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= refer to the social, economic, and cultural problems, inequalities, and power imbalances between women and men, often stemming from stereotyped roles, beliefs, and behaviors; artworks may define, critique, and challenge the historical and contemporary representation, production, and valuation of art based on gender, highlighting imbalances, stereotypes, and power dynamics. | = refer to the social, economic, and cultural problems, inequalities, and power imbalances between women and men, often stemming from stereotyped roles, beliefs, and behaviors; artworks may define, critique, and challenge the historical and contemporary representation, production, and valuation of art based on gender, highlighting imbalances, stereotypes, and power dynamics. | ||
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= refer to the social, economic, and cultural problems, inequalities, and power imbalances between women and men, often stemming from stereotyped roles, beliefs, and behaviors; artworks may define, critique, and challenge the historical and contemporary representation, production, and valuation of art based on gender, highlighting imbalances, stereotypes, and power dynamics.
