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cswr-11208	Yurman-Whyde, Ezra	Choosing a Frame: How Medusa Tells the Story of Trauma and Life After Trauma	2023	17	.pdf	application/pdf	7258	211	61	Hesiod �����������NVLZ�HZ�MHY�HZ�[V�KLZJYPIL�4LK\ZH�HZ�¸\UHWWYVHJOHISL¹� (p.12). Deprived of having the chance to speak for herself, she prevents others from speaking, even post-mortem. :JOVSHY�VM�MLTPUPZ[�UHYYH[P]L�[OLVY`�;LYLZH�+L�3H\YL[PZ��� ��������� explores subjecthood through the Medusa myth and posits that by inheriting the hero’s narrative from classical mythology, we restrict our ^H`Z�VM�ZLLPUN�^VTHUOVVK��+L�3H\YL[PZ��� ���������[HRLZ�\W�:[LWOLU� Heath’s assertion that seeing oneself through the other is a formula for Z\IQLJ[OVVK��4LK\ZH�PZ�W\YZ\LK�HZ�[OL�OVYYPÄJ�VIQLJ[�WHY�L_JLSSLUJL�� the thing to be slain.	cache/cswr-11208.pdf	txt/cswr-11208.txt