… by the atomization of late capitalist public culture.5 These are … ; rather, they aimed to reconstitute
white solidarity in the face … offers a challenge to a familiar Enlightenment narrative. The …

… in one of the most ubiquitous media of popular culture: film. Consequently, as I now …
cultural arrival and registering their political presence, they may appear chimerical in a political …

… the conditions for individual enlightenment and emancipation … coupled with popular
mobilization within the body politic can … be that a reconstitution ofNew York's body politic more …

… of art and beauty unfold via an appeal to enlightened interest. That is, artists and spectators
… is whether the body aesthetic ought to enlarge in line with or in advance of the body politic. …

… politics and avant-garde art. Rather than seeing the avant-garde discourse that emerges at
this time as a repudiation of the Enlightenment aesthetic, I … vicissitudes of popular culture, and …

… on the female body are demonstrations of body politics; the juxtaposition of the bodies of
He’… China to the three cultural phases set by historians: the “enlightening period” from 1919 to …

… theory, by situating German and Scottish Enlightenment theories in theological … aesthetic
autonomy and the body politic, and it is by being unattached from the political that aesthetics is …

… series of attempts to retrieve, reconstitute, and in a more or less overt manner, to defend the
… in Kant’s aesthetics and ethics demonstrates that the enlightened person does and should …

… enlightening) societal impact without being neither (political) propaganda nor social reception
serving the cultural … fragmented human and to help to reconstitute his totality by the means …

… , or reconstitute, an aesthetics of the self… body politic, starting from the non-hierarchical
distinction between the Leib, that is, the body as subjectively experienced (implicitly the “lived body…