Art and citizenship in conflict POETRY / LGBTQ+

Art and citizenship in conflict POETRY / LGBTQ+Art and citizenship in conflict examines how British women war artists used visual art to question, even reframe prevailing ideas about citizenship during the Second World War. Their paintings, prints, and drawings expose the sometimes deep contradiction laying at the intersection of being a woman and being a citizen at war.

engagingly presented by a team of eminent academics and practitioners

but by entangling viewers in different sensory

David Simon explains the anatomy and dynamics of SDG 11

gathering a devoted audience that remains loyal to the show more than a decade after it left the airwaves

inside and outside

scientific anthropology

it invites us to confront the challenge of failure

This book is a vital contribution to discussions surrounding research creation and the body in relation to digital media

Lars Von Trier

the contributors address a number of issues

as an idealized narrative of national liberation

Editorial notes and an interpretive essay show the development of Winch’s thinking over time and situate the manuscripts within the broader context of Winch’s work