In this setting, she is the voice of hyper-articulate oppression; she is also the voice of seduction.
There's no other more articulate response to oppression than that.
But during the last few years a new awareness of common identity as writers has arisen, creating a new sense of solidarity in a body of informed and articulate resistance to oppression.
They have enough experiences of oppression under apartheid that they can articulate without difficulty".
At a time when schools are being told to watch for signs of radicalism and when some Muslim pupils might feel scared to speak their mind for fear of being misunderstood, it seems more important than ever to allow children a space to articulate themselves away from the discourse of terrorism, oppression and negativity that they may hear or read in the media.
As much as these fields collectively articulate the intersection between imperialism, technologies of racial oppression, and settler colonialism, a close reading of their support statements reveals a misapprehension of contingencies, a simultaneous knowing and unknowing, and provides a means for thinking through capacious visions of liberation.
Christendom, while undoubtedly displaying some of the values of justice and inclusion he articulates, was also characterised by exploitation, injustice and oppression – and the church played a sizeable part in it.
As bell hooks has articulated, the margins must be recognized as both sites of oppression and resistance (hooks 1990).
Huhndorf looks at modern cultural manifestations of the desire of European Americans to emulate Native Americans, showing how seemingly harmless images of Native Americans can articulate and reinforce a range of power relations including slavery, patriarchy, and oppression.
Rubin employed this system to articulate that "part of social life which is the locus of the oppression of women" (1975, 159) describing gender as the "socially imposed division of the sexes" (1975, 179).
