Wynaleźć feminizm na nowo. Recenzja wystawy Wszyscy ludzie będą siostrami

Joanna Bednarek

doi:10.14746/prt.2016.1.13

Vol. 19 No. 1 (2016), REVIEWS

Vol. 19 No. 1 (2016)

To rediscover feminism. Review of the ‘All Men Become Sisters’ exhibition

REVIEWS

https://doi.org/10.14746/prt.2016.1.13

Published 2016-03-15

Joanna Bednarek⁺⁻

Joanna Bednarek

Joanna Bednarek - filozofka, tłumaczka, pisarka, członkini redakcji „Praktyki Teoretycznej” i współpracowniczka Pracowni Pytań Granicznych UAM w Poznaniu, publikowała m.in. w „Krytyce Politycznej” i „Czasie Kultury”. Autorka książek: „Polityka poza formą. Ontologiczne uwarunkowania poststrukturalistycznej filozofii polityki” (2012) i „Linie kobiecości. Jak różnica płciowa przekształciła literaturę i filozofię?” (Fundacja na Rzecz Myślenia im. Barbary Skargi, 2016).

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Keywords

‘All Men Become Sisters’ exhibition
feminism
Joanna Sokołowska
reproductive work

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Bednarek, J. (2016). To rediscover feminism. Review of the ‘All Men Become Sisters’ exhibition. Praktyka Teoretyczna, 19(1), 282–289. https://doi.org/10.14746/prt.2016.1.13

Abstract

The aim of the article is to demonstrate the relevance of the ‘All Men Become Sisters’ exhibition as an artistic statement important for Marxist feminism, the analysis of global economic networks and new materialism – perspectives invoked in many of the artworks presented at the exhibition.

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