Jennifer Yusin speaks on “What is Sacred Life or How Many Bodies? The Topology of the Structure of Sovereignty” on Feb. 9
In Homo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare Life, Giorgio Agamben famously defines sacred life as a life that can be killed but not sacrificed. Insofar as the sacredness of life consists in being the originary form of the inclusion of bare life (or natural, biological […]
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