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  • Irish and white-ish mixed “race” identity and the scopic regime of whiteness

    Irish and white-ish mixed “race” identity and the scopic regime of whiteness Women’s Studies International Forum Volume 27, Issue 4, October–November 2004 pages 385-396 DOI: 10.1016/j.wsif.2004.10.007 Angeline D. Morrison Falmouth College of Arts, Falmouth, Cornwall, United Kingdom When speaking about the paradoxical “invisibility” of whiteness, I am referring in particular to Richard Dyer’s project to…

  • Irish and ‘brown’ – Mixed ‘race’ Irish women’s identity and the problem of belonging

    Irish and ‘brown’ – Mixed ‘race’ Irish women’s identity and the problem of belonging Women’s Movement: Migrant Women Transforming Ireland Selection of papers from a conference held in Trinity College Dublin, Ireland 2003-03-20 through 2003-03-21 pages 86-90 Angeline Morrison Falmouth College of Arts People are beginning to talk about the ‘invisibility’ of Whiteness. I am…

  • Liminal blankness: Mixing Race and Space in Monochrome’s Psychic Surface

    Liminal blankness: Mixing Race and Space in Monochrome’s Psychic Surface University of Plymouth, Devon, England 2002 320 pages Angeline Dawn Morrison A thesis submitted to the University of Plymouth In partial fulfilment for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Research Department Falmouth College of Arts Blank space in western Art History and visual culture is…