Angela Dimitrakaki is Professor of Contemporary Art History and Theory at the University of Edinburgh. She is the author of Gender, ArtWork and the Global Imperative and Art and Globalisation, and co-editor of Politics in a Glass Case, ECONOMY: Art, Production and the Subject in the 21st Century, and Depression Era: A Collective Lens in the Age of Crisis. Angela is also an award-winning fiction writer in her native Greek, her literary work exploring the imperceptible occupations of the self by living history.
Introduction
1. Feminism Against Capitalism
2. Feminism and Ideology
3. Feminism in the Contradictions of the Capitalist Art Field
4. The Long Modern I: Notes on the Contemporary
5. The Long Modern II: Feminist Art Theory, the Contemporary, and the
Disaffirmation of Capitalism
6. The Technology Question: Feminism, Art, and the Future of Subsumption
Postscript: Notes on Feminism and (Art) History in the Making
