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Post-Exceptionalism : Art After Political Theology - Arne De Boever

Post-Exceptionalism

Art After Political Theology

By: Arne De Boever

Paperback | 1 August 2026

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Postmodernism has come and gone, but the belief that artists and works of art are exceptional is alive and well. Post-Exceptionalism speculates that this is so because postmodernism, when it declared the death of the author and celebrated the copy, failed to name political theology as its fundamental target. In a time when sovereignty is experiencing a dubious global revival, the moment has come to reconsider the artist and the work of art after political theology in search for a new, worldly, and emancipatory politics of aesthetics.

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