Titlebook: Ethics and the Arts; Paul Macneill Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 Aesthetics.Art.Bioethics.Dance.Ethics.Humaniti

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Literature and Ethics: Learning to Read with Emma Bovary he regarded as hypocritical and hollow—refused to sit in judgement on Emma Bovary. Her longing for tawdry ideals, men other than her husband who might be worthy of love, and for “what had looked so beautiful in books” suggests why, like Cervantes’ classic ., . is also a novel about an imagination d

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The Photograph Not as Proof but as Limitsts at the limits of representation, revealing there is more to the subject than can be contained by the image. Understanding photography in this way provides resources for constructing a mode of looking that maintains a form of otherness based on unknowability. Instead of turning the other into who

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Embracing the Unknown, Ethics and Danceesn’t know, in relation to a body which acts. However, it is one thing to acknowledge that dimming the lights on subjectivity can be aesthetically fruitful, another to call it .. This chapter explores the sense in which Spinoza’s understanding of goodness is able to introduce an ethical perspective

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: Contemporary Indigenous Dance, Loss and Cultural Intuitionseries of case studies taken from rehearsal notes..Contemporary Indigenous experience of ‘being in place’ and ‘seeing country’ are reflected on in order to understand how this work of ‘a(chǎn)rt making’ and ‘culture making’ can encourage audiences to ‘listen differently’ for Indigenous approaches to meani

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Politics and Ethics in Applied Theatre: Face-to-Face and Disturbing the Fabric of the Sensible suggests that theatre’s common prejudice towards physiognomy needs to be countered. Rather than seeing the face in order to be edified by the story of suffering it reveals, it should make an ethical demand for our responsibility to that person, and therefore, to all people in a similar situation. P