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Gottfried August Bürger: Texts of the Body

If one were tempted to sum up the most profound development in the study of eighteenth-century texts of the last twenty years, a possible response would be "the return of the body." From various disciplines and for diverse reasons, there is a new awareness of the fact that human existence begins with embodiment and that relationsÂ—personal, familial, social, economic or political Â— begin with our individual physical being.1