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aberrant |
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aberrant /ab·er·rant/ (ah-ber´ant) (ab´ur-ant) wandering or deviating from the usual or normal course.
aberrant (aber´  nt),adj deviating from the usual or normal course, location, or action. |
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) Gilman shows how black female sexuality was constructed as
deviant in 19th-century biological sciences by paying close attention to
South African Sarah Baartman, also known as the Venus Hottentot, an icon
of black female sexual aberrance and primitivism. Synched to a catchy jazz sound
track, Cuoghi's creatures at first humorously parade across the
screen as if to flaunt their aberrance. Aberrance, it appears, usally comes with an explanation. |
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