The Feminine paradigms embodied in art and perception of women at the beginning of the 21st century in Mexico and Latin America
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https://doi.org/10.26807/cav.v0i07.210Keywords:
female image, colonization, art, representation of paradigmsAbstract
Women image represented in art has been transformed according to their context, which followed beliefs and purposes. Two decades ahead, 21st century, it is possible to recognize paradigms origins for feminine image, as well as to make a criticism towards these obsolete thoughts nowadays. In this way, this article hopes to show some of the feminine conceptions, mainly in Mexico and Latin America. It is pointed out by different authors and artistic works, imply that elements of domination over woman’s body can be seen in this context, but also are applied over other vulnerable groups. Finally, different thoughts on the meaning of art and the power it has on viewers.
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