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Lesson 1 This lesson is based on ideas from an essay by Anna Wahl ‘The Cloud: Lecturing on Feminist research’ …

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Lesson 2 This lesson will explore the question:How can we measure or assess the situation of the woman artist today …

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Lesson 3 In this lesson, the key question explored is “What is Feminist Art?”  How is this term used and …

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Lesson 4 This lesson makes use of n.paradoxa’s ‘Feminist Art Topics’ page which lists over 900 art works which have …

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Lesson 5 In this lesson, theories about the gaze, looking and visuality are explored from a feminist perspective. The aim …

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Lesson 6 Theories of sexual difference draw upon psychoanalysis, post-structuralist analysis, feminist theory and theories about human sexuality. In fine …

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Lesson 7 Does a feminist avantgarde exist? What does it mean to position feminism as an avantgarde in terms of …

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Lesson 8 Are feminist exhibitions, the same as or different from women artist’s exhibitions? Is there a history of feminist …

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Lesson 9 There have been many different kinds of women’s art organisations. In this lesson, the distinction between women’s art …

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Lesson 10 How has art been discussed in feminist art magazines? Can we draw a distinction between women’s art magazines …

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