Poet Melinda Smith and artist Caren Florance are back with another excursion into the linguistic and visual pleasures of found text, a joint practice which brought us 2017's Members Only. With this book, Listen, bitch, they turn their attention to misogynist language, working with a corpus of several decades' worth of statements by powerful Australian public figures (and other blokes with big platforms). By listening very closely to the snarlings of what Kate Manne calls the law enforcement branch of the patriarchy, these poems attempt to map the lines women are still not supposed to cross in…mehr
Poet Melinda Smith and artist Caren Florance are back with another excursion into the linguistic and visual pleasures of found text, a joint practice which brought us 2017's Members Only. With this book, Listen, bitch, they turn their attention to misogynist language, working with a corpus of several decades' worth of statements by powerful Australian public figures (and other blokes with big platforms). By listening very closely to the snarlings of what Kate Manne calls the law enforcement branch of the patriarchy, these poems attempt to map the lines women are still not supposed to cross in contemporary Australia, and to document the consequences suffered when they do. The results are sometimes harrowing, sometimes ridiculous, and always thought-provoking.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Melinda Edenburgh Smith is the mother of three boys Mykel, Matthew, and Andre. Melinda was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio and currently resides in Atlanta, Ga. She is a prolific writer, spoken word artist, mentor, life coach, intercessor and worshipper that truly has a big heart and a love for God's people. CEO and founder of Phoenix Risings Enterprises, which includes her tax preparations and credits repair business. Melinda's motto is "Rise, Rebuild, Restore" which is based on Isaiah 61:3. God will give you beauty for your ashes.
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