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Feminist Gestures: Rehearsing Relationality in Twentieth-Century Transnational Art Forms
Feminist Gestures argues that gestures act as a first step in rehearsing relationality, allowing us to develop embodied strategies that counter the forces and temporalities of dictatorial, patriarchal, colonial, and imperial violence. It tracks the resistant potential of small physical movements acr
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