… Berghahn defines aesthetic autonomy as the very foundation of classical-Romantic aesthetics.
A key figure in the history of aesthetic autonomy is Karl Philipp Moritz (1756–1793), who, …

… aesthetic while making sense of autonomy and collectivity binary. One is an example of
individual sovereignty and disability autonomy … with the problem of disability autonomy first. We …

… art world is enmeshed in body politics and the racialized class effects of gentrification. It is
also the site where the aesthetic excess of my own body and those of WOTR artists are both …

… aesthetic, necessarily sited and invariably political, and we discuss the implications for
entrepreneurship studies and research on the aesthetics and politics … the relative autonomy of the …

… for being individually autonomous, relationally autonomous, individually flourishing, and …
and fully supportive of the agential autonomy, relational autonomy , individual flourishing, and …

… North’s Political Aesthetic, sensitive to historical context and … justifying and autonomous,
wisely elusive of political agendas… to find a place within Ireland’s body politic.38 Yet, as the self-…

… , compounded by complementary forms of “postcolonial melancholia”, that has seen the
various nationalist drives in the body politic obtain today a more pronounced political autonomy. …

… from point A to point B,” and neither in terms of an aesthetic autonomy. Rather, the answer
that Agamben offers is that each time gesture occurs it is through loss: through the forgetting (…

… the human body as a place of ideological struggle to fuse the body with the body politic. …
both in the hierarchy of image politics and in the treatment of the autonomy of the original image. …

… and autonomous movement that continue to mark the politics of … autonomous aesthetics
and sexualities of Black and Latinx people. Her book Aesthetics of Excess: The Art and Politics of …