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denaturalize

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Femininity is gender, and while it can be the site of gender play and thus a way to denaturalize all gender, as Newton and Butler have demonstrated; the self-conscious performance of femininity by men has also been a way to point not only to the absurdities of gender, but it can also be performed in a way to look at women themselves as absurd.
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6) In a letter to Shostakovich, reprinted in his diaries, Kozintsev himself wrote, "We want to show how they denaturalize the girl.
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First, how can we read relations between men and women in early modern texts in such a way that denaturalizes present-day, normative heterosexuality?
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