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245 04 The aesthetic turn in political thought /|cedited by 
       Nikolas Kompridis. 
264  1 New York :|bBloomsbury Academic,|c2014. 
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505 0  FC; Half title; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; 
       Acknowledgments; List of contributors; Introduction: 
       Turning and returning: The aesthetic turn in political 
       thought Nikolas Kompridis; PART ONE Aesthetic politics, 
       judgment, and worldly things; 1 "Delightful Horror": 
       Edmund Burke and the aesthetics of democratic revolution 
       Jason Frank; 2 "We Feel Our Freedom": Imagination and 
       judgment in the thought of Hannah Arendt Linda M.G. 
       Zerilli; 3 Arendt, aesthetics, and "The Crisis in Culture"
       Patchen Markell; PART TWO Poetics, theory, and utopian 
       politics. 
505 8  4 Fanon's decolonial aesthetic Lewis R. Gordon5 Journeys 
       to farther shores: Intersecting movements of poetics, 
       politics, and theory beyond Utopia Lia Haro and Romand 
       Coles; PART THREE Receptivity, re-inscription, 
       affirmation; 6 Recognition and receptivity: Forms of 
       normative response in the lives of the animals we are 
       Nikolas Kompridis; 7 For the love of earthly life: 
       Nietzsche and Winnicott between modernism and naturalism 
       Melissa A. Orlie; 8 "Writing a Name in the Sky": Rancière,
       Cavell, and the possibility of egalitarian inscription 
       Aletta J. Norval. 
505 8  PART FOUR Aesthetic "seeing as," politics of the "as if"9 
       Blankets, screens, and projections: Or, the claim of film 
       Davide Panagia; 10 The aesthetic dimension: Aesthetics, 
       politics, knowledge Jacques Rancière; Index. 
520    "The growing exploration of political life from an 
       aesthetic perspective has become so prominent that we can 
       now speak of an "aesthetic turn" in political theory. But 
       what does it mean and why an aesthetic turn? This 
       collection of essays aims to answer such questions from a 
       variety of perspectives, to think in a new way about the 
       possibilities and weaknesses of democratic politics. The 
       book first outlines the theoretical motivations and 
       historical conditions that led to the turn to aesthetics. 
       Essays then call attention to the presence of aesthetic 
       themes and arguments in political theory as well as to 
       parallels between theories of aesthetics and politics, 
       revealing how much political theory can gain from making 
       use of aesthetic modes of thought. They demonstrate that 
       much of what is essential to democratic politics can in 
       fact only be disclosed through aesthetic theorizing. A 
       significant contribution to the contemporary debate in 
       political theory, The Aesthetic Turn in Political Thought 
       will appeal to all students interested in the 
       interdisciplinary crossroads of aesthetic and politics"--
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520    "Collection of essays that focuses on the influence of 
       aesthetic theories and concepts on political theorizing"--
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