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  • Author(s): WILSON, JENNIFER (AUTHOR)
  • Source:
    Nation. 1/10/2022, Vol. 314 Issue 1, p32-38. 5p. 1 Color Photograph.
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    • Subject Terms:
      HUMILIATION; PETITIONS; BLACK Lives Matter movement; MOOD (Psychology); LGBTQ+ pride parades
    • Abstract:
      That Ronell has influenced Nelson's views on gender, drugs, and disorderliness is nothing concerning, but she also uses these passages to weigh in on the sexual harassment allegations levied against Ronell, to such an extent that one begins to wonder whether Ronell is being cited or rather used to incite. B&A BOOKS & the ARTS IN JULY 2016, HILLARY CLINTON'S PRESIDENTIAL campaign released an ad titled "Role Models." Placing Flaubert's heroine at the center of her study of addiction, Nelson argues, is "a sly feminist gesture" on Ronell's part, an insertion of women into a canon of freedom writing that they have been excised from. From art, Nelson turns to sex, or more accurately to recent feminist writings on sex. [Extracted from the article]
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