Auf den Leib gerückt glitschige Körper in der Kunst(-historiografie) der Frühen Neuzeit

This essay addresses the question of ethics and aesthetics of distance from a particular angle: the very instable fiction that is the human body. It traces how and what kind of distances collapse when the human body in all its resistance as an artistic and academic ‘object’ is approached. How does t...

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