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“Living Ghosts” and how to “Cook” Them: Homo Sacer as a “Sociodicy of (Im)purity” among the Miao of Guizhou, China

Asian Studies Review, 2020
Chris K K Tan
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. The Female Homo Sacer

2014
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Kdo je homo sacer?

In the work of Giorgio Agamben, the enigmatic figure of homo sacer appears. The life of this "sacred man" can be killed with impunity, but not sacrificed. Using the method of philosophical archaeology, Agamben dusts off the origin of some philosophical, political and religious concepts in order to shed light on the hidden mechanisms and structures of ...
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From homo sacer to the “vicarious victim”

2015
The lines that follow present legal thinking on the Roman homo sacer and the ideas of Michel Serres on the notion of the “vicarious victim”. The combination of these two horizons overturns the notion of the victim as it is perceived today, as a catalyst of compassion. An examination of the workings of our culture and history reveals the culpable nature
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Profit Making Disguised as Rehabilitation: The Biopolitics of Homo Sacer in China’s Custody Education Program for Sex Workers

Prison Journal, 2020
Eileen Yuk-Ha Tsang
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From Homo Economicus to Homo Sacer

2019
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America’s Homo Sacer

Administration and Society, 2013
Terence M Garrett
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Giorgio Agamben, Homo sacer

2019
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Homo sacer. L’usage des corps

Philosophie Magazine, 2015
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The Homo Sacer of open-source journalism

Empedocles: European Journal for the Philosophy of Communication, 2015
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