Stitching the Story Fabric: Collective Loss and Catharsis
Stitching the Story Fabric: Collective Loss and Catharsis
批准号:
2811020
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$0.0万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Studentship
财政年份:
2022
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2022 至 --
中文摘要
这个项目将创造性地参与妇女的手工艺社区的绗缝蜜蜂,重新定义普遍的看法,他们正在执行家庭工作,一个非创新的纺织品忙碌(查夫,1992年)和一个“温柔和家庭艺术”。(Isaac,1987)。在这样做的时候,重新定位绗缝从隐藏的流(柯林和桑德尔,1984年)的日常生活,并介绍了被子作为一个宝贵的学术资源,持有索引痕迹(皮尔斯,1965年)的妇女的生活经验。这项研究将解决针作为一种性别工具的想法(Goggin,2016),使女性温顺和盲目的白日梦(弗洛伊德,1893),并参与绗缝作为一种工艺的概念,可以具有颠覆性的力量(Jefferies,2011)和政治上的锻炼(罗伯逊,2014)。该项目将探索绗缝社区作为一个由损失(Sturken,1997年; Stalp,2020年)聚集在一起,作为一个愈合的网站(博伊西和平被子,1984年;母亲梦想被子,2014年)为其成员。
英文摘要
This project will creatively engage with the women's craft community of the quilting bee, reframing the pervasive perception that they are performinghobbywork, a non-innovatory textile busywork (Chave, 1992) and a 'gentle and domestic art...' (Isaac, 1987). In doing so, relocating quilting from the hiddenstream (Collin & Sandell, 1984) of everyday life and introduce the quilt as a valuable academic resource which holds the indexical trace (Pierce, 1965) of women's lived experience. This research will address the idea of the needle as a gendered tool (Goggin, 2016) that keeps women docile andmindlessly daydreaming (Freud, 1893), and engage with the notion of quilting as a craft that can be subversively powerful (Jefferies, 2011) and exercised politically (Robertson, 2014). The project will explore the community of quilting as one drawn together by loss (Sturken, 1997; Stalp, 2020) acting as a site of healing (Boise Peace Quilt, 1984; Mothers Dream Quilt, 2014) for its members.
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