STS and 'aesthetic studies' share an interest in artifacts and the aim to describe and analyse both artifacts and their agency. The present article contributes to such dialogue, first by reconstructing the relation between Actor-Network Theory and 'aesthetic studies' and then by proposing an analytical model enabling the description of 'aesthetic practices', by considering artifacts as bodies. Such model draws on Latour’s (2004) reflection about bodies, on Ingold’s (2007) one about materials and especially on Fontanille’s (2004) semiotics of the body. To illustrate the relevance of the model, the article offers a description-analysis of the development of a prototype of an electronic circuit designed for a data glove.  
In the West we are accustomed to thinking of knowledge largely on the basis of vision, which is dist...
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In this chapter we elaborate on the role of the body in autoethnographic research. We suggest that r...
As contribution to the still rather marginalized study of the visual cultures of the social sciences...
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This paper is an attempt to prepare the ground for the analysis and theorization of the connection b...
This paper is an attempt to prepare the ground for the analysis and theorization of the connection b...
This chapter is concerned with how human bodies are conceptualised in theories of practice. It stems...
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The relationship between the human body and cultural artifacts, such as design artifacts, artworks, ...
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The aim of this article is to focus on the body as instrument or means in performance-art. Since the...
A one-day interdisciplinary workshop. The workshop brought together artists, curators, scholars, ...
This chapter describes the development of actor-network theory and feminist material semiotics by ex...
The human body movement is idiosyncratic and always challenging to document. This research explores ...
In the West we are accustomed to thinking of knowledge largely on the basis of vision, which is dist...
On the last pages of The Visible and the Invisible, Merleau-Ponty investigates “the bond between fle...
In this chapter we elaborate on the role of the body in autoethnographic research. We suggest that r...
As contribution to the still rather marginalized study of the visual cultures of the social sciences...
While the “symbolic” meaning of early body ornamentation has received the lion’s share of attention ...
This paper is an attempt to prepare the ground for the analysis and theorization of the connection b...
This paper is an attempt to prepare the ground for the analysis and theorization of the connection b...
This chapter is concerned with how human bodies are conceptualised in theories of practice. It stems...
International audienceThis paper studies a design workshop that investigates complex collaboration b...
The relationship between the human body and cultural artifacts, such as design artifacts, artworks, ...
Our view of the body as passive biological matter has been tested in the face of gene ed...
The aim of this article is to focus on the body as instrument or means in performance-art. Since the...
A one-day interdisciplinary workshop. The workshop brought together artists, curators, scholars, ...
This chapter describes the development of actor-network theory and feminist material semiotics by ex...
The human body movement is idiosyncratic and always challenging to document. This research explores ...
In the West we are accustomed to thinking of knowledge largely on the basis of vision, which is dist...
On the last pages of The Visible and the Invisible, Merleau-Ponty investigates “the bond between fle...
In this chapter we elaborate on the role of the body in autoethnographic research. We suggest that r...