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Feminine Gospels
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Who is associated with the phrase "women write in white ink"?
Helene Cixous
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What does Helene Cixous suggest about women's voices in her statement "women write in white ink"?
She suggests that their voices are often
invisible
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What term did Laura Mulvey describe the way women are perceived ?
Male gaze
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According to Laura Mulvey, how is a woman's desire characterized in relation to her image?
It is subjugated to her image as bearer, not maker, of meaning
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What are the critical views presented by Helene Cixous, Jacques Lacan, and Laura Mulvey regarding women's representation and desire?
Helene Cixous: Women's voices are often invisible ("women write in white ink").
Jacques Lacan: Jouissance is a life force that "begins with a tickle and ends with a blaze of petrol."
Laura Mulvey: The "male gaze" subjugates women's desire to their image, making them bearers, not makers, of meaning.
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