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Somapower: Somaesthetics Reads Politics

Series: Studies in Somaesthetics, Volume: 8

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004697805

Publisher:: Brill

Print Publication Date:: 09 May 2024

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- Art History
  - Art Theory
- Philosophy
  - Aesthetics & Cultural Theory

Front Matter

Preliminary Material

Somapower; or, Somaesthetics Reads Politics

Acknowledgements

Part 1 Practices of Somaesthetic Resistance

Chapter 1 For a Somaesthetics of Carceral Resistance: Dissociation, Sensation, and the Intercorporeal Field

Chapter 2 Misfit Mutiny: Somaesthetic Discomfort against the Abjection, Oppression, and Exclusion of Normativity

Chapter 3 Somaesthetics and the Somatic Experience of White Privilege

Chapter 4 Body Ecology and Digital Urbanism: Assimilation-Resistance-Hybridity

Chapter 5 The Body as a Place of Resistance to the Pandemic Politics of Global Corporations: Recovering the Sensibility of the Body

Part 2 Somaesthetics of Taste

Chapter 6 Cooking as Somaesthetic and Political Education

Chapter 7 Pragmatist Aesthetics, Ethics of Taste, and Feminism

Chapter 8 Somaesthetics and the Political Potential of Taste

Chapter 9 Biopower and Somapower: Suggesting a Theoretical Framework on a Heraclitan Basis

Afterword Somapower and Politics; Action, Affect, and Atmosphere

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