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“Camerawork is Motherwork: beyond any opposition between activity and passivity, care and creation, singularity and commonality. Lori Jo Marso’s new book exhorts us to join in nothing less than the feminist project of transforming the world. In the meantime, it holds us, like the films it discusses, in a space where we can bear and explore our anxiety, ambivalence, even dread. A must-read for anybody who has access to a camera.” -- Domietta Torlasco, author of * The Rhythm of Images: Cinema beyond Measure *

“Camerawork IS Motherwork: beyond any opposition between activity and passivity, care and creation, singularity ad commonality. Lori Jo Marso’s new book exhorts us to join in nothing less that the feminist project of transforming the world. In the meantime, it holds us, like the films it discusses, in a space where we can bear and explore our anxiety, ambivalence, even dread. A must-read for anybody who has access to a camera.” -- Domietta Torlasco, author of * The Rhythm of Images: Cinema beyond Measure *

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Lori Jo Marso is Doris Zemurray Stone Professor of Modern Literary and Historical Studies, Professor of Political Science, and Director of American Studies at Union College. She is author of Politics with Beauvoir: Freedom in the Encounter and coeditor of W Stands for Women: How the George W. Bush Presidency Shaped a New Politics of Gender, both also published by Duke University Press.

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