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That the effects derive from an element in some sense external to the multiple takes should come as no surprise; Horn's sets, series, and multiwork installations invariably involve a repercussive relay of allusions and inflections. A silent coup, Willa's (ab)normal birth, through which the departed spirits of effaced Nedeed mothers/wives insurgently assert their presence, subjectivity, and caste, stands as the text's most subtle yet repercussive statement of female/maternal disobedience. a repercussive time when still-greater suffering can occur. |
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