Adrift in an afterlife seemingly devoid of men, four women from Palestine debate the ethics of terrorism, the long history of female oppression and the knotty problems of the contemporary Middle East.
1935 Dannemarie, France January 3 , 2003Tucson, Arizona Monique Wittig, (born 1935, Dannemarie, France died January 3, 2003, Tucson, Arizona, U.S). French avant-garde novelist and radical feminist whose works include unconventional narratives about utopian nonhierarchical worlds, often devoid of men.
Nor is it a Marxist historical inevitability, devoid of man's bumbling or heroics.
It's devoid of man-made, urban forms--I'm originally a landscape painter by training, so working with the palette of colors, atmosphere, and weather in digital form brings it back full circle for me.
The result was a jury devoid of white men, an issue that lawyers for the man convicted, Thomas E. Blanton Jr., will make part of his appeal.
Nonetheless, Fidesz is neither monolithic nor devoid of honorable men.
In 2000, Ms. Braun, then director of marketing and development at the Cinema Arts Center, worked with its co-directors, Vic Skolnick, Charlotte Sky and Dylan Skolnick, to organize an Italian-American film festival devoid of "made" men, rubouts and the like.
So it shouldn't come to as a surprise that a class as far away from STEM as Black Feminist Thought should be almost completely devoid of white men.
The photographs depicting natural environments included natural elements, e.g., trees, grass, or plant life, and were devoid of any man-made structures, e.g., buildings, vehicles, roads.
Here it is, then: a meal you could cook for company and probably ought to, an elegant dinner of no great complication, what the food historian and raconteur John T. Edge calls in the very best sense a Southern woman's dish, devoid of macho chef-man technique and frippery.
The ancient Greeks were devoid of hierarchical institutions composed of men and women through whom the gods were approached, though priests and priestesses could be found in many places engaging in specific sacerdotal functions and ritual acts.
