Publication: Los muros de Tebas. La política como decisión sobre la vida o Agamben contra Agamben
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2009
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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En el presente ensayo, a partir del mito de Antígona, trabajamos con la idea agambeniana del homo sacer para describir ciertas dimensiones biopolíticas de los actuales regímenes demoliberales y el carácter paradigmático que la exclusión, como excepcionalidad permanente en el control de la vida, está adquiriendo en la configuración institucional de los mismos.
In this article, from the Antigone myth, I work with Agamben´s idea of homo sacer in order to describe certain bio-political dimensions of the current liberal-democratic regimes. I also try to analyze the paradigmatic character that exclusion, as permanent exception in life control, is acquiring in the so called liberal-democratic systems.
In this article, from the Antigone myth, I work with Agamben´s idea of homo sacer in order to describe certain bio-political dimensions of the current liberal-democratic regimes. I also try to analyze the paradigmatic character that exclusion, as permanent exception in life control, is acquiring in the so called liberal-democratic systems.