Name: Agamben’S Political Ontology of Nudity in Literature and art (Literary Criticism and Cultural Theory) (en Inglés)
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Author: Frances Restuccia
ISBN: 9780367204808

portada Agamben’S Political Ontology of Nudity in Literature and art (Literary Criticism and Cultural Theory) (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Routledge

Autor

Frances Restuccia

Año

2019

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

218

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9780367204808

N° edición

Categorías

Historia y crítica literaria

Agamben’S Political Ontology of Nudity in Literature and art (Literary Criticism and Cultural Theory) (en Inglés)

Frances Restuccia (Autor) · Routledge · Tapa Dura

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This volume develops the central (though neglected) Agambenian concept of nudity along with its crucial political implications. The book discovers within The Use of Bodies a philosophical path to Agamben’s "ontology of nudity," as it is subtended by his notion of the messianic―a dual temporality of form in motion reflected in the image of a whirlpool that is autonomous although no drop of water belongs to it separately. Drawn from Paul and Benjamin (rather than Derrida), Agamben’s messianic is elaborated in this study through its embodiment in literature―Woolf’s To the Lighthouse, James’s The Aspern Papers, Brodsky’s Watermark, and Mann’s Death in Venice―in response to Agamben’s insistence on the wedding of poetry and philosophy. In particular, Coetzee’s Disgrace gives poetic form to Agamben’s focus on the dissolution of the human/animal border, the salvation of the unsavable, and "nudity"―all to illustrate Agamben’s Open without a closedness. This text shows how art serves as the house of philosophy also by taking up the nude in visual art, making the case that, in comprising chronos and kairos (the two messianic components of Agamben’s ontology of nudity), art demonstrates the constitution of form-of-life for the viewer. Emphasizing Agamben’s privileged non-unveilability/nudity, this book finally examines two major missed encounters, with Heidegger and Lacan, philosophers of the veil. Veiling to Agamben correlates with the sovereignty/bare life structure of the exception, which his ontology of nudity is meant to deactivate―as there is no such thing as a bare life.