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| Elements of the I/O profile included: read/write ratio, I/O size, locality, re-reference probability, sequentiality, interarrival time, and so on. Not only is Ricketts ignorant of essential published information on the manuscript as well as its whereabouts; her wild misreading implies unawareness of a fundamental convention in the art she examines, namely, simultaneous reappearances of the same figure within a single frame to signify narrative sequentiality. If the jargon of our times - postmodernity, postcoloniality, postfeminism - has any meaning at all, it does lie in the popular use of the 'post' to indicate sequentiality - after-feminism; or polarity - anti-modernism. |
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