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Dealing with Degas: Representations of Women & the Politics of Vision
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17.00
Year:
1992
Pages:
224
Binding
Paperback
ISBN
876636288
Product Code:
788156659
Description
Richard Kendall (ed); Griselda Pollock (ed). Leading scholars offer new readings of Degas’ representations of the family, prostitution, city life & leisure in which looking at women is shown to be a complex & ambiguous process. One major topic of the book is the encounter between feminism & art history. Having put ‘images of women’ on the agenda of cultural analysis, feminist interventions in the theory & analysis of representation have created a diverse & intricate field of interpretation which now supersedes that formulation. These essays challenge art history to confront issues of spectatorship, the interface of class & gender, identification & the politics of vision. This illustrated collection is thus a major contribution to debates on representation & sexuality.
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