Unis vers Cythère
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Unis vers Cyth�re forms a continuation of the ongoing project to disseminate a new faculty of thought called cytherics, which is defined as the sighting and siting of aphrodisian - aesthetic-erotic - environments. The first part of the book proposes �polis thought� as a subdivision within political theory that would encourage attention to the polis element - the openness furnished by the classical polis/city for disputation, rhetoric, performance, ceremony, and the carnivalesque - for political…
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- Author: Josef Chytry
- Publisher: Lang, Peter
- Year: 2009
- ISBN-10: 1433107325
- ISBN-13: 9781433107320
- Format: 15.4 x 23.1 x 2.2 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Unis vers Cyth�re forms a continuation of the ongoing project to disseminate a new faculty of thought called cytherics, which is defined as the sighting and siting of aphrodisian - aesthetic-erotic - environments. The first part of the book proposes �polis thought� as a subdivision within political theory that would encourage attention to the polis element - the openness furnished by the classical polis/city for disputation, rhetoric, performance, ceremony, and the carnivalesque - for political theory and history. The second part develops the concept of the �artful firm�, derived from contemporary firm and management theories on �the art firm� and �artful making�, to argue for further convergences in related areas of aesthetics and management. Unis vers Cyth�re begins and ends with essays on the ancient Hellenic twin concepts of �thalassocracy� and �theatrocracy� in their relations to orthodox contemporary theories of political democracy.
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- Author: Josef Chytry
- Publisher: Lang, Peter
- Year: 2009
- ISBN-10: 1433107325
- ISBN-13: 9781433107320
- Format: 15.4 x 23.1 x 2.2 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Unis vers Cyth�re forms a continuation of the ongoing project to disseminate a new faculty of thought called cytherics, which is defined as the sighting and siting of aphrodisian - aesthetic-erotic - environments. The first part of the book proposes �polis thought� as a subdivision within political theory that would encourage attention to the polis element - the openness furnished by the classical polis/city for disputation, rhetoric, performance, ceremony, and the carnivalesque - for political theory and history. The second part develops the concept of the �artful firm�, derived from contemporary firm and management theories on �the art firm� and �artful making�, to argue for further convergences in related areas of aesthetics and management. Unis vers Cyth�re begins and ends with essays on the ancient Hellenic twin concepts of �thalassocracy� and �theatrocracy� in their relations to orthodox contemporary theories of political democracy.
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