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If we consider the scene synchronically, on one level the body's positing suggests ambivalent desire; on another level, of course, it demarcates watchful terror and Hemings's realization that no lock or key will prohibit the master's seizure. The Church lives not only synchronically," Ratzinger wrote in Salt of the Earth. Reginald Martin notes that "Hoodoo reinterprets and reinvents; it uses time disjunctionally and synchronically to illustrate social truths by juxtaposition with their opposites and their supposed origins" (83). |
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