Publication: G. Agamben: ciudadanía y vida desnuda
Authors
Berisso, Daniel
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Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones
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DOI
http://dx.doi.org/10.6018/daimon/202721
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Abstract
El presente texto bosqueja las principales direcciones del pensamiento político de
G. Agamben, particularmente, relacionando el
concepto de raíz benjaminiana “nuda vida” al
concepto moderno de “ciudadanía”. El criterio
de inclusión y, a la vez, sacrificio que comporta
dicha interpretación es analizado a la luz tanto
de su estructura interna como de su emergencia
histórica y sus condiciones de recepción local.
En función de esto último se ensayan una serie
de valoraciones y también de observaciones críticas con respecto a lo que Agamben entiende por
“nueva política”, y se cuestiona la abstracción
del concepto de “biopolítica” disociado de una
geopolítica del conocimiento.
This paper sketches the main directions of political thought of G. Agamben, particularly, relating the concept —derived of the W. Benja-min philosophy— of “nude life” to the modern concept of “citizenship”. Inclusion criteria and, at the same time, sacrifice, that citizenship involves according this interpretation, is analyzed in both its structure and its history and its receptions con-ditions. Latter depending on, a number of ratings are tested and, also, a number of critical observa-tions are made, about what Agamben meant by “new policy” and the abstraction of the concept of “biopolitics” dissociated from a knowledge geopolitics.
This paper sketches the main directions of political thought of G. Agamben, particularly, relating the concept —derived of the W. Benja-min philosophy— of “nude life” to the modern concept of “citizenship”. Inclusion criteria and, at the same time, sacrifice, that citizenship involves according this interpretation, is analyzed in both its structure and its history and its receptions con-ditions. Latter depending on, a number of ratings are tested and, also, a number of critical observa-tions are made, about what Agamben meant by “new policy” and the abstraction of the concept of “biopolitics” dissociated from a knowledge geopolitics.
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Ciudadanía , Vida Desnuda , Biopolítica , Geopolítica , Comunidad , Citizenship , Nude Life , Biopolitics , Geopolitics , Community
Citation
Daimon. Revista Internacional de Filosofía, nº 68, 2106, pp. 7-18
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