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Sites of Exposure offers a compelling analysis of our experiential life that constitutes what is (and what is not) meaningful to us. The book provides an accessible and timely work on phenomenology that sheds a fresh light on the 'basic principles' that are often implied or occluded in our dominant models for interpreting the world. The author does an excellent job of showing the extent to which such a focus can be crucial for our attempts to understand the current world and our experience of it; from the personal, the interpersonal, to the political. Russon's book is for anyone interested in the topics of philosophy, art, and politics and the question of how those realms are entangled and linked to the level of our lived experience.

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The author provides a unified vision of a philosophy of art, history, and culture, and he avoids academic jargon in a successful attempt to make the book accessible to all in different but relevant practical ways. . . . Recommended.

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Portrait
2. Home
3. Exposure
4. Thanksgiving
Appendix: Notes for Further Study
Bibliography
Index

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      Publisher: Indiana University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 28/08/2017
      ISBN13: 9780253029256, 978-0253029256
      ISBN10: 0253029252
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      Description

      Book Synopsis


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      Sites of Exposure offers a compelling analysis of our experiential life that constitutes what is (and what is not) meaningful to us. The book provides an accessible and timely work on phenomenology that sheds a fresh light on the 'basic principles' that are often implied or occluded in our dominant models for interpreting the world. The author does an excellent job of showing the extent to which such a focus can be crucial for our attempts to understand the current world and our experience of it; from the personal, the interpersonal, to the political. Russon's book is for anyone interested in the topics of philosophy, art, and politics and the question of how those realms are entangled and linked to the level of our lived experience.

      * KULT online *

      The author provides a unified vision of a philosophy of art, history, and culture, and he avoids academic jargon in a successful attempt to make the book accessible to all in different but relevant practical ways. . . . Recommended.

      * Choice *

      Table of Contents

      Acknowledgements
      Introduction
      1. Portrait
      2. Home
      3. Exposure
      4. Thanksgiving
      Appendix: Notes for Further Study
      Bibliography
      Index

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