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Aesthetics

Rancière's historical regime in which art is identified by a special mode of experience rather than by rules of genre, set against ethical and representative regimes.

In aesthetics, aesthetic regime of art refers to rancière's historical regime in which art is identified by a special mode of experience rather than by rules of genre, set against ethical and representative regimes. This meaning comes from Rancière (2004) in The politics of aesthetics.[1]

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References

Rancière, J. (2004). The politics of aesthetics. Continuum. ISBN 9780826470676

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