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located bodies – six the aesthetic body

Dive into the realms of aesthetics, perception, and sensibilities through Orlan's carnal art, Leni Riefenstahl's fascist body movie, and Sei Shonagon's elegance arbiter role. Discover how the body itself can be a poetic object, creating artificial worlds and symbolizing political dynamics in this thought-provoking exploration.

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located bodies – six the aesthetic body

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  1. located bodies – sixthe aesthetic body

  2. aesthetics • perception and sensibilities – aesthetics refers to embodied worlds • and poetics – constructing worlds

  3. tactic – look to the limits of a case • what is the extreme case of the aesthetic body? – when the body itself is the object of a poetics

  4. Orlan • carnal art

  5. aesthetics • perception and sensibilities – aesthetics refers to embodied worlds • and poetics – constructing worlds

  6. the lists • classification and categorization • Sei Shonagon as arbiter of elegance • ordering the world • creating artificial worlds

  7. another limit case– Leni Riefenstahl and the fascist body

  8. movie - Triumph of the Will (1934)

  9. the place – Nuremberg, fields, stadia • and the people

  10. the place – Hitler’s Germany

  11. staging and choreography focusing on the male body, the body politic and the body and voice of Hitler

  12. an aesthetics of politics • the Pillow Book is precisely about the political – this is where it often resides • stagecraft/statecraft • symbolic figures • dynamics of relationship, friendship, envy

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