Epoch Philosophy | Giorgio Agamben: Homo Sacer and State of Exception @epochphilosophy | Uploaded August 2024 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
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At the edge of law and life, Agamben highlights a hidden paradigm of power and exclusion. A paradigm found in ancient Rome that still makes its mark on modern society. Is the rule law, or is exceptions to the law, the rule? Is modern democracy rooted in it's definition? Agamben leaves us with interesting answers that may inform the future.
Thanks so much to an absolute OG @philosophizethispodcast for playing a role in this video. If you haven't seen their podcast, please do go check them out. Without Philosophize This! this channel
would have never happened. Go listen to his episode on Agamben here: youtu.be/CiE5rBLrIgM?si=xyKidj_vCtGTJ4SH
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By The River With You - Jesse Brown
Moonphase IV - Makeup and Vanity Set
Between the Lines - Will Patterson
In This Way - Jacob LaVallee
Jim Carrey (with Sarah Spring) - Jesse Brown
Fond - John Hayes
Human Stillness - Makeup and Vanity Set
1976 II - Live Footage
Was It A Dream? - Tim Mann
Ciclo - Makeup and Vanity Set
Roke - Hotel Neon
Referent - Hotel Neon
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Chapters:
00:00 I. What The State?
02:24 II. Modern Political Theory
07:16 III. State of Exception
11:49 IV. Homo Sacer and Bare Life
15:00 V: Force-of-Law
18:05 VI: Society as Concentration Camps
26:30 VII: Credits
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At the edge of law and life, Agamben highlights a hidden paradigm of power and exclusion. A paradigm found in ancient Rome that still makes its mark on modern society. Is the rule law, or is exceptions to the law, the rule? Is modern democracy rooted in it's definition? Agamben leaves us with interesting answers that may inform the future.
Thanks so much to an absolute OG @philosophizethispodcast for playing a role in this video. If you haven't seen their podcast, please do go check them out. Without Philosophize This! this channel
would have never happened. Go listen to his episode on Agamben here: youtu.be/CiE5rBLrIgM?si=xyKidj_vCtGTJ4SH
This entire channel is funded by you all. If this channel is something
you enjoy, supporting keeps it alive. You'll receive early access to
videos, exclusive content, discord access, editing tutorials, and more!
patreon.com/epochphilosophy
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section:
youtube.com/channel/UC738SsV6BSLUVvMgKnEFFzQ/join
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link, this helps us IMMENSELY: amzn.to/32hdeQB
Socials:
Twitter► twitter.com/EpochPhilosophy
Instagram► instagram.com/EpochPhilosophy
Music:
By The River With You - Jesse Brown
Moonphase IV - Makeup and Vanity Set
Between the Lines - Will Patterson
In This Way - Jacob LaVallee
Jim Carrey (with Sarah Spring) - Jesse Brown
Fond - John Hayes
Human Stillness - Makeup and Vanity Set
1976 II - Live Footage
Was It A Dream? - Tim Mann
Ciclo - Makeup and Vanity Set
Roke - Hotel Neon
Referent - Hotel Neon
MB01QCGNKQUMKQS
Chapters:
00:00 I. What The State?
02:24 II. Modern Political Theory
07:16 III. State of Exception
11:49 IV. Homo Sacer and Bare Life
15:00 V: Force-of-Law
18:05 VI: Society as Concentration Camps
26:30 VII: Credits
