memetic_sisyphus @memeticsisyphus "Olfactory oppression” is my new favorite phrase. Abstract This thesis studies how literature registers the importance of olfactory discourse-the language of smell and the olfactory imagination it creates-in structuring our social world. The broad aim of this thesis is to offer an intersectional and wide-ranging study of olfactory oppression by establishing the underlying logics that facilitate smell's application in creating and subverting gender, class, sexual, racial and species power structures. I focus largely on prose fiction from the modern and contemporary periods so as to trace the legacy of olfactory

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Manlet King + @TheManlet_King. 22h So true Doctor. Poor people are smelly. Dr Ally Louks @DrAllyLouks Nov 27 Thrilled to say I passed my viva with no corrections and am officially PhDone.

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memetic_sisyphus @memeticsisyphus "Olfactory oppression” is my new favorite phrase. Abstract This thesis studies how literature registers the importance of olfactory discourse-the language of smell and the olfactory imagination it creates-in structuring our social world. The broad aim of this thesis is to offer an intersectional and wide-ranging study of olfactory oppression by establishing the underlying logics that facilitate smell's application in creating and subverting gender, class, sexual, racial and species power structures. I focus largely on prose fiction from the modern and contemporary periods so as to trace the legacy of olfactory

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