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Showing 1 to 20 of 37 for “"Rancière"”.
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Rethinking critical theory between Rancière and the Frankfurt School
This thesis argues that Rancière’s conception of ‘aesthetic emancipation’ is a productive and neglected way of thinking about three political practices: a politics of memory, struggles for recognition and emancipatory education. I argue it can offer either a supplement or an alternative to recent …
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Mobilizing landscape architecture against urban precarity: Framing an applied-philosophy approach through the works of Henri Maldiney, Paul Ricoeur, and Jacques Rancière
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2024-09-16 without embargo terms
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Mobilizing landscape architecture against urban precarity: Framing an applied-philosophy approach through the works of Henri Maldiney, Paul Ricoeur, and Jacques Rancière
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2024-09-16 without embargo terms
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Art in the public realm and the politics of rural leisure: Access and environment
… practices. Informing both is the work of Jacques Rancière who theorises an ethical and social turn in the arts. Through both commissioned and self-initiated projects this thesis offers an interpretation of Jacques Rancière’s conception of dissensus (Rancière, 2010) modulated through an application …
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An aesthetic cartography of fast
… with resonating concepts of G. C. Spivak and J. Rancière. This revision illustrates Gandhi’s fasts and shows the process of how an individual may become the embodiment or representation of a national body-politic. The last chapter of the cartography explores the autopoetic-feedback loop between …
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Democracy, subjectivity and voice: Emersonian perfectionism and radical democratic theory
… voice in more detail. I therefore propose using Rancière’s work on the development of subjectivity, complemented by reference to James Tully and Cristoph Menke, to show how Cavellian aversive thinking can help develop democratic subjects. This also leads me to challenge the strict nature of the …
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Agonism and Antagonism: Past and Future Possibilites of Radical Democracy
… William Connolly, Bonnie Honig, and Jacques Rancière, this works looks to establish the circumstances in which such episodes are able to take an agonistic form. In establishing them and in analyzing their impact on the authors’ vision, suggestions for theoretical amendments are put forth for …
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Estetika a politika: pojetí Jacquese Rancièra
… on the writings of french theoretician Jacques Rancière. Particular emphasis is put on a manner, in which the spheres of aesthetics and politics appear and intervine in Rancière's works. The consequence of forementioned delimitation of the subject of my interest is that the thesis doesn't fully …
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From Freedom to Equality: Thinking Politics and Education with Jacques Ranciere
… degree. Turning to the writings of Jacques Rancière, I will argue that his own rethinking of emancipation and politics translates or shifts us from an emphasis on freedom to an emphasis on equality. Although such a shift may not seem novel, it introduces a new problematic of equality and …
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Precarious Bodies in Motion: Choreopolitics, Affect, and Flamenco Dissent in Spain
… upon the insights of political theorist Jacques Rancière, dance theorist André Lepecki, and affect theorist Brian Massumi, this study reveals the micro-political value of dancing in the form of dissensus and as an affective and aesthetic practice in politics. Dissensus, as articulated by …
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Hyper-Democracy: The Politics of Aristophanes
… especially (but not limited to) Jacques Rancière and Hannah Arendt. This conception is embodied in Aristophanes’ plays, particularly in those which stage and empower disenfranchised citizens, women, and slaves. What is at stake is also a new way of thinking about the theatre in classical …
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"Real" lives and "ordinary" objects: Partisan strategies of art making with garment makers of the Western Cape
… Achille Mbembe, Anthony Bogues and Jacques Rancière undergird these kinds of aesthetic projects, with their discourse on oppression, freedom and emancipation.
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Textures and Entanglements of Contemporary Afrikaner Cinema
… output. Then, following theories of Jacques Rancière and Achille Mbembe, I look at the aesthetic operations of Liefling (2010) and Pretville (2012), to inspect the insistence on 'cheer’ as part of the Afrikaner imagined community. In my subsequent chapter I conduct a close analysis of two …
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Die Meistererzählung. Theorie und Praxis in Synthesen zur deutschen Geschichte am Beispiel von Hans-Ulrich Wehler und Thomas Nipperdey
… So schrieb beispielsweise Jacques Rancière über den Annales-Historiker Fernand Braudel, Philippe Carrard über die französische Historiographie von Braudel bis Roger Chartier oder Ann Rigney über die Narrative zur Französischen Revolution. Für die deutsche Diskussion sind u.a. Thomas …
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Gendered Film Criticism and “Intolerable Images”: Representation of Female Trauma in Brady Corbet’s <em>Vox Lux</em> (2018)
… from Judith Lewis Herman, E. Ann Kaplan, Jacques Rancière and Susan Sontag, this thesis examines how the film's fragmented narrative and stylistic shifts represent the long-term psychological aftermath of trauma, manifesting as emotional dysregulation, substance abuse, and unpredictable behavior. …
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Capoeira emancipatória no ensino da dança: uma proposta emergente dos saberes de mestres na espacialidade da cinesfera
… (FREIRE, 2012), a emancipação intelectual (RANCIÈRE, 2010) e a Sociologia das Emergências (SANTOS, 2007), são temas chave para se pensar a capoeira no ambiente da dança como ação emancipatória. A pesquisa divide-se em quatro capítulos subdivididos em: Introdução; capoeira e emancipação - …
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The Morning After (the night before): Emancipating Spectators in Participatory Live Art
… emancipated spectator”, as outlined by Jacques Rancière, the study reconsiders its meaning within live art. In doing so, it demonstrates how ritual, presence and ethics converge to underpin the transformative and emergent processes that foster and manage participation, while acknowledging the …
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Ecosophy and socially engaged art. A practical investigation into contemporary curatorial production
… the curator is not an “enlightened expert” (Rancière, 1991), but an engaged citizen who uses a passionately weak (Majewska, 2019), interdisciplinary and critical practice to transform the mentality of life in the shared οἶκος.
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Artists’ Collectives and Collectivities: A Curatorial Investigation into Assembling the Social
… in which elements can be actively distributed (Rancière, 2000) to form temporal assemblages (Deleuze and Guattari, 1980) making the social 'a practice'. Rather than enquire for example, what is ‘community art’, this research removes an assumptive meaning and asks what is ‘community’ and how does …
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The Impasse of Liberal (In)Equality: Materialising Egalitarian Politics Through Collective Fidelity
… into purely heteronomous conducts, Jacques Rancière and Alain Badiou provide a way out of the impasse of liberal (in)equality. They do so by reconceptualising equality as a starting point rather than an objective of politics. Framed as such, egalitarian politics becomes a fully emancipatory …
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