… on what we are calling ‘aesthetic entrepreneurship’. We argue that the politics of beauty remains
a … of ‘being’ and ‘becoming’ in representations of the labour of beauty in popular culture. …

… It is thus as much of medical and popular culture as … purification comes to link the body political
and the aesthetic body as the focus of … In the Enlightenment, the desire to efface individual …

… The broader implications of this dissertation suggest that transformations in the body politic
of the Arab Spring may be embedded in the performative practices and historical processes …

… of substantive human values: aesthetic creativity, social … , and the supposed reconstitution
of body and body politic due to … popular culture. Another extremely important aspect of cyborg …

… of eighteenth-century British aesthetics. They chart the evolution of aesthetic concepts and
discuss the ethical and political significance of the aesthetic theories of several key figures, …

… or so in the pages of the journal Public Culture, coedited with … of a stable, national aesthetic
tradition that has transmitted … most need as members of our body politic."70 By reviving the …

… enlightenment rationality—but also its reconstitution as a decentered text. Francis Barker
explains that the modern body… culinization of the body and the reification of the body politic. We …

… “Exploiting the new freedom created by the drive for civil rights during the past generation,
black artists have escaped from the aesthetic ghetto to which they were once confined, where …

… about moral or aesthetic issues rather than political or economic … no real threat to the body
politic that these unemployed young … in the iconography of popular culture went also largely …

… In Williams's enlightened universalism we can begin to see some of the contradictory … public
culture of political activism that emerged during the 1790s. By looking at the Gothic aesthetic …