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  • Bal, M. G. (2003). Meanwhile: literature in an expanded field. In I. Hoving, F. W. Korsten, & E. van Alphen (Eds.), Africa and its significant others : forty years of intercultural entanglement (pp. 183-198). (Thamyris intersecting: place, sex and race; No. 11). Rodopi.
  • Bal, M. G. (2003). Norman Bryson, British historian of art and visual culture. In C. Murray (Ed.), Key writers on art: the twentieth century (pp. 62-68). Routledge.
  • Bal, M. (2003). Visual essentialism and the object of visual culture. Journal of Visual Culture, 2(1), 5-32. https://doi.org/10.1177/147041290300200101
  • Bal, M. G. (2003). Anthropometamorphosis: forking paths and crystals in Louise Bourgeois' Philosophy of temporality. In J. Pienkos, & Kozinska (Eds.), Louise Bourgeois: geometry of desire (pp. 253-261). Zacheta Panstwowa Galeria Sztuki i Autorzy.
  • Bal, M. G. (2003). Cultuur en traditie. In P. van Zilfhout (Ed.), Denken over cultuur: tekstbundel (pp. 225-255). Open Universiteit.
  • Bal, M. G. (2003). De droom als theater: de droomduiding in het licht van hedendaagse cultuurstudies. In M. Taat (Ed.), De droomduiding herdacht : essays over cultuuronderzoek en psychoanalyse (pp. 93-107). Boom.
  • Bal, M. G. (2003). Critique of voice: the open score of her face. In N. Pedri (Ed.), Travelling concepts: memory, narrative, image (pp. 91-114). ASCA Press.
  • Bal, M. G. (2003). From cultural studies to cultural analysis: "A controlled reflection on the formation of method". In P. Bowman (Ed.), Interrogating cultural studies : theory, politics and practice (pp. 30-40). Pluto Press.
  • Bal, M. G. (2003). Allo-portraits. In D. Blostein, & P. Kleber (Eds.), Mirror or Mask? : Self-representation in the Modern Age (pp. 11-43). (Berliner Theaterwissenschaft; No. 11). Vistas.
  • Bal, M. G. (2003). Ecstatic aesthetics. In C. Farago, & R. Zwijnenberg (Eds.), Compelling visuality: the work of art in and out of history (pp. 1-30). University of Minnesota Press.
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