Reading Ranciere: Critical Dissensus: Table of Contents

Reading Rancière: Critical Dissensus

 

Table of Contents

 

Notes on Contributors

 

Paul Bowman and Richard Stamp: Introduction: A critical dissensus

 

Jacques Rancière: The thinking of dissensus: politics and aesthetics

 

Samuel A. Chambers: The Politics of the Police: From Neoliberalism to Anarchism, and back to Democracy

 

Rey Chow and Julian Rohrhuber: On Captivation: A Remainder from the ‘Indistinction of Art and Nonart’

 

Jodi Dean: Politics Without Politics

 

Ben Highmore: Out of Place: Unprofessional Painting, Jacques Rancière, and the Distribution of the Sensible

 

Suhail Malik and Andrea Phillips: The wrong of contemporary art: aesthetics and political indeterminacy

 

Oliver Marchart: The Second Return of the Political: Democracy and the Syllogism of Equality

 

Linsey McGoey: Police reinforcement: the anti-politics of organizational life

 

Martin McQuillan: Paul de Man and Art History I: Modernity, Aesthetics and Community in Jacques Rancière

 

Mark Robson: Film, Fall, Fable: Rancière, Rossellini, Flaubert, Haneke

 

Alex Thomson: On The Shores of History

 

Alberto Toscano: Anti-Sociology and its Limits

 

Jacques Rancière: Against an ebbing tide: An interview with Jacques Rancière