Journal Maska, Year XXXII, no. 185–186 (autumn 2017)
Urednica: Amelia Kraigher
ISSN 1318-0509
The Aesthethic Revolution
This issue of Maska is dedicated to the work of Jacques Rancière and the discussions opened up by his distinctive examination of “the sensible fabric” and “intelligible forms”1 that establish the world of art but also co-inform the coordinates of the world we live in. The issue is the result of a conference The Aesthetic Regime of Art: Dimensions of Rancière’s Theory, organised in Ljubljana by the Maska Institute and the Slovenian Society of Aesthetics between 26-28 November 2015 on the occasion of the Slovene translation of Aisthesis: Scenes from the Aesthetic Regime of Art. Rancière himself attended the conference, which he opened with a public lecture (also included in the present issue) at the Slovene Book Fair.
Journal Maska, Year XXXII, no. 185–186 (autumn 2017)
Urednica: Amelia Kraigher
ISSN 1318-0509
Contents
Rok Benčin
SCENES OF A WORLD – EDITORIAL
Jacques Rancière
THE AESTHETIC REVOLUTION
Steven Corcoran
THE LOST THREAD OF STRATEGY: LORD JIM, JACQUES RANCIÈRE
AND DREAMING
Rok Benčin
METAPHORICAL AND METONYMICAL EQUALITY: FROM A RHETORIC OF SOCIETY TO AN AESTHETICS OF POLITICS
Bruno Besana
FICTIONING DISAGREEMENT: THE CONSTUCTION OF SEPARATION IN THE WORK OF JACQUES RANCIÈRE
Andrej Šprah
THE REFUGEE ISSUE AT THE HEART OF POLITICAL FILM
Pia Brezavšček, Saška Rakef Perko
“YOU OUGHT NOT TO BE OBSSESED WITH THE IDEA THAT YOU HAVE TO INTERVENE ON EVERY SUBJECT AT EVERY MOMENT.” Interview with Jacques Rancière
Natalija Majsova
TAKING CINEMATIC AESTHETICS INTO OUTER SPACE: DREAMING OF SPACE AND PAPER SOLDIER
Ivana Perica
HYBRIDITY: DISCUSSING RANCIÈRE WITH AUSTRO-MARXISM
Lev Kreft
DANDY SOCIALISM
