¡inacción! : comentarios sobre los cuatro libros de g. agamben

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2015
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Un intento por no comentar un libro, sino varios, una propuesta de edición
que rastrea la presencia de la inacción en la obra de Agamben. Inacción que permanece velada por la fuerza del pensamiento genuinamente político de su autor, al que está íntimamente vinculada. No se trata de reivindicar su teoría como fuente directa de acción disciplinar, sino de valorar la intensidad de su discurso fi losófi co, literario, y paralelo. Un punto de escape: irse fuera de aquí.

 

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An attempt to not comment a book, but several, a proposal for an edition that tracks the presence of inaction in the work of Agamben. Inaction remains veiled by the strength of genuine political thought of its author, to which is closely linked. This is not to assert his theory as a direct source of disciplinary action, but to value the intensity of his philosophical, literary, and parallel discourse. An escape point: go out of here.

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Authors ;Andrés Carretero
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Year 2015
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