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Journal of American Studies, 2017 Since Giorgio Agamben's influential critique of the liberal-democratic state, scholars have offered a more fulsome engagement with the ways that this formation extends Foucauldian biopolitical discourses by foregrounding the emergence of biological existence as “the new political subject.” InHomo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare LifeAgamben argues that ...
RACHEL ELIN NOLAN
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Race-ing Fargo, 2017
This chapter discusses Southern Sudanese forms of citizenship, resettling Christians, social and cultural citizenship, political citizenship, gendered citizenship, and the Lost Boys.
Jennifer L. Erickson
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This chapter discusses Southern Sudanese forms of citizenship, resettling Christians, social and cultural citizenship, political citizenship, gendered citizenship, and the Lost Boys.
Jennifer L. Erickson
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Brief essay on Giorgio Agamben's concept of "bare life" from Homo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare Life (1998), with reference to The Time that Remains: A Commentary on the Letter to the Romans (2005)
Keeney, Gavin
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Swedish civil society mobilises in response to refugees’ ‘bare life’
European Journal of Social Work, 2023In 2015, Sweden welcomed asylum-seekers from the mass exodus in what became known as the ‘European refugee crisis.’ However, as Swedish public perceptions of refugees shifted from sympathy to fear, the government enacted policy changes that eroded ...
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Beyond Bare Life: AIDS, (Bio)Politics, and the Neoliberal Order
Philosophical Literary Journal Logos, 2021The emergence of AIDS/HIV marked an epochal shift away from the almost omnipotent status accorded medical knowledge and its sanitized language for suffering even in relation to death, which had been long banished from the concerns of those preoccupied ...
J. Comaroff
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When Bare Life is Bearable: The Life Projects of Rohingya and Hazara Refugees Living in Malaysia
International Migration Review, 2022With anti-migrant populism and strict border regimes in many receiving countries, hundreds of thousands of refugees have been entangled in transit situations and face critically vulnerable conditions.
R. Sunam
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Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion, 2021
:Feminist and womanist theologians and biblical critics have drawn on the story of Hagar to plumb the quality of life for marginalized women, from antiquity to the present.
J. Glancy
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:Feminist and womanist theologians and biblical critics have drawn on the story of Hagar to plumb the quality of life for marginalized women, from antiquity to the present.
J. Glancy
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Epoché: A Journal for the History of Philosophy, 2023
Commenting upon van der Heiden’s The Voice of Misery, this paper addresses the peculiar task of witnessing and testimony that reaches beyond the ordinary sense of being a witness that is defined by the sphere of juridical concerns. Here the concern is with testimony that reaches to the point of “bare life”, the point at which a life is stripped down ...
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Commenting upon van der Heiden’s The Voice of Misery, this paper addresses the peculiar task of witnessing and testimony that reaches beyond the ordinary sense of being a witness that is defined by the sphere of juridical concerns. Here the concern is with testimony that reaches to the point of “bare life”, the point at which a life is stripped down ...
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