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Art history

late twentieth-century art turning to the body, trauma and the social real.

In art history, return of the real refers to late twentieth-century art turning to the body, trauma and the social real. This meaning comes from Foster (1996) in The return of the real.[1]

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References

Foster, H. (1996). The return of the real. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262561075

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