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Routledge Angela Carter and Surrealism - Feminist Libertarian Aesthetic

Name: Angela Carter and Surrealism - Feminist Libertarian Aesthetic
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This scholarly work explores Angela Carter's groundbreaking engagement with surrealist aesthetics and feminist theory, tracing how her 1972 translation of Xaviere Gauthier's Surrealisme et sexualite shaped her distinctive artistic vision. The book examines Carter's formulation of a surrealist-feminist aesthetic that challenges conventional representations of gender and desire within avant-garde movements. Part of the Studies in Surrealism series published by Routledge, this academic text offers critical insight into how feminist perspectives intersect with surrealist art, politics and scholarship, revealing what remains at stake when examining gender representation through avant-garde cultural production. Essential for scholars, students and readers interested in feminist art history, surrealism studies and the intellectual foundations of Carter's celebrated literary work.

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Routledge academic publication focusing on Angela Carter's relationship with surrealist movement aesthetics and feminist theory.

Examines Carter's 1972 translation of Xaviere Gauthier's Surrealisme et sexualite and its influence on her artistic development.

Analyses the intersection of avant-garde aesthetics with feminist representation and gender representation in surrealist practice.

Part of the Studies in Surrealism series, providing scholarly context for understanding surrealist-feminist approaches to art and desire.

Explores surrealist politics and scholarship through the lens of feminist criticism and libertarian aesthetic philosophy.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1472415752
Category: Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography > Themes & Concepts > Women in Art
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 08 August 2016
Listed Since: 11 February 2016

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