MAGIC BUS | IMGpapers 1976

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How this article was cut and titled: headline found by type size in the OCR geometry (split_tabloid.py); 4-6 of 6; machine-segmented newspaper page; uncorrected Vision OCR.

page 18 of the scan

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page 19 of the scan

innocent reading of the Tale of Perer Rabhit As that most percipient an. alyst of the later Blyton, puts it: "We must pose this work the question of the specificity object, its relation to its object. The only reading of Peter Robbir which speaks to us through the congealed layers of the past-becoming-present is a symptomatic reading- a rcacne m which we listen attentively to Beatrix Potter's silences." manuscripts, Enid of its cal state apparatus. SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 15-31 December 1977. page 19 is of course the throwing off of servile, anthropomorphic starus imposed by the structures-in-dominance of the ideologiIt is during Peter's rearful monologue in the polling shed that the foil significance of his act comes home to him: i.e. that be has finally and irrevocably entered the realm of history as a reflexive agent. From this moment on he will be marked out by his kinsmen, Flopsy, Mapsy and

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