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Organs-without-body: a study on the genealogy of vision leading to the posthuman age

The Arts

Organs-without-body: a study on the genealogy of vision leading to the posthuman age

F. Hong

Discover how Feng Hong examines the intersection of medical portraits and posthuman thought in 19th-century China. This fascinating study reveals the influence of visual thinking on medical and artistic realms, drawing connections between anatomy and avant-garde innovation in fashion and dance.

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