A seminar dedicated to investigating the "place of negativity" in Heidegger that forms at the intersection of the two title concepts led to this philosopher's early work, Language and Death.
This philosopher bemoaned the fact that "modern man's average day contains virtually nothing that can still be translated into experience," in an essay analyzing "the destruction of experience," titled "Infancy and History." A seminar dedicated to investigating the "place of negativity" in Heidegger that forms at the intersection of the two title concepts led to this philosopher's early work, Language and Death. Another work by this philosopher takes as its subject what he called the "bare life," a term he used to describe those who under Roman law could be killed by anyone, but not ritually sacrificed. This philosopher drew on Carl Schmitt's Political Theology in a study which seeks to explicate the "no man's land between public law and political fact," which arises in situations such as civil war, called The State of Exception. For 10 points, identify this Italian philosopher who also wrote Homo Sacer.
This philosopher bemoaned the fact that "modern man's average day contains virtually nothing that can still be translated into experience," in an essay analyzing "the destruction of experience," titled "Infancy and History."
Giorgio Agamben