Feminizem umetnost literatura - Časopis za kritiko znanosti, 2023 (51), nr. 289

Departing from the (post-)Yugoslav space, the special issue of Časopis za kritiko (2023 (51), 289) entitled Feminism, Art, Literature reserachers artistic, literary and, in an expanded dimension, intellectual gendered labour in its materiality and sociality. Revealing the ways in which this labour have been constituted in past and present, this special issue edited by Katja Kobolt and Petja Grafenauer locates feminism as an ideological, methodological, affective and political intervention. With contributions by: Sanja Bojanić, Ana Čigon & Ana Grobler & Eva Jus, Tanja Mastnak, Elena Messner, Katja Mihurko, Jelena Petrović, Jelena Vesić, Petha Grafenauer and Katja Kobolt, the petition As Feminist We Cannot Remain Silent - As Feminists We Say No To The Genocide In Palestine as well as portraits of the contributors by the artist Vesna Bukovec and additional articles by Katarina Majerhold, Banu Subramaniam, Nika Ciglar. Table of contents of the special issue contributions: Katja Kobolt Editorial – Feminism, art, literature through the perspectives of the past, present and future: Where to go from uncanniness? Jelena Petrović Non-Aligned Feminism. Art and Politics of Unclassified Archives Sanja Bojanić The Triangle of Care: Artistic Practices of Nadija Mustapić, Darija Žmak Kunić and Petra Mrša Katja Kobolt If artists produce art, who then produces artists and how? Anna Ehrenstein: The Work of Hyper-femininity and Beauty as a Site of Production of Artistic Subjectivity Elena Messner (Re-)Creating Continuity? The feminist journals Žena danas and Feministika.ba in comparison Jelena Vesić Emptied Landscapes and Resistant Bodies – the ‘Skin of History’ Katja Mihurko: Mapping girl's sexual desire in prose by Gelč Jontes Petja Grafenauer Henrika Šantel (1874–1940) Microstructures of the Critical Discourse of Autonomous Art – the Gatekeepers of Politicized Canonization Memoirs Tanja Mastnak Feminism and Art in the 1990s (personal memories of the early days) Discussion Ana Čigon, Ana Grobler, Eva Jus Feminist ...