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Singing in the wind : beyond the peace/war dichotomy [PDF]
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Health, human rights and freedom at stake? A critical discourse analysis of the Swedish media debate on the national COVID-19 pandemic strategy. [PDF]
Int J Qual Stud Health Well-beingHallén M, Tryselius K.
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Conclusion: Agamben as a Reader of Agamben
2018Thus far, the contributors to this volume have considered the many and varied bodies of work that have left their mark on Agamben’s project. In this concluding chapter, I would like to take up one final body of work that Agamben must somehow account for, if only implicitly – namely, his own. The task is more difficult than it may sound, because Agamben
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2015
Second contribution to the Serialized Forum American Studies and Italian ...
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Second contribution to the Serialized Forum American Studies and Italian ...
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Philosophy Compass, 2012
Abstract This article argues that Agamben’s conception of fiction is crucial for understanding his recent works. I suggest that the key to understanding Agamben conception of fiction is to be found in a few curious remarks at the end of Language and Death.
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Abstract This article argues that Agamben’s conception of fiction is crucial for understanding his recent works. I suggest that the key to understanding Agamben conception of fiction is to be found in a few curious remarks at the end of Language and Death.
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Diacritics, 2000
In a preface written for the French translation of his Infancy and History: The Destruction of Experience, Giorgio Agamben states that "every written work can be regarded as the prologue (or rather, the broken cast) of a work never penned, and destined to remain so, because later works, which in turn will be the prologues or the moulds for other absent
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In a preface written for the French translation of his Infancy and History: The Destruction of Experience, Giorgio Agamben states that "every written work can be regarded as the prologue (or rather, the broken cast) of a work never penned, and destined to remain so, because later works, which in turn will be the prologues or the moulds for other absent
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