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Which of the following expresses what Frye means by taking a "macroscopic" view of the bird cage/oppression? a. View the whole cage, rather than one wire; see the way in which the individual choices of members of an oppressed group have resulted in a series of connected impediments. b. Focus in on the bird itself; see a specific social group and the limitations, barriers, and double binds (etc.) that it faces. c. View one wire at a time rather than the whole cage; see individual limitations, barriers, double binds (etc.), rather than the connections between them. d. View the whole cage, rather than one wire; see the whole social context such that one can see the connections and structure between individual limitations, barriers, double binds (etc.) such that one can "see" oppression.

          Which of the following expresses what Frye means by taking a "macroscopic" view of the bird cage/oppression?
a. View the whole cage, rather than one wire; see the way in which the individual choices of members of an oppressed group have resulted in a series of connected impediments.
b. Focus in on the bird itself; see a specific social group and the limitations, barriers, and double binds (etc.) that it faces.
c. View one wire at a time rather than the whole cage; see individual limitations, barriers, double binds (etc.), rather than the connections between them.
d. View the whole cage, rather than one wire; see the whole social context such that one can see the connections and structure between individual limitations, barriers, double binds (etc.) such that one can "see" oppression.

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