Sexing the Manifesto: Mina Loy, Feminism and Futurism

Lusty, Natalya

doi:10.1080/09574040802413834

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“…The Futurists are highly sensitive to changes which take place in modern cities and they praise 'the beauty of modern urban life, speed, machinery, violence, youth and expound an aesthetic and ideological programme for the rejuvenation of Italian culture'. 11 Future can't be doubted or stained. However, Clark doesn't think the God is fair but jealous.…”

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Futurism, Henri Bergson and Mina Loy’s Female Consciousness

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2016

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This paper is concerned with Mina Loy's female consciousness in her poetry between the year of 1914 and 1920.The first two parts separately discuss how Futurism and Henri Bergson influence Loy. The two influences are concentrated on two different aspects of poems-form and content. Moreover, this paper also finds that the concept of intuition connects Futurism to Henri Bergson in a successive way but inconsistent at the same time. The third part attempts to reveal the controversial points in Loy's female consciousness. The three parts as a unity tend to picture Loy's feminist project.

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Futurism, Henri Bergson and Mina Loy’s Female Consciousness

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“…(Behar, 2013, p. 183) Hickey-Moody (2016) 'mobilizes the manifesto/manifesta/femifesta as a genre of feminist scholarship' (p. 258) which as a feminist modality bridges scholarship with popular culture, sociality, and the personal-as-political. Think Haraway (1991), Riot Grrrls, and the Jigsaw Manifesto (Lusty, 2008(Lusty, , 2015. A femifesta is a resistant call to action which I extend here to autoethnographers, that autoethnography moves beyond humanist roots into a way of 'doing' performative and narrative assemblages of human/more-than-human, truth/more-than-truth, and theory/more-than-theory.…”

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