Estella Lauter

Biographic Data

ID1195484
NAMEEstella Lauter
GIVEN NAMESEstella
FAMILY NAMELauter
SIGNATURELAUTER E
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS15
TOTAL CITATIONS4
WORKS AS AUTHOR15
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1980
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2007
H-INDEX1

  • Feminist Activist Art

    Estella LauterARTICLENWSA Journal2007

    Not only does the phrase activist not appear in these three books about the visual and performing arts at the turn of the twenty-first century, but, except for a handful of essays in Goodman and de Gay and a scattering of images from the 1960s through the 1990s in McQuiston, feminist thought is not prominent and feminist artworks are not reproduced. While not overtly feminist, most, though not all, of the texts collected in these volumes, do show…

  • Aesthetics in Crisis

    Open AccessEstella LauterARTICLEHypatia2003

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  • Aesthetics in Crisis

    Open AccessEstella LauterARTICLEHypatia2003Cited by: 1References: 2

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  • Dancing at the Devil's Party

    Estella Lauter, Alicia Ostriker et al.ARTICLETulsa Studies in Women s Literature2000

    The opening essay of this collection defines the difference between poetry and propaganda. Succeeding essays explore the meaning of politics, love and the spiritual life in the works of a number of leading poets

  • Ana Mendieta

    Estella Lauter, Bonnie ClearwaterARTICLEWoman s Art Journal1997

  • Toward Diversity

    Estella LauterARTICLENWSA Journal1997

  • The Civilization of the Goddess

    Estella Lauter, Marija Gimbutas et al.ARTICLEWoman s Art Journal1994

  • Lady of the Beasts

    Estella Lauter, Buffie Johnson et al.ARTICLEWoman s Art Journal1991Cited by: 1

  • Annotated Bibliography on Feminist Aesthetics in the Visual Arts

    Open AccessLinda Krumholz, Estella LauterARTICLEHypatia1990References: 2

    Feminism compels us to reconceptualize aesthetic inquiries, as it erases the boundaries between the traditional realm of aesthetics—value judgments and personal pleasures—and the historical and social contexts that generate those judgments and pleasures. In the visual arts section of our annotated bibliography, we try to suggest the breadth of feminist interventions in the field of aesthetics in the past twenty years

  • Re-enfranchising Art

    Open AccessEstella LauterARTICLEHypatia1990Cited by: 2References: 3

    Feminist analyses of the roles gender has played in art lead to an alternative theory that emphasizes art's complex interactions with culture(s) rather than the autonomy within culture claimed for it by formalism. Focusing on the visual arts, 1 extrapolate the new theory from feminist research and compare it with formalist precepts. Sharing Arthur Danto's concern that art has been disenfranchised in the twentieth century by its preoccupation with…

  • The Green Stubborn Bud

    Estella Lauter, Kathryn F Clarenbach et al.ARTICLEWoman s Art Journal1989

  • Feminist Archetypal Theory

    Ngwarsungu Chiwengo, Estella Lauter et al.ARTICLESouth Atlantic Review1986

  • Women as Mythmakers

    Estella LauterARTICLEWoman s Art Journal1986

    Preface Acknowledgments Introduction: Steps toward a Feminist Archetypal Theory of Mythmaking Part One: Individual Visions Chapter 1 Anne SextonOs Radical Discontent Chapter 2 Kathe Kollwitz: The Power of the Mother (with Dominique Rozenberg) Chapter 3 Margaret Atwood: Remythologizing Circe Chapter 4 Remedios Varo: The Creative Woman and the Female Quest Chapter 5 DIane Wakoski: Disentangling the Woman from the Moon Chapter 6 Leonor Fini: Re-envi…

  • Women as Mythmakers

    Estella LauterBOOKWomen as mythmakers1984

    Winner of the 1985 Chicago Women in Publishing Award

  • Leonor Fini

    Estella LauterARTICLEWoman s Art Journal1980