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His great master-work, the Cours, was produced, as Mary Pickering shows, during his years of genuine (if strained) partnership with Caroline Massin, and it was only after he dropped her that his work grew more biologistic, autocratic, and theological in tone. Instead of the usual physicalism, this is a biologistic worldview. who work on whites masquerading as people of color, Marianne Torgovnick, who studies Anglos imitating Native Americans, and Michael Rogin, who analyzes Jews blacking up, Browder proves that what historically has passed for authenticity may simply be a re-inscription of stereotypical and biologistic attitudes toward racial and ethnic identity. |
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