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Page 87
... telling his female solic- itor , Gareth Pierce , ' I never thought I'd trust an English person again ' . A film that ... tells her , ' I don't understand your language . Justice . Mercy . Clemency . I literally don't understand what ...
... telling his female solic- itor , Gareth Pierce , ' I never thought I'd trust an English person again ' . A film that ... tells her , ' I don't understand your language . Justice . Mercy . Clemency . I literally don't understand what ...
Page 190
... telling their son she is dead . The bad woman , the woman who wanted to live her own life and there- fore abandoned her child , cannot now be loved as a mother : she is either a phantom or a taboo sex object . Jimmy tells Renee that his ...
... telling their son she is dead . The bad woman , the woman who wanted to live her own life and there- fore abandoned her child , cannot now be loved as a mother : she is either a phantom or a taboo sex object . Jimmy tells Renee that his ...
Page 255
... tells the psychiatrist , ' Me and Our Lady go back a long way . It's not every shitehawk she'll appear to , you know ' . Nevertheless , the direct result of Francie's claim to be on friendly terms with Our Lady is elec- troshock ...
... tells the psychiatrist , ' Me and Our Lady go back a long way . It's not every shitehawk she'll appear to , you know ' . Nevertheless , the direct result of Francie's claim to be on friendly terms with Our Lady is elec- troshock ...
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and the Politics of Empathy | 13 |
Anticolonial Metaphors | 99 |
Language and Race in Joyce and his Successors | 132 |
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