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        • Karl Marx
        • Antonio Gramsci
        • Louis Althusser
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        • Bourgeoisie
        • Ideology
        • False Consciousness
        • Class Consciousness
        • Class Struggle
        • Alientation
        • Cultural Hegemony
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        • Repressive State Apparatuses (RSAs)
      • Feminist Theory
        • Sex vs. Gender
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        • The Male Gaze
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        • Colonial Ideology
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        • Ambivalence
        • "Otherness"
        • Mimicry
        • Hybridization
    • Channels of interest to a literature student
      • Wisecrack
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      • Broey Deschanel
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