The work of Giorgio Agamben, one of Italy's most important and original philosophers, has
been based on an uncommon erudition in classical traditions of philosophy and rhetoric, the …

… between human life and state power, Homo Sacer finds many … simple, animal life (zoé) we
are born into and the "good" life of … To pass from mere life to political life means that mere life is …

… of the political constitutes itself precisely through the exclusion of apparently apolitical “bare
life.” Likewise, Homo Sacer offers an analytical perspective that allows one to trace historical …

… devoid of form, whose paradigmatic site is the camp and whose exemplary figure is homo
sacer. … that the articulation of sovereign power and bare life, first posited in Homo Sacer 1 and …

… homo sacer has to do with this discovery of a quiddity in both modern sovereign power and
its primordium of bare life. … of that homo sacer which originates bare life are transferred to …

… of sovereign power and production of bare life, describing … Whilst Agamben uses homo
sacer to analyse global conflict … several ideas about how homo sacer can provide a model for …

… asserting that we are not bare life and eschewing sovereign power as much as possible in
… Early on in Homo Sacer Agamben makes explicit his commitment to what I have described …

… nation’s health and biological life as a problem of sovereign power, which is then … bare life
in an inclusive exclusion. The protagonist of this book is bare life, that is, the life of homo sacer …

… not only sovereign power and the sovereign ban, the state of exception and the bare life
that it … , “interrogat[ing] the link between bare life and politics, a link that secretly governs the …

… in a state of extreme desperation. In this respect, sovereign power not only constitutes bare
life as a … but further, allocates bare life (exemplified in the figure of homo sacer ) to the zone of …