On Tue, 9 Jul 1996, jln wrote:
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> >Second, I do think that Butler's argument in the first fifty pages of "Gender
> >Trouble" reveals the inadequacy of the claim that "sexuality is discursively
> >produced, but...we have sexed bodies also."
Which part of this claim seems inadquate to you?
>
Darlene Sybert
http://www.missouri.edu/~engds/index.html
University of Missouri, Columbia (English)
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A discourse may poison, surround, encircle, imprison
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>
> >Second, I do think that Butler's argument in the first fifty pages of "Gender
> >Trouble" reveals the inadequacy of the claim that "sexuality is discursively
> >produced, but...we have sexed bodies also."
Which part of this claim seems inadquate to you?
>
Darlene Sybert
http://www.missouri.edu/~engds/index.html
University of Missouri, Columbia (English)
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A discourse may poison, surround, encircle, imprison
or liberate, heal, nourish, fertilize. -Irigaray
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