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Selon la pensée mécaniste de René Descartes, le corps humain est comparable à une machine. Si l'un de ces composants est endommagé, sa dite normalité devient pathologique. Pour rétablir ces fonctions corporelles, les scientifi ques proposent à leurs patients des prothèses. Dans l'art actuel, des artistes tels que Matthew Barney, Joël-Peter Witkin et Stelarc mettent en scène ces individus prothétiques ou s'en inspirent en travaillant sur un corps amplifi é ou prolongé. Mots-clésCorps, chair, prothèse, corps amplifi é, art contemporain.

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Confrontation sensorielle : lorsque la norme rencontre le hors norme

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2013

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