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Feminist concepts began to emerge surrounding the disorder with direct correlations to women's existence in society and the expectations placed upon the female body during the 19th century as anorexia nervosa continued to become an epidemic condition among young women (Brumberg, 2000). For instance, Ana Mendieta's Body Tracks, 1974, was loosely aligned with Satisfaction, 1994, by Elke Krystufek, followed by Up to and including her limits, 1976, by Carolee Schneemann, and then, further on, back in time to Valie Export's Body Type, 1970, showing changes in approach to the female body and gender issues. These women use different aesthetic choices to explore their relation to feminism and the female body. |
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