The sublime now
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White, L. and Pajaczkowska, C. White, L. and Pajaczkowska, C. (ed.) 2009. The sublime now. Newcastle Upon Tyne Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Title | The sublime now |
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Authors | White, L. and Pajaczkowska, C. |
Editors | White, L. and Pajaczkowska, C. |
Abstract | The Sublime now is a collection of essays dealing with the sublime in contemporary theory, culture and society. It includes papers by internationally renowned authors from the UK, America and Europe alongside the new voices of younger academics. The contributors were: Jane Bennett, Mark Bould, Eu Jin Chua, Gudrun Filipska, Cornelia Klinger, Esther Leslie, William McDonald, Laura Mulvey, Claire Pajaczkowska, Griselda Pollock, Gene Ray, Bettina Reiber, Jan Rosiek, Sherryl Vint, and Luke White. |
Keywords | sublime; sublimity; sublimation; contemporary art; contemporary culture; contemporary society; aesthetics; politics; ecology; globalisation; capitalism; modernity; postmodernity; gender; the body; affect; Baroque; eighteenth-century thought; twentieth-century thought; twenty-first-century thought; nature; Immanuel Kant; Edmund Burke; Longinus; Theodor Adorno; cinema; death; excess; religion; Romanticism; subjectivity; technology; terror; transcendence; thing-power; ice; Winsor McCay; Caspar David Friedrich; Spinoza; Nietzsche; Wallace Stevens; Damien Hirst; Cornelia Parker; k r buxey; Bernini; Vermeer; film noir; immigration; CGI; back-projection; Alfred Hitchcock; Mark Lewis. |
Research Group | Diasporas |
Visual Culture and Curating cluster | |
ISBN | |
Hardcover | 9781443813020 |
Publisher | Cambridge Scholars Publishing |
Place of publication | Newcastle Upon Tyne |
Publication dates | |
Oct 2009 | |
Publication process dates | |
Deposited | 31 Mar 2010 |
Output status | Published |
Accepted author manuscript | |
Additional information | My contributions were: co-editorship of book; single authorship of essay, “Damien Hirst’s Diamond Skull and the Capitalist Sublime”; single authorship of section introductions: “The Sublime After Kant,” “Capitalism, Terror, Art and the Sublime,” and “Baroque and Beyond: Art, Sex and the Sublime”; co-writing of book introduction; co-writing of essay “The Sublime in the Work of Cornelia Parker.” |
Language | English |
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