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Art history

a feminist method that reads the art-historical canon for how gender and desire structure it, instead of only adding women artists to it.

In art history, differencing the canon refers to a feminist method that reads the art-historical canon for how gender and desire structure it, instead of only adding women artists to it. This meaning comes from Pollock (2013) in Differencing the Canon.[1]

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References

Pollock, G. (2013). Differencing the Canon. Routledge. ISBN 9780203397190

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