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Agamben calls the conceptual operation separating the two “ the ban " or " abandonment ” and argues that it founds sovereignty . He tracks the modulations of that division through history . In the second section of Homo Sacer , Agamben ...
Agamben calls the conceptual operation separating the two “ the ban " or " abandonment ” and argues that it founds sovereignty . He tracks the modulations of that division through history . In the second section of Homo Sacer , Agamben ...
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In her essay on Richard Linklater's Waking Life ( 2001 ) , Maja Manojlovic describes the experience of driving out of the movie theater's garage after a screening of the film and relates it to what she calls the film's “ digital ...
In her essay on Richard Linklater's Waking Life ( 2001 ) , Maja Manojlovic describes the experience of driving out of the movie theater's garage after a screening of the film and relates it to what she calls the film's “ digital ...
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If we are to pursue , without overtaking , the elusive intensity provoking this excess — that which Artaud calls life — we cannot simply subjugate it to the annihilatory force of the understanding , to the dissecting and desiccating ...
If we are to pursue , without overtaking , the elusive intensity provoking this excess — that which Artaud calls life — we cannot simply subjugate it to the annihilatory force of the understanding , to the dissecting and desiccating ...
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The Meaning of Life MAY 0 3 | 135 |
Barebacking the Queer Male Subject and | 156 |
Waking Life and the Digital Aesthetics | 184 |
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