Beyond the Feminine: The Politics of Skin Colour and Gender in Visual Culture
by Ope Lori
Beyond the Feminine examines the politics of skin colour and gender in visual culture. It considers how visual representation shapes understandings of identity, difference, and power, offering a focused contribution to discussions in gender studies, cultural studies, and the analysis of images.
About This Book
Beyond the Feminine explores the relationship between skin colour, gender, and visual culture.
The book considers how representations can reflect and shape ideas about identity, difference, and power.
Its focus on moving beyond the feminine places gender within broader discussions of visual politics and cultural meaning.
This work is suited to readers interested in gender studies, cultural studies, and the analysis of visual representation.
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