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It's a community of sense, as Ranciere expresses it, which operates on three levels.
Vince Carducci: Aesthetic Community in Detroit Vince Carducci 2011
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Other aspects point to the second level of Ranciere's concept, for example, the flat cutout images of New York taxis spread around the project, serving the needs of a public that isn't there but could be if the environment were different.
Vince Carducci: Aesthetic Community in Detroit Vince Carducci 2011
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It's a sensibility, according Ranciere, which aesthetics shares with politics.
Vince Carducci: Aesthetic Community in Detroit Vince Carducci 2011
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Like Talking Fence, Edible Hut is intended to create a space of identity and inclusion, things Ranciere has identified as political aspects of aesthetic community.
Vince Carducci: Aesthetic Community in Detroit Vince Carducci 2011
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Its essence, he writes in "Ten Theses on Politics," is to make manifest the disjuncture between the state as a site of power and politics as a field of action -- a field Ranciere calls "democracy," the space created of, by, and for the rule of the people and their claim to legitimacy, regardless of station.
Vince Carducci: Aesthetic Community in Detroit Vince Carducci 2011
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The designation "Power House" has two connotations: as an experiment in energy self-sufficiency through its use of sustainable solar and wind technology, and as a dream space of aesthetic community, specifically, as a model for democratic action in Ranciere's sense.
Vince Carducci: Aesthetic Community in Detroit Vince Carducci 2011
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Intellectuals praised the life of the laborer to the extent that Ranciere refers to Victor Hugo's praise for the “words of a worker” as “exclusion by homage”, a celebration that separates rather than treating laborers as co-equals.
Global Voices in English » Harvard Forum: Markets, Mobiles and the ability to make culture 2009
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The paper refers to a visit by French philosopher Jacques Ranciere to a set of cybermohallahs, “cyber-neighborhoods” create in Indian cities to provide opportunity and access to the poor.
Global Voices in English » Harvard Forum: Markets, Mobiles and the ability to make culture 2009
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Ranciere has written about the fascination French intellectuals of the 19th century had with laborers.
Global Voices in English » Harvard Forum: Markets, Mobiles and the ability to make culture 2009
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For Ranciere, "the essential work of politics is the configuration of its own space."
Vince Carducci: Aesthetic Community in Detroit Vince Carducci 2011
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