Glancing Fires An Investigation into Women's Creativity Saunders, Lesley (ed.)

Women's Press
Year of publishing: 1987
Place of publishing: London
ISBN: 0704340615
Language: English
Series: first

Kniha je zásadní prací o ženské umělecké produkci a jejím významu. Autoři textů se zaměřují na místa, kde se profese žen jako spisovatelek, zpěvaček, tanečnic či učitelek propojuje s jejich soukromými životy a kde se rozchází. Ve velmi důkladném komentáři Lesley Saunders zasazuje tato pozorování do širšího politického kontextu, který obsahuje i otázky sexuality, třídy i rasy. Tato práce je inspirativní příspěvek do literatury feministických a politických teorií.

The book is a ground-breaking work on the meaning and production of feminist artistic expression. The contributors explore the connections and contradicitions between their work - as writers, artists, singers, dancers, teachers - and their lives. In a careful and rigorous commentary Lesley Saunders places these explorations within a wide political context which addresses the questions of sexuality, class and race. This is a challenging and inspiring contribution to the field of feminist literary and political theory.

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