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Page 99
... metaphor is a dynamic comparison in which the properties of the two things compared are fused rather than juxta- posed , and the energies of metaphor can be harnessed in politics as well as in poetry . Marx noted the reliance of the ...
... metaphor is a dynamic comparison in which the properties of the two things compared are fused rather than juxta- posed , and the energies of metaphor can be harnessed in politics as well as in poetry . Marx noted the reliance of the ...
Page 125
... metaphor of the Republican and homosexual phallus as the carrier of politi- cal AIDS . Dido , however , refuses all phallic metaphors , negative or positive : ' I know how to use what's between my legs because it's mine . . . . Some ...
... metaphor of the Republican and homosexual phallus as the carrier of politi- cal AIDS . Dido , however , refuses all phallic metaphors , negative or positive : ' I know how to use what's between my legs because it's mine . . . . Some ...
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... metaphor doubles as a birth metaphor , since the breaking of the ' waters ' occurs early during delivery . The baby comes out of the waters of the womb and is returned to the waters of the sea . The mysterious and sur- real opening shot ...
... metaphor doubles as a birth metaphor , since the breaking of the ' waters ' occurs early during delivery . The baby comes out of the waters of the womb and is returned to the waters of the sea . The mysterious and sur- real opening shot ...
Contents
and the Politics of Empathy | 13 |
Anticolonial Metaphors | 99 |
Language and Race in Joyce and his Successors | 132 |
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