Stag and Stone - Religion, Archaeology and Esoteric Aesthetics - Jay Johnston
Inconclusive: Ethical Enchantment and Politics of Bewilderment
Stag and Stone - Religion, Archaeology and Esoteric Aesthetics - Jay Johnston
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University of Sydney
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Jay Johnston is an interdisciplinary researcher working at the interface of religious studies, art history, continental philosophy and cultural studies. Her research is centrally concerned with the interrelationship of aesthetics and ethics, theories of embodiment and agency, ritual material culture, epistemology and multispecies studies.
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The conclusion summarises the 'esoteric aesthetics' approach developed throughout the volume and discusses its ramifications for broader scholarly practice. It reiterates the relations between the concepts developed in preceding chapters and delineates the approach as a scholarly form of 'bewilderment,' outlining its potential application for other disciplines/studies.