Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Invisible art or invented reality : key artistic strategies of Chinese socially engaged art in the 21st century

Weiwei Sun

(2023)
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'I’ll create my own precedents' : female rakugo performers on Tokyo’s yose stages

Sarah Stark (UGent)

(2023) Gender in Japanese popular culture : rethinking masculinities and femininities. p.61-98
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Forced secularization and postmodern discourses within contemporary performance : weaponizing multicultural rhetoric to ratify asymmetries among dance practitioners

Jorge Poveda Yánez, Beatriz Herrera Corado and María Mendizábal

(2022) DANCE CHRONICLE. 45(1). p.79-100
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Geopoetic praxis in European diversity/decoloniality

Hari Prasad Sacré (UGent) , Hoda Siahtiri and Kopano Maroga

(2020) CRITICAL ARTS-SOUTH-NORTH CULTURAL AND MEDIA STUDIES. 34(5). p.8-23
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The hurt(ful) body : performing and beholding pain, 1600-1800

Tomas Macsotay, Kornee van der Haven (UGent) and Karel Vanhaesebrouck

(2017)
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From feminism to transfeminism : from sexually queer to politically queer

Marina Grzinic and Aneta Stojnic (UGent)

(2014) Sexing the border : gender, art and new media in Central and Eastern Europe. p.231-251
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Beautiful dreams and real pains : what images mean to eastern and western female artists

Weiwei Sun

(2013) THEORY MONTHLY. p.73-77

Academic Bibliography

Invisible art or invented reality : key artistic strategies of Chinese socially engaged art in the 21st century

'I’ll create my own precedents' : female rakugo performers on Tokyo’s yose stages

Forced secularization and postmodern discourses within contemporary performance : weaponizing multicultural rhetoric to ratify asymmetries among dance practitioners

Geopoetic praxis in European diversity/decoloniality

The hurt(ful) body : performing and beholding pain, 1600-1800

From feminism to transfeminism : from sexually queer to politically queer

Beautiful dreams and real pains : what images mean to eastern and western female artists

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