Konstfacks bibliotek : Gender and jewelry : a feminist analysis

Hylla	METALL - Ihea
Personnamn	Russell, Rebecca Ross
Titel och upphov	Gender and jewelry : a feminist analysis
Utgivning, distribution etc.	Tufts University, [MedFord, Massachusetts : 2010?]
Utgivningsår	2010
	Språk: Engelska.
SAB klassifikationskod	Ibz Russell, Rebecca Ross Ihea:o Ohja
Fysisk beskrivning	iii. , 136 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
Anmärkning: Allmän	Jewelry responds to our most primitive urges, for control, honor, and sex. It is at once the most ancient and most immediate of art forms, one that is defined by its connection and interaction with the body. In this sense it is inescapably political, its meaning bound to the possibilities of the body it lies on. Indeed, the fate of the body is often bound to the jewelry. This study looks at gender and jewelry in order to gain some understanding into how jewelry is constructed by and constructs not just a single society, but human societies. It will explore how societal traditions that have sprung up around jewelry and ornamentation have affected the possibilities available to women across a broad spectrum of social and ethnic circumstances, determining which have served women well and which are constrictive and destructive. It also examines the possibilities for the intentional creation of feminist jewelry, including an overview of the author's own work.
Personnamn	Russell, Rebecca Ross
Term	Smycken Feministisk teori Människokroppen Feminist art criticism gender analysis. Human body Feminist theory
ISBN	978-1--45288253-6
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Jewelry responds to our most primitive urges, for control, honor, and sex. It is at once the most ancient and most immediate of art forms, one that is defined by its connection and interaction with the body. In this sense it is inescapably political, its meaning bound to the possibilities of the body it lies on. Indeed, the fate of the body is often bound to the jewelry. This study looks at gender and jewelry in order to gain some understanding into how jewelry is constructed by and constructs not just a single society, but human societies. It will explore how societal traditions that have sprung up around jewelry and ornamentation have affected the possibilities available to women across a broad spectrum of social and ethnic circumstances, determining which have served women well and which are constrictive and destructive. It also examines the possibilities for the intentional creation of feminist jewelry, including an overview of the author's own work.