Bodies and corporeality are central aspects of the works of Gilles Deleuze and Michel Foucault. For the first time, these concepts are focused on comparatively. This interdisciplinary volume presents images from the work of both thinkers related to aesthetics and ethics as reflections of the relationship between body and image and emphasises the links between bodies, power, and ethics. The contributions, composed partly in German and partly in English, provide a thematic overview and serve as a foundational introduction to the subject, while at the same time considering specific questions arising from recent readings of Deleuze and Foucault. Particularly for academics in the fields of philosophy and art history, as well as media, theatre, and cultural studies, this book offers extended and in-depth reading.
Merleau-Ponty, Foucault, Deleuze: Thinking the Lived, Utopic Body (without Organs)Pages 187 - 204 Kyla Bruff Download chapter (PDF)
Zum Dilemma von Materialität und ErfahrungPages 205 - 220 Angelika Seppi, Kyla Bruff, Jürgen Gunia, Irene Breuer, Sjoerd van Tuinen, Claudia Blümle, Jadwiga Kamola, Kerstin Borchhardt, Agnieszka Anna Wolodzko, Pierre Buhlmann, Arianna Sforzini, Guillaume Collett, Marc Rölli, Christoph Dittrich Download chapter (PDF)
