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crl-15292	Keiser, George R.	Caesar, Terry. Writing in Disguise: Academic Life in Subordination. Athens: Ohio Univ. Pr., 1998. 177p. $25, alk. paper (ISBN 0-8214-1220-5). LC 97-30432.	1999	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1282	56	56	Thus, Scott’s com­ pelling study of “the often fugitive politi­ cal conduct of subordinate groups” (Domi­ nation and the Arts of Resistance) provides the discipline and structure for this book, in which Caesar makes serious and con­ scientious use of Scott’s insights to explore several aspects of power relationships in academic life. Gener­ alizations and conclusions from the work of colleagues in the social sciences frequently be­ come the basis for literary stud­ ies, in which is presented evi­ dence from literary works (or anything else designated as “a text”) to ex­ tend their validity and expand or qualify their insights, especially when those in­ sights concern power.	cache/crl-15292.pdf	txt/crl-15292.txt