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... Dixon's The Leopard's Spots. Epoch, 1915 . Björkman, Edwin. Thomas Burke: A Critical Appreciation of the Man of Limehouse . New York: Doran,n.d. Broken Blossoms . Dir. D. W. Griffith. Based on “The Chink and the Child” by Thomas Burke. Perf. Lillian Gish, Richard Barthelmess, and Donald Crisp...

.... [. . .] The potted oleanders across the way were beginning to bloom, opening the curtains on another season of blossoming and withering” (398). Of course, an additional repetition occurs in this scene, that of the strangulation of Yang Guifei in the legend of the Nobel Consort and the Emperor Xuanzong. Bai Juyi...

...-as-becoming. For Irigaray, being in relation engenders a “blossoming” of man’s subjectivity. It follows upon the decentering of the subject within his universe, the surpassing of his solipsism, and it achieves its fulfillment in the subject’s real encounter with difference and with the other as other. One can...

... discourses on technology and discourses on sexuality. The body returns as the inescapable common denominator against which each is measured. Primatology's origins can be traced to the eighteenth century with the birth of the category of the primate. It blossomed in the twentieth century, but the conditions...

... for the first time. There, in the second-floor room of a cramped office building, Thomas Kurihara set up a makeshift theater and screened two of his recent productions. They were short doc- umentaries, one about cherry blossoms and the other...

.... At night she hid him like a fi rebrand in the blazing fi re, secretly from his dear parents. To them it was a miracle how he blossomed forth and looked like the gods. (Athanassakis 8, lines 237–41...

... .” Feminist Science Studies: A New Generation . Ed. Mayberry Maralee Subramaniam Banu Weasel Lisa H. . New York : Routledge , 2001 . 55 – 62 . Syme Alison . A Touch of Blossom: John Singer Sargent and the Queer Flora of Fin-de-Siècle Art . University Park : Pennsylvania State UP...

... of a new world! I believe my whole sense of things radically shifted as this intellectual horizon blossomed before me. I don’t think I knew that sexuality had a “discourse” until then, and the “discovery” from there led to ways of reading and writing that were explosive for me. I do think, by the way...

... is not his own, then Bloom is not what he seems: "he enclosed a bloom of edelweiss culled on the heights, as he said, in my honour. I had it examined by a botanical expert and elicited the information that it was a blossom of the homegrown potato plant purloined from a forcingcase of the model farm" (592...

... into his crotch, who had taken his cock with expert hands, the hands of a musician, and slipped it into her mouth? Some blossom of a girl was out there in Asia, desiring romance, while Kaye was sucking...

... in aesthetic discussions of the time about realism, critique, and irony in art (this being also the period when the avant-garde theater of the “absurd” with Beckett and Ionesco was blossoming in France). Althusser and Strehler became friends and encountered one another in Italy in the following years, together...

... in this text are the repetitions of the metaphor of illness, and the concomitant inversion of conventional expectations: as mentioned above, fasting is seen as a cure for the illness of human existence, a cure that "brings blossom to the soul." When Syncletica expounds on the vice of arrogance, she describes...

... in the course of our own lives, but their evanescence only lends them a fresh charm. A flower that blossoms only for a single night does not seem to us on that account less lovely. Nor can I understand any better why the beauty and perfection of a work of art or of an intellectual achievement should lose its...

..., radical feminism blossomed into a fully systematic critique of the patriarchal sex-class system supported by direct political actions around abortion, marriage, and child care. By 1973, however, radical feminism had been “eclipsed” by what Echols calls “cultural feminism,” basically a countercultural...

... of the ear 6 (30). The ear has been addicted, fascinated. And just as Hamlet's father, head of state, overdosed on the oto-injection ("in the blossoms of my sin the ghostly Spiegel interlocutor, speaking from the beyond, utters the news of technology's infectious spread, beginning with a phone call. Again...

.... [. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] And now you would not stand up against warlike Menelaos? Thus you would learn of the man whose blossoming wife you have taken. The lyre would not help you then, nor the favours...

...' realization that (Gregor's death having emphatically reinstated the incest taboo) Gregor's sister has blossomed into a lovely young woman and is now marriageable: "And it was like a confirmation of their new dreams and good intentions when at the end of the ride their daughter got up first and stretched her...

... . New York : Palgrave Macmillan , 2014 . 73 – 84 . Marchetti Gina . “ Two Stage Sisters: The Blossoming of a Revolutionary Aesthetic .” Jump Cut 34 ( 1989 ): 95 – 106 . McGrath Jason . “ Cultural Revolution Model Opera Films and the Realist Tradition in Chinese Cinema .” Opera...

.... This resilient body is crowned by a head festooned with small, stylized, porcelain rosebuds in shades of cream, ecru, pale gray, and pale orange. But as with its bronze counterpart, it lacks a face—the chasm of its head contains more blossoms, clinging to the interior like the most enchanting barnacles, or like...

... green to become a bright new red blossom, wide open toward the white clouds? Or are you stamens and pistils that laugh and shake at the unending games oj creeping branches and flirting leaves? d fferences 193 This way of thinking forms with my gaze, until the bus turns the corner, and the scene...