Pavlina Ferfeli studied English Literature in Athens and King’s College London. She was awarded a PhD with distinction from the University of Athens for her work on Mina Loy. She is interested in feminist poetry and creative writing and has been awarded various poetry prizes, notably from the British Council and the University of Athens.

• Contents: Theoretical intersections: French, Anglo-American and contemporary scientific feminism – M. Foucault – Jean-Paul Sartre – M. Merleau-Ponty – G. Bachelard – L. Mulvey – Bodies, poems and cosmopolitan identity - Stereotypes of the female body, resistance, redefinition and myth-making – Embodiment, intercorporeality and the subject’s intimate space – Representation enacting gender subjectivity, the paradigm of Surrealist women artists redefining the ethics and aesthetics of Surrealism.

Pavlina Ferfeli studied English Literature in Athens and King’s College London. She was awarded a PhD with distinction from the University of Athens for her work on Mina Loy. She is interested in feminist poetry and creative writing and has been awarded various poetry prizes, notably from the British Council and the University of Athens.

• Contents: Theoretical intersections: French, Anglo-American and contemporary scientific feminism – M. Foucault – Jean-Paul Sartre – M. Merleau-Ponty – G. Bachelard – L. Mulvey – Bodies, poems and cosmopolitan identity - Stereotypes of the female body, resistance, redefinition and myth-making – Embodiment, intercorporeality and the subject’s intimate space – Representation enacting gender subjectivity, the paradigm of Surrealist women artists redefining the ethics and aesthetics of Surrealism.

Pavlina Ferfeli studied English Literature in Athens and King’s College London. She was awarded a PhD with distinction from the University of Athens for her work on Mina Loy. She is interested in feminist poetry and creative writing and has been awarded various poetry prizes, notably from the British Council and the University of Athens.

• Contents: Theoretical intersections: French, Anglo-American and contemporary scientific feminism – M. Foucault – Jean-Paul Sartre – M. Merleau-Ponty – G. Bachelard – L. Mulvey – Bodies, poems and cosmopolitan identity - Stereotypes of the female body, resistance, redefinition and myth-making – Embodiment, intercorporeality and the subject’s intimate space – Representation enacting gender subjectivity, the paradigm of Surrealist women artists redefining the ethics and aesthetics of Surrealism.