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基本説明
This book offers the first sustained and critically balanced response to the work of this major contemporary theorist.
Full Description
Over the past 40 years, Jacques Ranciere's work has defined itself through a remarkable set of philosophical differences in relation to other key figures working in the fields of politics, philosophy and aesthetics. There have been significant philosophical, theoretical and aesthetic disagreements with influential figures in contemporary thought, including Althusser, Bourdieu, Derrida, Agamben, Deleuze, Foucault, Habermas and Badiou. Through these differences Ranciere has emerged as one of the world's leading contemporary theorists. Whilst Ranciere has long been a well-known force in francophone contexts, the translation of his works into English has generated a lot of excitement and catapulted him to the forefront of attention in several putatively distinct but interconnected fields: philosophy, politics, critical theory, aesthetics and film. Reading Ranciere intervenes in this ongoing discourse by assembling an eminent collection of critical assessments of the significance of Ranciere's diverse impact and growing influence.
This book offers a sustained, critically balanced response to the work of this major contemporary theorist, as well as a new interview and a key text published here for the first time.
Contents
Editors' Introduction Paul Bowman and Richard Stamp; 1. Fidelity to the Disagreement: Jacques Ranciere and Politics Benjamin Arditi; 2. Democracy and the 'Police' Sam Chambers; 3. The Freedom of Capture: Artwork - Trap - Equality Rey Chow and Julian Rohrhuber; 4. Politics Without Politics Jodi Dean; 5. Jacques Ranciere and the Orchestration of the Passions Ben Highmore; 6. Equal Sovereignty: Contemporary Art in the Regime of Democracy Suhail Malik and Andrea Phillips; 7. Between Autonomy and Heteronomy: Ranciere's Political Aesthetics as an Aesthetics of the Non-Political Oliver Marchart; 8. Police Reinforcement: Property, Conflict and the Political Complicity of Dissent Linsey McGoey; 9. Liberation Philosophy: Ranciere and Derrida Martin McQuillan; 10. Documenting the Real: Ranciere, Godard, Marker Nina Power; 11. Film, Fall, Fable: Ranciere, Rossellini, Flaubert, Haneke Mark Robson; 12. On the Shores of History Alex Thomson; 13. The Knowledge of Equality: A Plea for a Proletarian Science Alberto Toscano; Afterword Jacques Ranciere; Bibliography; Index.
