La Passion Du Corps: Des Mythes À La Chirurgie Esthétique
La Passion Du Corps: Des Mythes À La Chirurgie Esthétique
La passion du corps: Des mythes à la chirurgie esthétique is a medical book by Vladimir Mitz that examines how ancient myths continue to shape contemporary questions about bodily appearance and the modifications people seek. The text draws on mythology from antiquity to the present to explore the ambiguities that drive individuals to alter their bodies and to reconsider the impact of physical beauty.
The book also addresses the suffering that can underlie aggressive bodily modification and argues for an ethics of aesthetics. It considers the "augmented," patched, or fantastically grafted individual as someone conditioned by the image of media icons, underscoring the enduring importance of myths in the modern world.
This first edition is published in French as a Publisher PDF with a file size of 2 MB, issued in 2024 under ISBN 978-2336441214.
Key Features
| Format | Publisher PDF |
| File Size | 2 MB |
| Edition | 1 |
| Published Year | 2024 |
| Language | French |
| ISBN | 978-2336441214 |
| Author | Vladimir Mitz |
| Subject | Plastic Surgery |
| Product Type | Medical Book |
Highlights
- Explores ancient and contemporary myths to shed light on modern body-image questions
- Written by Vladimir Mitz, a confirmed aesthetic and reconstructive surgeon
- Examines the ethical questions raised by body modification
- First edition published in 2024
- French-language Publisher PDF, ISBN 978-2336441214
Frequently asked questions
|