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Articles by Jacques Ranciere

The Aesthetic Revolution and its Outcomes
- Jacques Ranciere,
in NLR 14, March-April 2002, pp. 133-151
Subjects: Aesthetics,

Schiller’s conception of play, foundation at once of the art of the beautiful and the art of living, as the original scene of Western aesthetics, generating a set of recurrent emplotments of the relations between life and art, from the Juno Ludovisi to Jeff Koons.
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