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I. Introduction

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  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. List of Figures xi
  4. Acknowledgments xv
  5. Note on the Translation and Transliteration of Terms xix
  6. Introduction 3
  7. 1 Performing Protest: Sexual Dissent Reinvented
  8. I. Introduction 27
  9. II. Protest after 2004: Beyond Orange 32
  10. III. Archetype and Caricature: The Prostitute 46
  11. IV. The Mass Subject and the Public Sphere 63
  12. V. East/West Cultural Stereotypes: A Parody of Media Consumption 69
  13. VI. Conclusion: Double Parody 73
  14. 2 An Anatomy of Activism: Virtual Body Rhetoric in Digital Protest Texts
  15. I. Introduction 76
  16. II. Internationalization: The State and Pussy Riot 81
  17. III. The Body and the Information Commodity 89
  18. IV. Rhetorical Scripts 104
  19. V. Representation and Circulation 110
  20. VI. Critical Receptions: “Dissidence” East/West 120
  21. VII. Conclusion 122
  22. 3 The Image Is the Frame: Photography and the Feminist Collective Ofenzywa
  23. I. Introduction 127
  24. II. The Many Faces of March 8: The State and “The Woman Question” 132
  25. III. Rhetorical Contexts 142
  26. IV. Time in the Photo Series 32 Gogol St. 146
  27. V. 32 Gogol St. as Allegory 159
  28. VI. Depictions of Home: A Room of One’s Own 176
  29. VII. Resignifying Gender in Kyiv’s Urban Environment 184
  30. VIII. Conclusion: Ethics and Competing Rhetorics 188
  31. 4 Museum of Congresses: Biopolitics and the Self in Kyiv’s HudRada and REP Visual Art Collectives
  32. I. Introduction 193
  33. II. Art and the State 199
  34. III. Censorship and Negative Space 204
  35. IV. Inside the Assembly: Marginality in Draftsmen’s Congress 215
  36. V. Biopolitics in Disputed Territory 230
  37. VI. Conclusion: The Politics of Display 240
  38. 5 Bad Myth: Picturing Intergenerational Experiences of Revolution and War
  39. I. Introduction 243
  40. II. Urban Space as Medium for Aesthetic Experiment 248
  41. III. Nonconformist Women – an Unofficial Archive 261
  42. IV. Decolonizing Political Creativity 274
  43. V. Conclusion: The Interrevolutionary Generation 281
  44. Conclusion 287
  45. Notes 299
  46. Bibliography 351
  47. Index 381
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