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seems that this is truly a companion that should not be missed, as it “analyses the ways in which
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addresses the manner in which literature reflects the shift in our experience. It combines historical,
thematic, and theoretical perspectives on the body, from the middle ages to the twenty-first century”
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Serlin (1996) states that human behaviors are learned in society, but she also adds that behaviors are
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a bit breathless as the “I” essentially and finally speaks to her self, jamming in (as if racing a clock)
what has taken her a lifetime to say. That “I” has been mute so long that meanings pile up layer after
layer before the body’s last breath—not long off—arrives. Note, too, how the annotated syntax
forces us to stress syllables we might not have otherwise (especially those one-syllable end words).
My perspective was influenced by my background with sexual and reproductive health
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guileless, gullible animosity, antagonism, desires, fists, grimace, hostility, ideology, jealousy, leer,
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