uenced later botanists such as Jussieu and de Can-dolle, and systems based on total morphology came to replace systems based on only one feature or organ.

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