Geschlechterdifferenz und literarischer Kanon. Historische Beobachtungen und systematische Überlegunge

Heydebrand, Renate von; Winko, Simone

doi:10.1515/iasl-1994-9005

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“…However, as canonisation is largely linked to hegemonic social processes that define aesthetic values and norms, not only through the selection of "worthy" works and artists, but also through "canon interpretation" that constrains how works should be read, canonisation discourses, still largely depending on the superiority of autonomous art, have also been (as the awarding policies analysed above clearly reveal), linked to abstraction (von Heydebrand and Winko 1994). Artistic production for children, especially that from the period under study, which has been in the post-Yugoslav decades a subject of multiple reinterpretations (e.g.…”

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Artistic Work for Children between Productive and Social Reproductive Work

Kobolt

2024

Libri liberi (Online)

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Drawing on professional discourses, the organisation, and status of artistic production in publishing for children in socialist Yugoslavia (1945–1991) and by the conceptual bridging of social reproduction theory, this article turns to artistic work for children as productive and social reproductive work and to the social construction of its value in order to reflect on the reasons of the relative feminisation of this work.

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