Spiritual Feminist Cinema
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
Dangi proposes a way of reading film in which the woman on screen is the perceiving subject. Silence, recollection and changes in how she sees herself can carry a scene.
Search the original publications behind Spiritual Feminist Cinema, from the founding paper to studies of conscience, language and literary form.

23 publications
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
Dangi proposes a way of reading film in which the woman on screen is the perceiving subject. Silence, recollection and changes in how she sees herself can carry a scene.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
The founding text brings poetry, memoir and spiritual inquiry into conversation around women’s voices and experiences of healing.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
A manifesto in six pillars connects writing and performance to ritual, memory and the reclamation of the feminine voice.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
Dangi develops a philosophy of creative practice grounded in consciousness and sincerity, tracing its roots to Spiritual Feminist Literature.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
Dangi brings Soulmodernism, Spiritual Feminist Literature and Eclipsoran into a shared account of how literature, language and art participate in cultural life.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
A method for reading how social conditions enter a character’s consciousness and shape ethical choice. Its seven dimensions allow for contradiction and unfinished change.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
A reading of Edna Pontellier asks why awakening in Kate Chopin’s novel changes a woman’s sense of what is possible even as the conditions of her life close in.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
Dangi asks what an author may keep private while publishing work about inner life, and how a measured public presence relates to literary authority.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
Dangi extends the question of authorship to the stage, considering how the female voice takes form in performance and claims its place in a genre’s history.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
Dangi reads three works by Dostoevsky to ask what responsibility demands once a person recognises the suffering of others.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
A study of authority, shame and recognition in Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, The Trial and The Castle.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
An examination of Dangi’s philosophical framework alongside Buddhist thought, Advaita Vedanta, Western ethics and feminist care ethics.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
The author sets out seven principles for approaching literary questions of dignity, responsibility and human becoming.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
The author revisits her book Good Girls Don’t Win through close attention to how its quotations and prose approach dignity, identity and women’s agency.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
How do atmosphere, silence and an attention to ordinary experience build a story? Dangi develops these elements as part of Soul Fiction.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
A study of Gothic atmosphere through emotional survival, memory and reflection within the author’s Soulmodernist framework.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
Dangi introduces two symbolic figures through which her Gothic writing and visual mythology explore endurance, connection and memory.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
A related framework in Dangi’s research on literature, leadership and culture.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
A proposal for fiction in which a character’s inner movement gives the narrative its shape.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
The founding paper describes the purpose of a creative lexicon and introduces its first entry, Eclipsora.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
A map of the overlapping genres Dangi places within Spiritual Feminist Literature and the concerns they share.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
Dangi considers how writing about painful experience can serve both personal healing and public advocacy for peace.
Mukata Dangi · Zenodo · v1
Dangi uses cartography as a way of reading women’s narratives, asking how a life story redraws the cultural landscape in which it is told.