The female body : perspectives of Latin American artists
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The female body : perspectives of Latin American artists
（Contributions in women's studies, no. 190）
Greenwood Press, 2002
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [123]-129) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Including both narratives and visual texts by and about Latina women, Amador Gomez-Quintero and Perez Bustillo address the question of how women represent themselves. Utilizing paintings, novels, photographs, memoirs, and diaries this work examines the depiction of the female body in 20th-century creative expression. From writers such as Julia Alvarez and Christina Garcia to artists including Frida Kahlo and Ana Mendieta, it provides both a broad outline and a finely detailed exploration of how a largely overlooked community of creative women have seen, drawn, photographed, and written about their own experience.
The authors discuss women as both agent and subject of artistic representation often comparing both fictional and nonfictional versions of the same woman. Not only do they analyze Elena Poniatowska's Dear Diego, which centers on artist Angelina Beloff, but they also analyze Beloff's own memoirs. Continuing in this style, they make further comparisons between Frida Kahlo's Diary and visual images of her body. Connections such as these are what make their work not merely an articulation of imagery but an explanation of ideas.
目次
Preface Introduction Constructing the Self: The "I" of the Novel: Elena Poniatowska's Quiela (Dear Diego), and Tina (Tinisima) Contrasting Selves: The Novel and the Memoir: Poniatowska's Dear Diego and Angelina Beloff's Memorias Transforming the Gaze: The "I" of the Camera: Tina Modotti's Photographs Dissecting the Self: Visual and Written Subjectivity: Frida Kahlo's Diary Inscribing the Body: Latina's Narrative and Visual Representation Works Cited Index
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