Body Problematic: Political Imagination in Kant and Foucault

ability according action activity actual aesthetic affects allow appearances argues aspects associated believe body capacity citizens claims communicable concept concern conflict considered critical Critique cultural described desire determined discourses domain economic elements emotional empirical enables example existence experience expression fact feeling first forces Foucault freedom function give given historical human idea imagination important individual interpretation intuition involves judgment Kant Kant’s kind knowledge labor language liberal limits living logical madness materiality means moral nature norm normal object one’s organized origin particular person philosophical physical pleasure political positive possible potential practices present problem problematic produce protect pure reason recognize refers reflection regard relations relationship representation resemblance resistance risk role sense sensibility sexuality similar single situation social society space specific structure sublime suggests things thought tion transcendental understanding universal