Percipience, Embodiment, Contamination(s). The Artist as Wound. Practicing a feminist Care Aesthetics

2024/10/08 by Cologni, Elena

paper · doi:10.26209/ijea25si1.25

Abstract

International Journal of Education and the Arts, Volume 25

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