The Body, Image Queen in the History of Art
Keywords:
body, history of art, Image QueenAbstract
The hypothesis in this essay is to consider the body as Image Queen in the history of art. The concept of “Image Queen” is proposed by Jacques-Alain Miller as an element of the imaginary register of language experience which equates it with the master signifier in the register of the symbolic.References
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