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100 1 _aDatuin, Flaudette May V.
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_eauthor
245 1 0 _aHome body memory
_b: Filipina artists in the visual arts, 19th century to the present
_c/ Flaudette May V. Datuin
264 1 _aQuezon City :
_bUniversity of the Philippines Press,
_c2002
300 _axii, 312 pages :
_billustrations
336 _2rdacontent
_atext
337 _2rdamedia
_aunmediated
338 _2rdacarrier
_avolume
500 _aPublished jointly with the UP Center for Women's Studies.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 296-312).
505 0 _aI. Home body memory
505 0 _aThe feminine as feminist "elsewhere"
505 0 _aMy feminist standpoint
505 0 _aWhat the feminine is
505 0 _aHome body memory
505 0 _aNegotiating and producing meaning from and through the body
505 0 _aThe body as site of identity formation
505 0 _aIdentity as being/not being home
505 0 _aRe/presentation as counter-memory
505 0 _aThe texts and contexts of representation
505 0 _aDirections and departures
505 0 _aII. Filipina artists from the 19th century to the present
505 0 _aThe feminine in art history
505 0 _aThe feminine in modernism's selective tradition
505 0 _aWomen of the first generation : first female students and art teachers
505 0 _aSaguil and Magsaysay-Ho : the first women moderns and expatriates
505 0 _aBelleza and Limcaco-Dans : second generation modernists
505 0 _aWomen of the third generation : the kasibulan and the emergence of a feminist consciousness
505 0 _aEmerging artists of the present generation
505 0 _aWorking away from the center
505 0 _aThe tasks ahead
505 0 _aIII. Usapang babae : women weaving, writing, speaking
505 0 _aOpen letter to a woman artist, or how did you bang your pots and pans?
505 0 _aThe kasibulan : more than just a "sewing circle"
505 0 _aSewing and telling : "Urduja" Quinto
505 0 _aNang manaog ang balyan. Alma "Urduja" Quinto. Textile, foam, yarn, acrylic, contact cement. 2000. 129 cm x 215 cm x 117 cm
505 0 _aTsismis. Lydia Rivera Ingle. 1993. Oil on canvas. 43 x 63 cms
505 0 _aTrouble in paradise. Maningning Miclat. 1992. Oil on canvas. 183 x 122 cms
505 0 _aThe body of the painter, the body of the woman
505 0 _aKaren Ocampo Flores : a woman artist writes, crosses the lines
505 0 _aReturning the gaze through usapang babae
505 0 _aIV. The gaze of modernity and the spaces of femininity : women's art and modern vision
505 0 _aWhat is woman's art? Or is there such a thing?
505 0 _aFeminine space as location, special order and social position
505 0 _aModernity and the spaces of femininity
505 0 _aThe flaneur and the gaze of modernity
505 0 _aThe world of interiors and the culture of the still life
505 0 _aLandscape and genre : nature, gender and ethnicity as site/sight
505 0 _aThe female body as nude, the woman artist as body : dangers and possibilities
505 0 _aCorrecting our vision, redrawing our lines: the works of Irma Lacorte
505 0 _aConclusion : answering the problem
505 0 _aThe feminine as site of containment
505 0 _aThe body as site of critical and aesthetic re-vision
505 0 _aMemory as testimony
505 0 _aHome as location, community and tradition
505 0 _aThe feminine as feminist elsewhere : where do we go from here?
650 _aWomen artists
_zPhilippines
650 _aArt, Philippine
655 _2lcgft
942 _2ddc
_cBOOK
690 _aFilipiniana