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Gender Forum
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October 1, 2007
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Copyright informationCopyright Prof. Dr. Beate Neumeier 2007. Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information)
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Focusing on nineteenth- and twentieth-century literature as well as contemporary film and TVseries, the contributions featured in Gender Disgussed: Gender and the Abject employ Kristeva's concept of abjection and the abject in order to analyze the gender politics and rhetorics of the texts with which they engage.
In a reading of selected essays and plays by Jean-Paul Sartre, Hedwig Fraunhofer's "Gender and the Abject in Sartre" illustrates the extent to which Sartre's othering of fascism and his patriarchal - misogynist and homophobic - rhetoric partake in the same dualistic ontology as fascism itself. By studying these texts against the backdrop of Theweleit's theorization of fascism and ...
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Dinner Date; EMMA FIELDING
Evening Times;
April 25, 2002 ;
362 words
......have Iceni warrior Queen Boadicea and Lucretia Borgia, who was a great poisoner. Obviously...advance what their tipple was. I'd ask Lucretia Borgia, "What's your poison?" WHICH MUSIC...likes of Anne Bonny, Mary Read and Lucretia Borgia. It was a terrifying experience, and...
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fantasy dinner; FOOD AND DRINK.(Features)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England);
April 27, 2002 ;
503 words
......have Iceni warrior Queen Boudica and Lucretia Borgia, who was a great poisoner. Obviously...what their tipple was. I'd say to Lucretia Borgia, 'What's your poison?' Which music...likes of Anne Bonny, Mary Read and Lucretia Borgia. It was a terrifying experience actually...
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Voice Of The Daily Mirror: Cough to Di for.(Leader)
The Mirror (London, England);
April 23, 2003 ;
46 words
......Millionaire cheat, has an identity crisis. She says she is not Lady Macbeth, who manipulated her husband, and nor is she Lucretia Borgia, who had a passion for murder and corruption. So who exactly is Mrs Ingram? If you know the answer, cough loudly...
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The Abstract Pact
The Village Voice;
August 13, 2003 ;
McNulty, Charles;
524 words
......originally performed by children, bookended by two versions of Lucretia Borgia, a theatrical concoction having something or other to do...spirit of collective creativity. Lindsay Torrey, who plays Lucretia Borgia, serves as a kind of impresario, orchestrating her fellow...
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SHELLEY ViSiON: TV IS EdukaSHunal.(Features)
The Mirror (London, England);
June 13, 2006 ;
21 words
...Byline: JIM SHELLEY'S DREAM LUCRETIA Borgia was the daughter of Pope Alexander VI. - Francesco da Mosto (Francesco's Italy: Top To Toe)
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Lucretia Borgia got bad rap, experts say
Chicago Sun-Times;
October 2, 2002 ;
Bruce Johnston;
219 words
...ROME--Lucretia Borgia did not poison anyone and probably did not have an incestuous affair with her father, who was the pope, art experts and historians...
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The Delicious Enigma of `The Feast';Bellini's Restored Painting, on View...
The Washington Post;
January 15, 1990 ;
Paul Richard;
787 words
......involves a duke with rich, erotic tastes, the femme fatale Lucretia Borgia, a pair of mighty masters, a second-level hack, an unprincipled...given to ripe and sensual fantasies (perhaps in part because Lucretia Borgia was his wife). The painting was commissioned, from Bellini...
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Soap Watch - Squeaky scene
The Northern Echo;
June 5, 2003 ;
Steve Pratt;
520 words
...NOT all nannies are sweet and innocent like Mary Poppins. Those in Soapland tend to think and act like Lucretia Borgia. If they're not snogging the neighbours (think Margaret in Brookside), then they're scheming and conniving like the current crop...
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Theme.(Features)
The Birmingham Post (England);
July 24, 2006 ;
146 words
...Byline: DAVID BARLOW My wife's not too bad a cook, he grinned, compared with Lucretia Borgia! Thank you very much, she said bitterly. The politician pushed through a crowd of reporters. He had no statement to make. Thank...
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Charlie Catchpole's TV column: EastEnders.(Features)
The Mirror (London, England);
December 26, 2000 ;
117 words
......with Peggy demonstrating the triumph of hope over experience by announcing: I just want a nice family dinner. That's what Lucretia Borgia used to say. Soon, Mel and Lisa were miaowing away and grappling with each other, hair-pulling, eye-scratching. The works...
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Books: Power struggles of Church; THE CARDINAL'S HAT by MARY HOLLINGSWORTH...
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);
July 23, 2005 ;
129 words
......Hollingsworth has pieced together the fascinating and richly-detailed life of a Renaissance prince. Ippolito d'Este was the son of Lucretia Borgia and the brother of the Duke of Ferrara, a pleasure-seeking son of the nobility - who also happened to be a cardinal in the...
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sound bites: THE WEEK IN QUOTES.(Review)
The Mirror (London, England);
April 26, 2003 ;
268 words
......Galloway denying he had received pounds 375,000 from Saddam Hussein I'm not a Lady Macbeth. I've been called Machiavellian. Lucretia Borgia was another. Nothing could be further from the truth. - Diana Ingram, wife of the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire cheat The...
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The Obscure Subject of Desire: Lucretia Borgia in Nineteenth-Century...
Gender Forum;
October 1, 2007 ;
Mittag, Martina;
787 words
......reporter emerge on the scene to counterbalance this new configuration. Within that context, the legendary star poisoner Lucretia Borgia - as myth rather than historical fact - will serve as a foil for reading the figure of the female poisoner, whose motive...
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STARRING ROLE IN `BORGIA' ROLLING CHRISTINA RICCI'S WAY
The Boston Globe;
April 7, 2002 ;
185 words
......negotiating to play one of the notorious 15th- century Italian siblings in the historical drama "Borgia." Ricci would play Lucretia Borgia; Ewan McGregor has agreed to play a hypocritical priest who plunders the nation to further his family's power. Neil Jordan...
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Don't blame me says wife of the cheat.(News)
The Mirror (London, England);
April 23, 2003 ;
405 words
......schemer who had manipulated her husband. Diana Ingram said: I'm not a Lady Macbeth. I think I've been called Machiavellian. Lucretia Borgia, I think, was another one. Nothing could be further from the truth. She was speaking after 17million viewers watched her...
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