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... present such as the one described , just to name an example , by George Orwell in 1984. One of the ideas I find useful to explore and relate to DeLillo's depiction and critique of postmodern society is what Fredric Jameson defines as ...
... present such as the one described , just to name an example , by George Orwell in 1984. One of the ideas I find useful to explore and relate to DeLillo's depiction and critique of postmodern society is what Fredric Jameson defines as ...
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... present and dissolves the present in memories of the past . Many of the indigenous fictional forms employed resist the European master narrative and remould history through a fiction that struggles to break out from the ideological ...
... present and dissolves the present in memories of the past . Many of the indigenous fictional forms employed resist the European master narrative and remould history through a fiction that struggles to break out from the ideological ...
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... present " moment in a nonlinear cyclical relationship to other moments and locations . The particular details of the seemingly marginal elements of everyday life become the signs of that present and " lived " quality . Bhabha draws from ...
... present " moment in a nonlinear cyclical relationship to other moments and locations . The particular details of the seemingly marginal elements of everyday life become the signs of that present and " lived " quality . Bhabha draws from ...
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