… institution of the magistracies’ and ‘the entire body politic’ by way of comparison with organisms
(see … With my proposal in this article, I believe that I have shown how aesthetic autonomy …

… to mask performs an exaltation of individual autonomy and the freedom of choice of each …
, but a competing politics of aesthetics inextricably intertwined with political ontology via the …

… have any place in society itself, or in the body politic. They can only be produced in another,
… what it sees as the “autonomy of bourgeois art” – a false autonomy that enables the artwork, …

… his work discourse plays an autonomous role through which power … that to this day the body
politic is often endowed with some … taken from its original context becomes purely aesthetic a …

… To be in such a state of heteronomy blocks the path to autonomous and disinterested … of
the legal authorities and even of the entire body politic. For in a whole of this kind certainly no …

In The Difference Aesthetics Makes cultural critic Kandice Chuh asks what the humanities
might be and do if organized around what she calls “illiberal humanism” instead of around the …

… All of the essays collected here add to our understanding of body politics by … Body Politic:
Manner and Mimesis in Eighteenth-Century Ballet” we return to that crucial site of body politics, …

… anthem and alludes to the aesthetics of Nazi-era films (such as Leni Riefenstahl’s work), that
focus on mountains, streams and other aspects of the national body, white men and women…

… The case of FIG therefore shows, like that of the AEC, how the social aesthetics of performance
can only be grasped through an analysis of both the autonomy and the entanglement of …

… In the wake of Walter Benjamin, Roland Barthes in the 1960s and, more recently, Jacques
Rancière denounced the hypocritical illusions and claims about the autonomy of aesthetics. …