Politics of Touch: Sense, Movement, Sovereignty
by Erin Manning
Erin Manning’s Politics of Touch examines the connections among touch, sense, movement, and sovereignty. With its focus on embodiment and political relations, the book offers readers a philosophical exploration of how sensory and bodily experience can shape understandings of politics and social life.
About This Book
Politics of Touch: Sense, Movement, Sovereignty examines the relationship between touch and political life.
Erin Manning considers sense and movement as connected dimensions of embodied experience.
The book centers sovereignty as a key concept for thinking about touch, motion, and political relations.
Its subject matter will interest readers exploring philosophy, politics, embodiment, and sensory experience.
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