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Visions Of Struggle In Womens Filmmaking In The Mediterranean Comparative Feminist Studies Flavia Laviosa

SKU: BELL-2531900

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Visions Of Struggle In Womens Filmmaking In The Mediterranean Comparative Feminist Studies Flavia Laviosa instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.49 MB

Pages: 257

Author: Flavia Laviosa, Laura Mulvey

ISBN: 0230617360

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Visions Of Struggle In Womens Filmmaking In The Mediterranean Comparative Feminist Studies Flavia Laviosa by Flavia Laviosa, Laura Mulvey 0230617360 instant download after payment.

This provocative collection elaborates a trans-cultural definition of being a woman in struggle. Looking at the films of women directors in countries in the Mediterranean rim, this book spurs a contemporary discussion of women’s human, civil, and social rights while situating feminist arguments on women’s identity, roles, psychology and sexuality. Although their methodologies are diverse, these artists are united in their use of cinema as a means of intervention, taking on the role as outspoken and leading advocates for women’s problems. Contributors examine the ways in which cinematic art reproduces and structures the discourses of realism and represents Mediterranean women’s collective experience of struggle.