Grounds of Dispute: Art History, Cultural Politics and the Discursive Field

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Visual Culture and Art Theory Art, Politics, and Modernism Art, Aesthetics, and Perception

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Art history and difference (1985) should art historians know their place? (1987) articulating cultural politics - Marxism, feminism and the canon of art (1988) practicing theories - an interview with Joanne Lukitsh (1988) the proof of the picture (1988) totalled machines - criticism, photography and technological change (1989) the disontinuous city - picturing and the discursive field (1989) post-modernism and the born-again avant-garde (1985) globalization, totalization and the logic of discourse (1989) occupied territories - tracking the work of Rudolf Baranik (1988) the Pachuco's flayed hide - mobility, identity and buenas garras (1990).

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