The feminism and visual culture reader /

The feminism and visual culture reader /

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Jones, Amelia
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Routledge, 2010
Edition:2nd ed.
Series:In sight.
Subjects:
Feminism and art.
Feminism.
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Table of Contents:
  • Fear and loathing in New York : revisiting an impolite anecdote about the interface of homophobia and misogyny /
  • Negotiating feminisms in contemporary Asian women's art /
  • One way or another : Black feminist visual theory /
  • Next bodies : with a difference /
  • Hermstory /
  • Feminist curating and the "return" of feminist art /
  • Ways of seeing /
  • Female imagery /
  • Visual pleasure, narrative cinema /
  • Textual strategies : the politics of art-making /
  • Film and the masquerade : theorizing the female spectator /
  • Desiring images/imaging desire /
  • Screening the Seventies : sexuality and representation in feminist practice : a Brechtian perspective /
  • The oppositional gaze : Black female spectators /
  • Broken symmetries : memory, sight, love /
  • Feminist theory and the politics of art /
  • Introduction from touch : sensuous theory and multisensory media /
  • The transgender look /
  • Lesbian artists /
  • The straight mind /
  • Black bodies, white bodies : toward an iconography of female sexuality in late nineteenth-century art, medicine, and literature /
  • The colonial harem : images of a suberoticism /
  • Difference : "a special third world women issue" /
  • Olympia's maid : reclaiming Black female subjectivity /
  • A posttranssexual manifesto /
  • The other history of intercultural performance /
  • "The white to be angry" : Vaginal Creme Davis's terrorist drag /
  • Droits de regards/right of inspection /
  • Why have there been no great women artists? /
  • Feminism and film : critical approaches /
  • The triple negation of colored women artists /
  • Patrilineage /
  • In search of a discourse and critique(s) that center the art of Black women artists /
  • Introduction, once upon a time-- /
  • The knowledge of the body and the presence of history : toward a feminist architecture /
  • Gossip as testimony : a postmodern signature /
  • The ballerina's phallic pointe /
  • Renaming untitled flesh : marking the politics of marginality /
  • The social and the poetic : feminist practices in architecture, 1970-2000 /
  • Researching cultures and the omitted footnote : questions on the practice of feminist art history /
  • Global feminisms : five essays from Global feminisms : new directions in contemporary art, ed. Maura Reilly and Linda Nochlin (London : Merrell, 2007 /
  • Hateful contraries : media images of Asian women /
  • The search for tomorrow in today's soap operas /
  • Feminist media strategies for political performance /
  • Introduction and conclusion to The guerrilla girls' bedside companion to the history of western art /
  • You make me feel (mighty real) : Sandra Bernhard's whiteface /
  • Reflections on a yellow eye : Asian i(eye)cons and cosmetic surgery /
  • Introduction to color of rape : gender and race in television's public spheres /
  • Visibility, violence and voice? : attitudes to veiling post-11 September /
  • Insides, outsides : trauma, affect, and art /
  • Their memory is playing tricks on her : notes toward a calligraphy of rage /
  • Making up : role-playing and transformation in women's art /
  • Pornography /
  • Performative acts and gender constitution : an essay in phenomenology and feminist theory /
  • Toward a butch-femme aesthetic /
  • Fetishism and hard core : Marx, Freud, and the "money shot" /
  • Theorizing the female nude /
  • The secret's eye /
  • Breadcrumbs in the forest : three meditations on being lost in space /
  • Disidentification in the center of power : the porn performer and director Belladonna as a contrasexual culture producer (a letter to Beatriz Preciado) /
  • A cyborg manifesto : science, technology, and socialist-feminism in the late twentieth century /
  • Virtual bodies and flickering signifiers /
  • To touch the other : a story of corpo-electronic surfaces /
  • The virtual body in cyberspace /
  • Postcolonial media theory /
  • Feminisations : reflections on women and virtual reality /
  • Cyberfeminist manifesto /
  • Cyberfeminism with a difference /
  • The appended subject : race and identity as digital assemblage /
  • My womb, the mosh pit /
  • Race in/for cyberspace : identity tourism and racial passing on the internet /
  • Screening the gene : Hollywood cinema and the genetic imaginary /

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