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denaturalize
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Jagose (1996) suggests that consistent deconstruction and denaturalization of the category "queer" exposes all defining characteristics, thus resisting the temptation to take a specific form in which the normal can be challenged.
The sexual health of gay men in the post-AIDS era: feminist, ... by Numer, Matthew S.; Gahagan, Jacqueline / International Journal of Men's Health
Critics of this art school--whose position is ironically summed up by Proposition 7 of the Tractatus itself, namely that "Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent"--have tended to take shelter under glib Kantian dualities, whereas its apologists, on the other hand, revel in Weiner's denaturalization of the ordinary.
Lawrence Weiner by Markle, Leslie / ArtUS
He said Benjamin faces automatic denaturalization after he is sentenced on the false information counts.
WEST HILLS MAN IS ACQUITTED OF SPYING FOR IRAQ CHARGES: DEFENDANT, ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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