
Giorgio Agamben
April 22, 1942
Giorgio Agamben stands as a leading voice in contemporary continental philosophy, renowned for his profound explorations of sovereignty, law, and the nature of human life. His work critically examines the intricate relationship between political power and existence, often drawing on historical and literary sources to illuminate enduring philosophical questions. Agamben's distinctive style blends rigorous theoretical analysis with a deep engagement with the implications of his thought for the modern world. His influential ideas continue to shape critical discourse across disciplines.
1998Homo Sacer
2000Potentialities
2003The Open
2008Cy Twombly
2013Opus Dei
2015Profanations
2015Pilate and Jesus
2015STASIS
2018What Is Real?
2018Karman
2018The Adventure
2019Pulcinella
2024The Unrealizable
2024Studiolo
2024Taste