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Vol. 33 No. 3 (2012): Autonomy and Heteronomy of Art, Corpus of Corpses, Another Deleuze
Vol. 33 No. 3 (2012): Autonomy and Heteronomy of Art, Corpus of Corpses, Another Deleuze
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2016-02-07
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Autonomy and Heteronomy of Art
Artistic Autonomy and Heteronomy
Aleš Erjavec
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Paradise Now: From Sexual Liberation to Aesthetic Revolution in the U.S. during the 1960s
Tyrus Miller
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Rancière’s Aesthetic Revolution and Its Modernist Residues
Jakub Stejskal
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The Autonomy of Art between Cultural Politics and Politics of Identity
Miško Šuvaković
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Corpus of Corpses
Introduction
Karmen Šterk, Mirt Komel, Eva Vrtačič
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A Dead Body
Jean-Luc Nancy
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From Subject to Corpse
Klemen Ploštajner
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The Body between Life and Corpse
Bojan Andjelković
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The Death and Work of Janez D.
Karmen Šterk
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“The Human Flesh – cru ou cuit?”: aesthetico-culinary dimensions of the corpse
Mirt Komel
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Out of Skin: At Three Gravesides
Shannon Bell
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Corpse of a White Chicken
Gašper Troh
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Death in Life: a Zombie Waitress and Her Boss Called “Corporate”
Niki D’Amore
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In the Name of Love
Eva Vrtačič
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Another Deleuze
Schizoanalysis: Analysis of the (Un)conscious Factors of Desire
Julija Magajna
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On the Role of Science in Deleuze
Matej T. Vatovec
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Portrait of Deleuze as a Poet
Arnauld Villani
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