Mimetic theories, representation, and “Savages”: Critiques of the enlightenment 
and modernity through the lens of primitive mimesis

Ladwig, Patrice

doi:10.17885/heiup.195.260

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Mimetic theories, representation, and “Savages”: Critiques of the enlightenment and modernity through the lens of primitive mimesis

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Ladwig, P. (2017). Mimetic theories, representation, and “Savages”: Critiques of the enlightenment and modernity through the lens of primitive mimesis. In C. Forberg, & P. Stockhammer (Eds.), The transformative power of the copy: a transcultural and interdisciplinary approach (pp. 37-66). Heidelberg: Heidelberg University Publishing.

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