Through the very symbolism of popular culture that molded, defined an

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问题            Through the very symbolism of popular culture that molded, defined and
       contained women in their role as the subservient half of society, the artist
       Alexis Hunter used the techniques of advertising to subvert and question these
Line     hitherto accepted norms. Full of irony and piquant wit, her art centered on
(5)      subverting the male-dominated atmosphere now all but vanished in the visual
       arts-a fact evidenced by the current prominence of fellow feminist Judy
       Chicago-and critics rejected this early work for fear of its inner suppressed
       violence. In the early 1980s Hunter withdrew, like many of her
       contemporaries, from such an overtly political forum, partly due to doubts about
(10)     the efficacy of didactic political art to execute change outside the liberal
       chattering classes, and partly because of her awakening interest in psychology
       and psychoanalysis and the desire for greater self-expression. In a decade where
       it seemed possible to begin to take for granted certain social freedoms for
       women, it became more important to examine deeper, more irrational fears. In
(15)     abandoning the project of defining women’s identities for male audiences, the
       aim of new feminist art suddenly became the production of a concept of women
       that women themselves might consume. [br] It can be inferred from the passage that an example of Hunter’s pre-1980’s artwork would most likely be which of the following?

选项 A、A painting of a mob of women rioting
B、A performance with a woman working in a kitchen
C、A mock commercial questioning women’s right to workplace equality
D、A sculpture meant to represent the artist’s subconscious forces
E、A political manifesto demanding greater rights for women

答案 C

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