Catastrophe and Redemption : The Political Thought of Giorgio Agamben /
"A striking new reading of Agamben's political thought and its implications for political action in the present"--Provided by publisher
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Idioma: | Inglés |
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Albany :
State University of New York Press,
[2013]
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Catastrophe and Redemption: The Political Thought of Giorgio Agamben
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: On Catastrophe and Redemption
- Katechon, Antichrist, Messiah
- Flowers and Chains
- Chapter Outline
- Chapter 1: The Politics of Life
- Agamben and Foucault: On Biopolitics, Ancient and Modern
- Biopolitics and Sovereignty
- Biopolitical Being
- The Rights of Bare Life
- Hoping Merely Out of Stupidity
- Chapter 2: Politics at the Limits of the Law: On the State of Exception
- The State of Exception
- ""Carl Schmitt: The Paradox of Sovereignty""""Presupposition and the Problem of Application""; ""The State of â€oeNatureâ€?""; ""Challenging the Normalization of the Exception?""; ""Chapter 3: If This Is a Man: Life after Auschwitz""; ""The Remnant Shall Be Saved""; ""The Danger""; ""Where Danger Is, Grows the Saving Power Also""; ""Chapter 4: â€oeI Would Prefer Not Toâ€?: Bartleby, Messianism, and the Potentiality of the Law""; ""The Law Is a Dry Canal""; ""Aristotle and the Origins of Sovereignty""; ""Past Contingent""; ""Bartleby as Messiah?""
- ""Chapter 5: A New Use: On the Society of the Spectacle and the Coming Politics""""Paying Pilgrimage to the Commodity Fetish""; ""The Eclipse of Use and the â€oeDialectical Salvation of the Commodityâ€?""; ""A New Use for the Self: The Global Petty Bourgeoisie and the Coming Community""; ""We Are Saved When We No Longer Want to Be""; ""Conclusion: Unemployment and the Ungovernable""; ""Notes""; ""Introduction: On Catastrophe and Redemption""; ""Chapter 1: The Politics of Life""; ""Chapter 2: Politics at the Limits of the Law: On the State of Exception""
- ""Chapter 3: If This Is a Man: Life after Auschwitz""""Chapter 4: â€oeI Would Prefer Not Toâ€?: Bartleby, Messianism, and the Potentiality of the Law""; ""Chapter 5: A New Use: On the Society of the Spectacle and the Coming Politics""; ""Conclusion: Unemployment and the Ungovernable""; ""Bibliography""; ""Works by Giorgio Agamben""; ""Other Works""; ""Index""