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Dis`ap`pro`pri`a´tion
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| Moreover, this "in-between" only comes to life aesthetically rather than as a representation, through a music whose beauty does not simply consist in mixing the sounds of two traditions, but in the disappropriation or transgression of each. just as commodities, despite their resistance, become more or less autonomous respositories for the value of human work, so, as mirrors of and for man, women more or less unwittingly come to represent the danger of a disappropriation of masculine power: the phallic mirage;--just as a commodity finds the expression of its value in an equivalent . |
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