Modern art and the grotesque

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List of figures Contributors Preface 1. Introduction Frances S. Connelly 2. The archaeology of the modern grotesque David Summers 3. Van Gogh's ear: toward a theory of disgust Michel Chaouli 4. Conceiving Barbara Maria Stafford 5. Blemished physiologies: Delacroix, Paganini and the cholera epidemic of 1832 Nina Athanassoglou-Kallmyer 6. Ingres and the poetics of the grotesque Heather McPherson 7. The Stones of Venice: John Ruskin's grotesque history of art Frances S. Connelly 8. Eden's other: Gauguin and the ethnographic grotesque Elizabeth C. Childs 9. Grotesque bodies: Weimar-era medicine and the photomontages of Hannah Hoech Maria Makela 10. Convulsive bodies: the grotesque anatomies of surrealist photography Kirsten A. Hoving 11. Willem de Kooning's Women: the body of the grotesque Leesa Fanning 12. Double-take: Sigmar Polke and the tradition of the grotesque-comic Pamela Kort 13. Redefinitions of abjection in contemporary performances of the female body Christine Ross 14. The grotesque today: preliminary notes towards a taxonomy Noel Carroll Index.

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