1. Feminist Theatre - A Case of Unity in Diversity
... seventeenth century as being a portraitist equal to Titian, and at least thirty of her paintings are known to us, there is no trace of her, or any other woman artist prior to the twentieth century, in your current art history textbook"[Wen91]. In Act 1, scene 4, she joins 'Chicago Women's Art Coalition' to march on the curator's office to protest ... that the nicknames of the characters are based on genitalia. Or how Li'l Bit's mother tells her not to get drunk but is completely inebriated by the end of her monologue. Another instance of the somewhat peculiar style of feminist thea...
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