Cultures of Fetishism (43 page)

1. Notes
   

   32. Edel (1984), 98.
   

   33. Edel (1984), 101.
   

   34. Edel (1984), 101.
   

2. Eder.
   

36. Marx, 300.

1. Smith.
   

2. Smith.
   

3. Smith.
   

4. Smith.
   

5. Smith.
   

6. Eder.
   

7. Eder.
   

8. Eder.
   

9. Eder.
   

10. Eder.
    

11. Eder.
    

12. Eder.
    

13. Eder.
    

14. Eder.
    

15. Eder.
    

16. Eder.
    

17. Deresciewicz, 42.
    

18. Deresciewicz, 42.
    

19. Deresciewicz, 42.
    

20. Fish.
    

21. Fish.
    

22. Willis.
    

23. Updike, 3.
    

24. Updike, 3.
    

25. Updike, 3.
    

26. Updike, 4.
    

27. Updike, 4.
    

28. Updike, 4.
    

29. Updike, 5.
    

30. Updike, 5.
    

67. Karl, 115.

68. Karl, 122.

69. Karl, 115. 70. Karl, 117–18. 71. Karl, 119–21.

72. Karl, 135. 73. Karl, 135–36.

74. Karl, 136.

1. Derrida, 11.
   

2. Wineapple, 446.
   

3. Wineapple, 440.
   

4. Wineapple, 438.
   

5. Wineapple, 441.
   

6. Wineapple, 444. 81. Edel (1962), 458.
   

   82. Edel (1962), 458.
   

   83. Edel (1962), 459.
   

   84. Edel (1962), 459.
   

   85. Edel (1962), 465.
   

   86. Edel (1962), 465.
   

   87. Edel (1962), 465.
   

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