… experiential body served as the inviolable source of Truth in the new aesthetics of autonomy,
… the Olympics celebrated the athletic body while fostering a “unified body politic” among the …

… rest of the body—or between one’s face and the body politic? … of the face does not mark its
autonomy from the social realm, … in the visible body of the actor, the aesthetic standard that …

… with body politics. The politics of the body is ripe with potential since throughout the
course of history, it has been a significant agent of revolution. Of course, this symbol of the …

… political authority and the public realm more broadly. An … political aesthetic is proposed
that replaces Kant’s aesthetic … aesthetic judgment, with Alfred North Whitehead’s aesthetic …

… At the same time, areas not usually thought of as artistic make powerful use of aesthetics. …
This combination of diverse fields is what the authors call “investigative aesthetics”: the …

… Body Politic, the medieval metaphor that equates a state, nation or other collectivity (a church,
a society) to a (male) biological body. … The Body Politic has always been a masculine body …

In this article we develop the analysis and the conceptualization of the relationship between
play and work within the increasingly aestheticized working life, drawing on the scholarship …

… Kantian understanding of human autonomy through which the … used to signify any body
politic “whose organization derives … recourse to aesthetics become the politics of aesthetics, in …

… It thereby provides a succinct but comprehensive account of how his historical ontology
and his defence of political autonomy form the backdrop for his writings on aesthetics, …

My comparative study of works for the stage by three twentieth-century women writers traces
a distinct feminist genealogy in Italian theater. I focus on authors whose plays have been …