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The}l1non Llldovisi is a statue described by Schiller in the fifteenth of his Letters on the Aesthetic
Education of Man (1794), and which' is key to Ranciere's elucidation of the aesthetic regime of
art. For a fuller discussion see Jacques Ranciere, 'The Aesthetic Revolution and its Outcomes',
New Left Review, March/April 2002. [Translator]
2 Stichomythic, from stychomathia - dialogue in alternate lines of verse, usually in disputation.
From Greek drama. [Translator]
3 Cf.Jacques Ranciere, Le Destin des images (Paris: La Fabrique, 2003) 33.
4 Reference is made here to Michel de Certeau's book Les Arts de faire (Paris: UGE, 1980).
S Nicolas Bourriaud, Esthetique relationnelle (Oijon: Les presses du reel. 1998) 37.
6 Jacques Ranciere, I.e Destin des images, op cit, 74-5.
Jacques Ranciere, 'Problems and Transformations in Critical Art', Malaise dans I'esthetique (Paris:
Editions Galilee, 2004) 65-84. Translated by Claire Bishop, assisted by Pablo Lafuente, 2006.
Ranciere/ /Problems and Transformations in Critical AIt/ /93