The Work of Giorgio Agamben: Law, Literature, Life
The Work of Giorgio Agamben: Law, Literature, Life
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Abstract
Giorgio Agamben has emerged, in the past five years, as one of the most important continental philosophers. This burgeoning popularity of his work has largely been confined to a study of the homo sacer series. Yet these later ‘political’ works have their foundation in Agamben's earlier works on the philosophy of language, aesthetics, and literature. From a philosophy of language and linguistics that leads to a broader theory of representation, Agamben develops a critical theory that attempts to explore the hiatuses and paradoxes that govern discursive practice across a broad range of disciplines. Gathering some of the most important established and emerging scholars to examine his body of work, this collection of chapters seeks to explore Agamben's thought from these broader philosophical and literary concerns, underpinning its place within larger debates in continental philosophy.
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Front Matter
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The Enigma of Giorgio Agamben
Justin Clemens and others
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Giorgio Agamben
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Integral Actuality: On Giorgio Agamben's Idea of Prose
Alexander García Düttmann
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The Role of the Shifter and the Problem of Reference in Giorgio Agamben
Clemens Justin
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‘Its Silent Working was a Delusion’
Whyte Jessica
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Politics and Poetics of Divine Violence: On a Figure in Giorgio Agamben and Walter Benjamin
Arne De Boever
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Idea of Poetry, Idea of Prose
Heron Nicholas
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The Fading Memory of Homo non Sacer
Anton Schütz
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Soulblind, or On Profanation
Zartaloudis Thanos
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Face to Face with Agamben; or, the Other in Love
Wolfreys Julian
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Beyond Spectacle and the Image: the Poetics of Guy Debord and Agamben
Murray Alex
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Dismantling Theatricality: Aesthetics of Bare Life
Formis Barbara
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Notes on Media and Biopolitics: ‘Notes on Gesture’
Levitt Deborah
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End Matter
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