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Agamben's Happy Life: Toward an Ethics of Impotence and Mere Communicability
Abstract:Focusing on Giorgio Agamben's reflections on language and potentiality, this essay examines how a different kind of happiness can enable ethics to venture above the figure of the law, that is, to become an ethics for which living itself is at stake.
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