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| Acknowledgments | 5 | |
| Foreword: Children's Art in Wartime | 6 | |
| Introduction | 10 | |
| Children of the Spanish Civil War | 13 | |
| Color Plates | 53 | |
| Interview | 76 |
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Cindy Montes
reviewed They Still Draw Pictures: Children's Art in Wartime from the Spanish Civil War to Kosovo on April 04, 2017 They Still Draw Pictures: Children's Art in Wartime from the Spanish Civil War to Kosovo
"I hope that my choice of the popular pin-up will encourage this discourse as it relates to both activist and academic feminists, popular and privileged imagery, across not only generations but also cultures and classes."
-You have to read the first chapter: Defining/Defending the "Feminist Pin-Up" to learn what "this discourse" is. I enter the quote as I am not ready to review the book, yet super-pleased to find a reminder of what I think of as Ms Buszeks' sincerity in acting as a sort of bridge... toward unification? To an awareness and acceptance of our strength? I'm not sure yet...
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