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I'll assert first that early British modernists were avant - garde insofar as they were at least for a few years ... avant - garde ” and “ political avantgarde , ” and I do so because I think we need to broaden the disciplinary scope ...
I'll assert first that early British modernists were avant - garde insofar as they were at least for a few years ... avant - garde ” and “ political avantgarde , ” and I do so because I think we need to broaden the disciplinary scope ...
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More specifically , I suggest we consider reading late - stage suffragettes as participants in a startling new gender - based avant - garde whose actions were simultaneously constative and performative . What might a consciously ...
More specifically , I suggest we consider reading late - stage suffragettes as participants in a startling new gender - based avant - garde whose actions were simultaneously constative and performative . What might a consciously ...
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With the eclipse of the visual spectacle , the emblem of the Modern passed into the sign of the avant - garde ... artistic avant - garde — they secured an important intersection of political and artistic avant - gardes with the linchpin ...
With the eclipse of the visual spectacle , the emblem of the Modern passed into the sign of the avant - garde ... artistic avant - garde — they secured an important intersection of political and artistic avant - gardes with the linchpin ...
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