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Epilogue: ‘‘The Photographs Tell It All’’: On an Ethics of Appearance
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Davide Panagia
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- Illustrations xi
- Grazie xiii
- Prologue: Narratocracy and the Contours of Political Life 1
- One: From Nomos to Nomad: Kant, Deleuze, and Rancière on Sensation 21
- Two: The Piazza, the Edicola, and the Noise of the Utterance 45
- Three: Machiavelli’s Theory of Sensation and Florence’s Vita Festiva 74
- Four: The Viewing Subject: Caravaggio, Bacon, and The Ring 96
- Five: ‘‘You’re Eating Too Fast!’’: Slow Food’s Ethos of Convivium 123
- Epilogue: ‘‘The Photographs Tell It All’’: On an Ethics of Appearance 149
- Notes 155
- Bibliography 189
- Index 201
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- Illustrations xi
- Grazie xiii
- Prologue: Narratocracy and the Contours of Political Life 1
- One: From Nomos to Nomad: Kant, Deleuze, and Rancière on Sensation 21
- Two: The Piazza, the Edicola, and the Noise of the Utterance 45
- Three: Machiavelli’s Theory of Sensation and Florence’s Vita Festiva 74
- Four: The Viewing Subject: Caravaggio, Bacon, and The Ring 96
- Five: ‘‘You’re Eating Too Fast!’’: Slow Food’s Ethos of Convivium 123
- Epilogue: ‘‘The Photographs Tell It All’’: On an Ethics of Appearance 149
- Notes 155
- Bibliography 189
- Index 201
