Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 16,Ausgabe 1Indiana University Press, 1993 |
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... knowledge - production may be to ignore ways in which the very elements of knowledge and university investigation are not merely mediated , but mediatized from the start , rendered as images , made into spec- tacles , good ( or bad ) ...
... knowledge - production may be to ignore ways in which the very elements of knowledge and university investigation are not merely mediated , but mediatized from the start , rendered as images , made into spec- tacles , good ( or bad ) ...
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... knowledge over contemporary popular cinema might discover that he / she is already known by that cinema , already ... knowledge and intel- lectual knowledge . There is nothing ( even the cultural critic him / herself ) that cannot become ...
... knowledge over contemporary popular cinema might discover that he / she is already known by that cinema , already ... knowledge and intel- lectual knowledge . There is nothing ( even the cultural critic him / herself ) that cannot become ...
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... knowledge is so important in and of itself that it forces such a space into being . The need , rather , is for intellectuals to begin to reflect upon their own embodiment , to understand how knowledge , their own knowledge , is fully ...
... knowledge is so important in and of itself that it forces such a space into being . The need , rather , is for intellectuals to begin to reflect upon their own embodiment , to understand how knowledge , their own knowledge , is fully ...
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Introduction | 3 |
Professors | 28 |
Feminist Theory Goes to Hollywood | 50 |
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