
handle: 10234/141606
La seducción y la obscenidad como formas de atracción aparecen en numerosas obras artísticas. El feminismo creativo también las ha utilizado, aunque con unos rasgos de provocación directa hacia los ejes patriarcales de la sociedad. En las siguientes líneas se reflexiona sobre estos dos conceptos a la par que se incide sobre las reflexiones suscitadas en el congreso «Salir del camino. Creación y seducciones feministas». La puesta en común de experiencias relacionadas (desde el género) con el arte, la literatura, y en general con el mundo estético, son el punto de partida del texto.
Seduction and obscenity as forms of attraction appear in several artistic works. Creative feminism has also used them, though with few items of direct provocation regarding the patriarchal axes of society. In the following lines we reflect on these two concepts together with the reflections that came out in the Conference «To go out of the way. Feminist Creations and Seductions». The idea-sharing of related experiences (on gender) regarding art, literature and, in general terms, the aesthetic world, is our point of departure.
feminism, Dones -- Revistes, Feminisme -- Revistes, seducción, obscenity, seduction, arte, feminismo, creation, obscenidad, creación, art
feminism, Dones -- Revistes, Feminisme -- Revistes, seducción, obscenity, seduction, arte, feminismo, creation, obscenidad, creación, art
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