10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPECTATRIX»
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Early Medieval Glosses On Prudentius' Psychomachia: The ...
... tibi martis ait spectatrix libera nostri tibi: do. martis: mars pro bello spectatrix: ira
patientiam increpat. martis: deus belli En tibi martis: id est. ad tuum interitum520
martis: mars. deus belli521 spectatrix: o spectatrix (line 119) excipe mortiferum ...
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A Fine Romance--: Five Ages of Film Feminism
Even more intriguing is the term after spectatorship, "the act of spec- tating."
Gender appears as spectatress or spectatrix, "a woman spectator," revealing that
spectator is a masculine construct, in need of an adjective to instate difference.
Patricia Mellencamp, 1995
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Step-daughters of England: British Women Modernists and the ...
"Neither. English. nor. civilized": Dorothy. Richardson's. spectatrix. and. the.
feminine. crusade. for. global. intervention. And so here we all are. All over
London, all over England, all over the world. (Dorothy Richardson, 'The
increasing ...
4
Reclaiming the Archive: Feminism and Film History
Janet Bergstrom and Mary Anne Doane, "The Spectatrix," Camera Obscura (
Special Issue) 20-21 (1989): 7. 8. Bergstrom and Doane, "Spectatrix," 7. 9.
Christine Gledhill, "Recent Developments in Feminist Film Criticism," Quarterly
Review of ...
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Broken Boundaries: Women & Feminism in Restoration Drama
Reading. Masks: The. Actress. and. the. Spectatrix. in. Restoration. Shakespeare.
Laura. J. Rosenthal. Samuel Pepys left an invaluable diary full of insights about
male spectatorship in the early Restoration. Later in the seventeenth century, ...
Katherine M. Quinsey, 1996
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M. Accii Plauti Comœdiæ
12 Qua spectatrix, tec] Fortuna ab antiquis censebatur spectatrix atque liera
hominum. Jode illud Ennii apnd Cic. Off. 1. I. ' Vosne velit an me regnare herar'
Atque banc 'he- ram,' qnam et btawowav 6ra?ci vo- cant, trad i t Pausan, in
Arcadicis, ...
Titus Maccius Plautus, Joannes Fredericus Gronovius, 1829
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The French Road Movie: Space, Mobility, Identity
To posit the flâneuse in virtual terms directs us to her twentiethcentury successor:
the spectatrix. Both Giuliana Bruno (1993) and Anne Friedberg (1993) have
sought to rethink the history of spectatorship in gender terms, pointing out that
this ...
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Birds of the Horn of Africa: Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, ...
Four disjunct races occur: nominate (Er, NEt) is greyish-brown above; turkana (
SEt) slightly darker and larger; spectatrix (NEEt, NSo) much paler and greyer;
validior (NESo) like spectatrix but with yellowish undertail-coverts. Differences
from ...
Nigel Redman, Terry Stevenson, John Fanshawe, 2009
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Lost Angels: Psychoanalysis and Cinema
——(1989) Contribution to 'The Spectatrix', Camera Obscura 20–1. Negt, O. and
Kluge, A. (1988), 'The Public Sphere and Experience', in October 46. Newman, K.
(1988) Nightmare Movies: A Critical History of the Horror Movie from 1968, ...
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Actresses and Whores: On Stage and in Society
They'l (sic) say what impudent bold things are these / That dare provoke yet
cannot do us right." Women may well have been actively excluded from the
community of the playhouse audience. Further, many critics argue that the
spectatrix was ...
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