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female negativity

saying no to everything around her

November 25, 2018 linneablank2726andrea dworkin, anne carson, clarice lispector, collage, disappearing acts, favorites, gender, literature, no, no not nothing, text, the body is often at its most eloquent when saying noLeave a comment

Louise Bourgeois

August 15, 2018 linneablank2726art, contemporary art, Louise Bourgeois, no, textiles, the body is often at its most eloquent when saying noLeave a comment

Tracey Emin

August 15, 2018 linneablank2726art, contemporary art, english art, female artists, no, painting, the body is often at its most eloquent when saying no, tracey emin, word artLeave a comment

January 12, 2018 linneablank27266, border disputes, literature, no, refusal, text, the body is often at its most eloquent when saying noLeave a comment

November 14, 2017January 18, 2019 linneablank2726decreation, favorite poetry, favorites, james tate, no, nothing, poetry, saint john of the cross, saints, textLeave a comment

Splintered Reflections: Images of the Body in Trauma by Jean Goodwin; Reina Attias

Women in Dark Times by Jacqueline Rose

Introduction to The Gorgeous Nothings: Emily Dickinson’s Envelope Poems

Elektra by Anne Carson

Raw Materials for a Theory of the Young Girl by Tiqqun

Economy of the Unlost by Anne Carson

Communities of Women: An Idea in Fiction by Nina Auerbach

Garments Against Women by Anne Boyer

Elektra by Anne Carson

Girl In Need of a Tournigut by Merri Lisa Johnson

October 14, 2017January 18, 2019 linneablank2726anne boyer, anne carson, anorexia, anorexia as speech, body as speech, bordering, classics, collapse, Electra, elektra, emily dickinson, favorite literature, favorites, jacqueline rose, literature, merri lisa johnson, my collages, nina auerbach, no, preliminary materials for a theory of the young girl, refusal, resistance, text, the body is often at its most eloquent when saying no, the poem consists of one word: noLeave a comment

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