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whatever it is they want to know. Furthermore, anyone can lead, and the oppressed should not feel bound to experts or reliant on others for their intellectual emancipation.
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Scoop: we've found out where the
Socialist candidate got her ideas! From this intellectual sensitive to political alienation. Jacques Rancière.
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1192:"Jean-Luc Godard, La religion de l'art. Entretien avec Jacques Rancière" paru dans
1162:'The Politics of Aesthetics': Jacques Rancière Interviewed by Nicolas Vieillescazes
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1096:"An Interview with Jacques Rancière: Playing Freely, from the Other, to the Letter"
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1537:"Translation: Jacques Rancière, the philosopher who inspires Ségolène Royal"
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Psychopedagogy: Freud, Lacan, and the
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Jacques Rancière: Democracy, Equality, Emancipation in a Changing World
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Politics and Aesthetics, Jacques Ranciere interviewed by Peter Hallward
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1183:"Aesthetics against Incarnation: An Interview by Anne Marie Oliver,"
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The Ignorant Schoolmaster: Five Lessons in Intellectual Emancipation
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Jacques Rancière interviewed by Rye Dag Holmboe for The White Review
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The Ignorant Schoolmaster: Five Lessons in Intellectual Emancipation
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The Nights of Labor: The Workers' Dream in Nineteenth-Century France
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The Ignorant Schoolmaster: Five Lessons in Intellectual Emancipation
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Theories of democracy, disagreement, the Visual, "part with no part"
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1462:. Translated by Rockhill, Gabrel. London: Bloomsbury Academic.
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has named Rancière as an important precursor to the project of
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critique of the methods and goals of the traditional study of
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of guest lectures given at U.C. Berkeley. February/March 2008
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From 1975 to 1981, Rancière was a figurehead for the Journal
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Film, Negation and Freedom: Capitalism and Romantic Critique
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The Political Thought of Jacques Rancière: Creating Equality
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Volume 103, Number 2/3, Spring/Summer 2004, pp. 297–310
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The Politics of Aesthetics: The Distribution of the Sensible
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Jacques Rancière on the French Presidential Elections, 2017
983:"Is there a Deleuzian Aesthetics?" Tr. Radmila Djordjevic,
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Academic staff of Paris 8 University Vincennes-Saint-Denis
1635:. Todd May (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2008).
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Jacques Rancière on Radical Equality and Adult Education
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Politics — an activity the subject of which is equality.
1641:. Davide Panagia (Durham: Duke University Press, 2018).
1158:, Jacques Rancière interviewed by Sudeep Dasgupta, 2008
457:, the editor and translator into English of Rancière's
1156:"Art Is Going Elsewhere. And Politics Has to Catch It"
1121:, Jacques Rancière interviewed by Pablo Bustinduy, in
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Mute Speech: Literature, Critical Theory, and Politics
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The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
1319:. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. p. 125.
1294:. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. p. 125.
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1586:. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. p. 150.
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Rancière, Jacques (2004) . Rockhill, Gabriel (ed.).
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A coffee with Jacques Rancière Beneath the Acropolis
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803:Aisthesis: Scenes from the Aesthetic Regime of Art
747:Staging the People: The Proletarian and His Double
453:Among those intellectuals influenced by his work,
450:described Rancière as her favourite philosopher.
553:The Names of History: On the Poetics of Knowledge
3778:Commandeurs of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres
1681:. Art and Research. Volume 2. No. 1. Summer 2008
1651:Jacques Rancière: Education, Truth, Emancipation
1535:Patrice Bollon; Mark K. Jensen (December 2006).
1617:Jacques Rancière: Politics, History, Aesthetics
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247:Rancière contributed to the influential volume
223:University of Paris VIII: Vincennes—Saint-Denis
442:theory had become a point of reference in the
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1692:Jacques Rancière, The Politics of Aesthetics.
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2538:The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons
1749:The Encyclopaedia of Philosophy of Education
1627:Politica delle immagini. Su Jacques Rancière
1056:Centre for the Study of Developing Societies
1613:. (New York & London: Continuum, 2011).
1342:Jacques Ranciere: Key Contemporary Thinkers
1196:, « Où en est le God-Art ? »
1112:"We Are Always Ignorant of our own Effects"
994:Volume 47, Number 2, 2014, pp. 196–209
976:"Who Is the Subject of the Rights of Man?"
3718:Academic staff of European Graduate School
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1407:Molly Quinn. "Committing (to) Ignorance".
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1633:The Political Thought of Jacques Rancière
438:In 2006, it was reported that Rancière's
374:to the English translation of Rancière's
1409:Epistemologies of Ignorance in Education
1280:The Politics of Aesthetics. Book Review.
1058:(CSDS). Video Lecture. February 6, 2009.
987:Volume 14, Number 2, 2004, pp. 1–14
291:Its title acting as both a reference to
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600:Short Voyages to the Land of the People
1426:. Cambridge, UK: Polity. p. 130.
1144:Eurozine interview with Ranciere, 2006
1037:. Portland, Oregon, February 29, 2008.
517:33 (Fall 1977). New York: Telos Press.
484:Rancière's work in English translation
3594:Violence § Philosophical perspectives
1541:United for Peace of Pierce County, WA
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708:Dissensus: On Politics and Aesthetics
586:Disagreement: Politics and Philosophy
557:This is a brief book, arguing for an
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1098:interviewed by Joseph R. Shafer, in
1085:. Video Lecture. September 21, 2017.
1722:Notes on the Politics of Aesthetics
790:Mallarmé: The Politics of the Siren
1757:"Jacques Rancière, l'indiscipliné"
1106:"Representation Against Democracy"
922:(2022), tr. by Emiliano Battista:
565:. It has been influential in the
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1766:. A special issue of the journal
1607:Jacques Rancière: An Introduction
1344:. Cambridge: Polity. p. 37.
1063:"Negation and Cinematic Vertigo."
1026:"What Makes Images Unacceptable?"
205:; born 10 June 1940) is a French
3763:21st-century French philosophers
3758:20th-century French philosophers
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1775:The big bird promotes inequality
1679:With and Around Jacques Rancière
1252:Jacques Rancière Faculty Profile
1035:Pacific Northwest College of Art
792:(2011), tr. by Steven Corcoran:
723:(2010), tr. by Steven Corcoran:
3713:École Normale Supérieure alumni
1784:. Katapult-Magazine. 11.05.2015
1697:. Book Review. August 17, 2006.
1365:Deranty, Jean-Phillipe (2010).
909:(2020), tr. by Steve Corcoran:
883:(2019), tr. by Steve Corcoran:
749:(2011), tr. by David Fernbach:
684:(2009), tr. by Steve Corcoran:
510:in the French original edition)
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1789:Critical review of Rancière's
1645:Jacques Rancière: Key Concepts
1369:. Durham: Acumen. p. 18.
1367:Jacques Rancière: Key Concepts
779:(2011), tr. by James Swenson:
721:Chronicles of Consensual Times
682:Aesthetics and its Discontents
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1670:Jacques Rancière Faculty Page
1068:. Video Lecture. August 2009.
978:The South Atlantic Quarterly,
948:(2024), tr. by Andrew Brown:
935:(2024), tr. by Andrew Brown:
820:(2013), tr. by Erik Beranek:
209:, Professor of Philosophy at
2668:Aestheticization of politics
960:Selected articles in English
907:What Times Are We Living In?
630:The Philosopher and His Poor
324:interventions and even war.
278:The Philosopher and His Poor
274:Le philosophe et ses pauvres
3768:21st-century French writers
3519:Interpellation (philosophy)
3322:Non-representational theory
1317:May 1968 and its Afterlives
1292:May 1968 and its Afterlives
846:(2016), tr. by Julie Rose:
833:(2014), tr. by Julie Rose:
805:(2013), tr. by Zakir Paul:
766:(tr. by Emiliano Battista)
736:(2011), tr. by Julie Rose:
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3743:French philosophers of art
3474:Existence precedes essence
1460:The Politics of Aesthetics
1129:"Democracy Means Equality"
992:Novel: A Forum on Fiction,
990:"The Thread of the Novel"
734:The Politics of Literature
459:The Politics of Aesthetics
376:The Politics of Aesthetics
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3609:Hermeneutics of suspicion
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1390:Jacques Ranciere (1981).
1232:, Springer, 2009, p. 161.
920:The Time of the Landscape
817:Bela Tarr, the Time After
695:The Emancipated Spectator
669:The Aesthetic Unconscious
573:On the Shores of Politics
475:within literary studies.
350:The Ignorant Schoolmaster
255:student uprising in Paris
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3589:Transvaluation of values
3395:Apollonian and Dionysian
1773:Rancières view on Marx:
1717:. Eurozine, 1 March 2007
1674:European Graduate School
1263:European Graduate School
1066:European Graduate School
307:group, of which some of
211:European Graduate School
144:University of Paris VIII
86:École normale supérieure
3733:French literary critics
2688:Evolutionary aesthetics
2638:The Aesthetic Dimension
1601:The Lessons of Rancière
1422:Harman, Graham (2020).
1217:The Future of the Image
968:"Ten Theses on Politics
946:Rethinking Emancipation
894:Politics and Aesthetics
643:The Future of the Image
168:philosophy of education
104:21st-century philosophy
3659:Philosophy of language
3624:Linguistic determinism
3534:Master–slave dialectic
3509:Historical materialism
2805:Continental philosophy
2618:Avant-Garde and Kitsch
2568:Lectures on Aesthetics
1619:. Eds. Phil Watts and
1584:The Limits of Critique
1568:Kitchen, Will (2023).
1340:Davis, Oliver (2010).
1315:Ross, Kristin (2002).
1290:Ross, Kristin (2002).
1278:Rancière, For Dummies.
1185:Critical Inquiry, 2008
1074:"The Edge of Fiction,"
844:The Method of Equality
425:— consensus system of
309:Les Rèvoltes Logiques'
303:slogan adopted by the
301:Cultural Revolutionary
126:Continental philosophy
62:(present-day Algiers,
3539:Master–slave morality
3347:Psychoanalytic theory
2763:Philosophy portal
1639:Rancière's Sentiments
1582:Felski, Rita (2015).
1083:Ohio State University
615:, ed. and transl. by
567:philosophy of history
479:Selected bibliography
285:Les Révoltes Logiques
233:structuralist Marxist
225:. After co-authoring
221:of Philosophy at the
164:philosophy of history
2708:Philosophy of design
2588:In Praise of Shadows
2578:The Critic as Artist
881:The Edges of Fiction
467:The literary critic
399:political philosophy
356:Political philosophy
305:Gauche Prolétarienne
202:[ʒakʁɑ̃sjɛʁ]
156:Political philosophy
3773:French male writers
3708:People from Algiers
3359:Speculative realism
2718:Philosophy of music
2693:Mathematical beauty
1730:. Book Review. 2006
1708:On Jacques Rancière
1686:Rancière's Lessons.
1043:"Nights of Labour,"
656:Hatred of Democracy
541:(1987, tr. 1991) -
289:May 1968 uprisings.
3748:Poststructuralists
3479:Existential crisis
3410:Binary oppositions
3337:Post-structuralism
2713:Philosophy of film
2703:Patterns in nature
2673:Applied aesthetics
2648:Why Beauty Matters
2434:Life imitating art
2295:Art for art's sake
1794:Book review. 2014.
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1770:, 2004 (in French)
1762:2009-02-15 at the
1743:2011-07-21 at the
1713:2016-12-24 at the
1396:. pp. 13, 18.
1257:2010-04-17 at the
1215:Jacques Rancière.
1167:2019-06-23 at the
1149:2016-04-06 at the
1133:Radical Philosophy
1117:2016-03-04 at the
1071:Jacques Rancière.
1061:Jacques Rancière.
1040:Jacques Rancière.
1023:Jacques Rancière.
971:Theory & Event
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760:Althusser's Lesson
219:Emeritus Professor
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114:Western philosophy
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2598:Art as Experience
1684:Thomas Campbell.
1524:978-0-271-03450-8
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1469:978-1-7809-3535-5
1433:978-1-5095-1268-3
1411:. pp. 31–52.
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3698:1940 births
3644:Film theory
3554:Ontopoetics
3459:Death drive
3435:Ideological
3354:Romanticism
3285:Hegelianism
3059:Kierkegaard
2919:Castoriadis
2879:de Beauvoir
2864:Baudrillard
2532:(c. 335 BC)
2522:(c. 390 BC)
2501:Work of art
2454:Picturesque
2310:Avant-garde
2267:Winckelmann
2142:Kierkegaard
2067:Collingwood
2037:Baudrillard
1964:Romanticism
1934:Historicism
1868:Mathematics
1754:(in French)
1690:Ben Davis.
1545:Paris Match
1506:May, Todd.
1276:Ben Davis.
1194:CinémAction
1189:(in French)
1173:Naked Punch
985:Qui Parle?,
469:Rita Felski
444:visual arts
397:Rancière's
379:of Equals,
266:proletariat
207:philosopher
72:Nationality
3692:Categories
3599:Wertkritik
3504:Hauntology
3469:Difference
3464:Différance
3204:Sloterdijk
3074:Kołakowski
2471:Recreation
2449:Perception
2342:Creativity
2042:Baumgarten
2032:Baudelaire
1914:Classicism
1829:Aesthetics
1768:Labyrinthe
1551:9 December
1442:2019008491
1203:References
1100:SubStance,
1090:Interviews
874:" (2018),
372:Appendix I
343:themselves
160:aesthetics
44:1940-06-10
3634:Semiotics
3629:Semantics
3614:Discourse
3494:Genealogy
3484:Facticity
3255:Absurdism
3184:Schelling
3154:Nietzsche
3029:Heidegger
2844:Bachelard
2829:Althusser
2476:Reverence
2382:Eroticism
2352:Depiction
2325:Masculine
2227:Santayana
2187:Nietzsche
2132:Hutcheson
2122:Heidegger
2107:Greenberg
2062:Coleridge
2027:Balthasar
2012:Aristotle
1974:Theosophy
1969:Symbolism
1944:Modernism
1929:Formalism
1791:Aisthesis
876:Babylonia
762:(2011) -
555:(1994) -
440:aesthetic
434:Influence
427:modernity
385:dissensus
295:’s poem,
270:knowledge
3672:Category
3514:Ideology
3430:Immanent
3425:Critique
3380:Alterity
3373:Concepts
3248:Theories
3234:Williams
3209:Spengler
3164:Rancière
3094:Lefebvre
3079:Kristeva
3044:Irigaray
3039:Ingarden
3019:Habermas
3009:Guattari
2994:Foucault
2969:Eagleton
2914:Cassirer
2894:Bourdieu
2889:Blanchot
2874:Benjamin
2859:Bataille
2751:Category
2683:Axiology
2552:(c. 500)
2542:(c. 100)
2417:Judgment
2372:Emotions
2367:Elegance
2347:Cuteness
2320:Feminine
2283:Concepts
2252:Tanizaki
2232:Schiller
2217:Richards
2207:Rancière
2177:Maritain
2112:Hanslick
2052:Benjamin
1924:Feminism
1893:Theology
1873:Medieval
1863:Japanese
1858:Internet
1778:Archived
1760:Archived
1741:Archived
1736:(2010).
1711:Archived
1255:Archived
1228:K. Cho,
1165:Archived
1147:Archived
1115:Archived
1054:for the
710:(2010):
697:(2010):
658:(2007):
645:(2007):
619:(2004):
602:(2003):
575:(1995):
393:le tort.
262:ideology
215:Saas-Fee
3499:Habitus
3415:Boredom
3305:Freudo-
3300:Western
3295:Marxism
3219:Strauss
3189:Schmitt
3129:Marcuse
3119:Lyotard
3109:Luhmann
3104:Levinas
3054:Jaspers
3049:Jameson
3034:Husserl
3014:Gramsci
3004:Gentile
2999:Gadamer
2959:Dilthey
2954:Derrida
2949:Deleuze
2884:Bergson
2854:Barthes
2824:Agamben
2746:Outline
2661:Related
2528:Poetics
2496:Tragedy
2486:Sublime
2459:Quality
2444:Mimesis
2402:Harmony
2387:Fashion
2362:Ecstasy
2357:Disgust
2273:more...
2242:Scruton
2167:Lyotard
2102:Goodman
2082:Deleuze
2017:Aquinas
2007:Alberti
1980:more...
1959:Realism
1939:Marxism
1919:Fascism
1902:Schools
1888:Science
1843:Ancient
1079:YouTube
1048:YouTube
1031:YouTube
588:(1998)
563:history
525:(1989)
198:French:
64:Algeria
55:Algiers
3448:Dasein
3199:Serres
3179:Sartre
3169:Ricœur
3124:Marcel
3114:Lukács
3089:Latour
3064:Kojève
2989:Fisher
2984:Fichte
2974:Engels
2944:Debord
2939:de Man
2929:Cixous
2924:Cioran
2904:Butler
2869:Bauman
2849:Badiou
2834:Arendt
2819:Adorno
2652:(2009)
2642:(1977)
2632:(1946)
2622:(1939)
2612:(1935)
2602:(1934)
2592:(1933)
2582:(1891)
2572:(1835)
2562:(1757)
2429:Kitsch
2407:Humour
2337:Comedy
2315:Beauty
2257:Vasari
2247:Tagore
2222:Ruskin
2162:Lukács
2152:Langer
2097:Goethe
2022:Balázs
2002:Adorno
1883:Nature
1848:Africa
1727:Fillip
1695:artnet
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172:cinema
134:Maoism
121:School
110:Region
76:French
3677:Index
3584:Trace
3564:Power
3559:Other
3549:Ontic
3390:Angst
3239:Žižek
3224:Weber
3214:Stein
3149:Negri
3144:Nancy
3084:Lacan
3069:Koyré
3024:Hegel
2979:Fanon
2934:Croce
2909:Camus
2899:Buber
2741:Index
2510:Works
2491:Taste
2481:Style
2262:Wilde
2202:Plato
2197:Pater
2157:Lipps
2117:Hegel
2087:Dewey
2077:Danto
2057:Burke
1878:Music
1853:India
1836:Areas
1609:, by
1250:See:
1102:2021.
999:Films
515:Telos
409:time.
381:demos
100:20th-
3489:Gaze
3229:Weil
3174:Said
3134:Marx
2839:Aron
2465:Rasa
2423:Kama
2397:Gaze
2332:Camp
2212:Rand
2147:Klee
2137:Kant
2127:Hume
2047:Bell
1553:2013
1520:ISBN
1512:ISBN
1492:ISBN
1484:ISBN
1464:ISBN
1438:LCCN
1428:ISBN
1371:ISBN
1346:ISBN
1321:ISBN
1296:ISBN
1011:Arte
973:2001
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937:ISBN
924:ISBN
911:ISBN
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217:and
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2964:Eco
2392:Fun
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