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To highlight works and personalities of the highest quality, with powerful originality and eccentric, subversive strength—free from canons and rhetoric—is, I firmly believe, a civil, political, and artistic duty.
Over the course of my studies, my attention has focused predominantly on women artists who, across the centuries, in different yet all-encompassing ways, have suffered injustices of marginalization, underestimation, devaluation, even erasure. It is never a coincidence when an act of intellectual femicide occurs […]
Kate Chopin carved her pen into the diseased crusts of social and relational daily life, especially into the decay of community—into those roots that deny women their rights and opportunities.
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