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Paperback Disability Aesthetics Book
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ISBN: 0472051008

ISBN13: 9780472051007

Disability Aesthetics

(Part of the Corporealities: Discourses of Disability Series)

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"Disability Aesthetics ambitiously redefines both 'disability' and 'aesthetics, ' showing us that disability is central not only to modern art but also to the way we apprehend (and interact with) bodies and buildings. Along the way, Tobin Siebers revisits the beautiful and the sublime, 'degenerate' art and 'disqualified' bodies, culture wars and condemned neighborhoods, the art of Marc Quinn and the fiction of Junot D?az---and much, much...

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