Rudolf zur Lippe
 

the work of zur Lippe "is difficult to place between conceptual history and art history on the one hand and historical psychology on the other"
 
"In his doctoral disseration under Theodor Adorno he examined the geometrization of space in the seventeenth century as expressed in new body disciplines: a new art of fencing and military drill, and a new dance. Their point of reference was, as never before, a Cartesian system of coordinates existing in space" (Duden, 44)
 
"space was deprived of its reality perceivable through nose, ear, and touch and was assigned a new, geometrical disciplining function"
 
Lippe: a "two-fold change in the anthropology of the modern world-image"

> from Barbara Duden's The Woman Beneath The Skin: A Doctor’s Patients in Eighteenth-Century Germany (1998)

> tagged with #sense, #reality, #geometry, #space

> created May 30, 2026 at 11:31:52 AM


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