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Corpse Encounters: An Aesthetics of Death

Mustafa Nurkan Bitlisli(İstanbul Gelişim Üniversitesi)0009-0009-8757-3701
Pages
191–194
Publication Date
2024-11-30
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Hence, the book incorporates a meticulous effort to establish a framework whose undertone calls for a reconsideration of the supposed demarcation between life and death in order to identify aesthetic figurations with which the possibility for an afflux that can distort as well as reaffirm images inscribed into dead bodies emerges.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Through emphasising corpses and their aesthetically reimagined versions, Jacqueline Elam and Chase Pielak, in their book Corpse Encounters: An Aesthetics of Death, strive to expound upon the encounters with death so as to discern not only the ways corpses are conceptualised within the limits of systems of meaning but also to untangle the relation between self and the other underlined in one’s own disposition towards death.
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Key Findings & Data:Through emphasising corpses and their aesthetically reimagined versions, Jacqueline Elam and Chase Pielak, in their book Corpse Encounters: An Aesthetics of Death, strive to expound upon the encounters with death so as to discern not only the ways corpses are conceptualised within the limits of systems of meaning but also to untangle the relation between self and the other underlined in one’s own disposition towards death.
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Conclusion & Impact:Hence, the book incorporates a meticulous effort to establish a framework whose undertone calls for a reconsideration of the supposed demarcation between life and death in order to identify aesthetic figurations with which the possibility for an afflux that can distort as well as reaffirm images inscribed into dead bodies emerges.
🔬Design:Kitap İncelemesi
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Ölüm · Ceset · Estetikleştirme

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Through emphasising corpses and their aesthetically reimagined versions, Jacqueline Elam and Chase Pielak, in their book Corpse Encounters: An Aesthetics of Death, strive to expound upon the encounters with death so as to discern not only the ways corpses are conceptualised within the limits of systems of meaning but also to untangle the relation between self and the other underlined in one’s own disposition towards death. Hence, the book incorporates a meticulous effort to establish a framework whose undertone calls for a reconsideration of the supposed demarcation between life and death in order to identify aesthetic figurations with which the possibility for an afflux that can distort as well as reaffirm images inscribed into dead bodies emerges.

Özet

Jacqueline Elam ve Chase Pielak, "Corpse Encounters: An Aesthetics of Death" adlı kitaplarında ölü bedenleri ve onların estetik olarak yeniden tasarlanmış versiyonlarını vurgulayarak yalnızca söz konusu ölü bedenlerin anlam sistemlerinin sınırları içerisinde kavramsallaştırılma yollarını değil; aynı zamanda insanın kendi ölümüne karşı sahip olduğu yaklaşımla imlenen ben ve öteki ilişkisini de açımlıyor. Dolayısıyla bu kitap, ölü bedenlere işlenmiş imgeleri çarpıtabilen ve onları yeniden doğrulayabilen bir akış ihtimalinin ortaya çıkardığı estetik figürasyonları tanımlamak için, yaşam ve ölüm arasında ön kabullere dayanan sınırlar üzerine yoğunlaşan bir çabayı gözler önüne sermektedir.

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Bitlisli, M. N. (2024). Corpse Encounters: An Aesthetics of Death. MSGSÜ Sosyal Bilimler, Sayı: 30, 191–194. https://doi.org/10.56074/msgsusbd.1558042

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