Abstrakt
The aim of this article is to show that the prevalence of the topic of aesthetics and art in the mature theory of Jacques Rancière is a result of consequent development of his conceptualization of politics in the Ten Thesis on Politics and Disagreement: politics and philosophy. Evoking key notions developed by this French philosopher - such as the distribution of the sensible, regime of arts, subjectivization - I will argue that the issue of the aesthetic experience and the promise of political emancipation inherent in it has a pivotal meaning for the Rancièrean relation between aesthetics and politics.
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Prawa autorskie (c) 2016 Hubert Gromny

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