Body politics and the fictional double
by Debra Walker King
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How does Debra Walker King’s concept of the "fictional double" challenge traditional ways we think about identity and selfhood?
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In what ways does the book suggest that societal politics are literally inscribed upon or performed by the physical body?
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How does King connect the idea of doubling to historical or cultural representations of marginalized groups?
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