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Det polare portrettet som et rom for reforhandling av kjønn, maskulinitet og nasjonal identitet

Authors: Jenssen, Reidun Torske;

Det polare portrettet som et rom for reforhandling av kjønn, maskulinitet og nasjonal identitet

Abstract

Denne oppgaven undersøker det polare portrettet som et rom for å diskutere og reforhandle idéer om kjønn, maskulinitet og nasjonal identitet. Oppgaven diskuterer det polare portrettet som bærer av sentrale verdier i forbindelse med norsk selvforståelse, gjennom portretter av Marie Høeg, Monica Kristensen og Sayed Sattar Hasan iscenesatt som polare helter. Teksten analyserer portrettene i lys av problemstillingen; hvordan kan man bruke det polare portrettet for å reforhandle idéen om norsk identitet, på tvers av tid, kjønn og nasjonalitet/etnisitet? Fotograf og kvinnesaksaktivist Høeg reforhandler kjønn og kjønnsroller i et privat fotostudio rundt år 1900, mens Kristensens rolle som kvinnelig polfarer står i kontrast til den maskuline tradisjonen. Til slutt bruker kunstner Sayed Sattar Hasan sitt alter ego Hasansen for å «kle på seg» polfareren som symbol og dermed stille spørsmål rundt nasjonal identitet.

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VDP::Humaniora: 000::Kunsthistorie: 120::Nyere tids kunsthistorie: 128, VDP::Humanities: 000::History of art: 120::History of the arts in recent times: 128

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