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What Is Philosophy? ( Italian : Che cos’è la filosofia? ) is a 2016 book by Giorgio Agamben in which the author provides a "complex, rich investigation into the nature of philosophy ".
The first division — What is Philosophy? — takes seriously Deleuze and Guattari’s contention in their book of the same title that “The nonphilosophical is perhaps closer to the heart of philosophy than philosophy itself, and this means that philosophy cannot be content to be understood only philosophically or conceptually, but is ...
26. Sept. 2017 · Composed of five essays, 'What is Philosophy?' is a neo-Platonic take on the essence of philosophy and how it's been misused in the past. Drawing heavily upon the linguistic theories of Benveniste, Saussure, Aristotle and Plato (in the Cratylus and Seventh Letter), Agamben attempts to reframe what philosophy does . Like I said, this ...
Giorgio Agamben (/ ə ˈ ɡ æ m b ə n / ə-GAM-bən, Italian: [ˈdʒordʒo aˈɡamben]; born 22 April 1942) is an Italian philosopher best known for his work investigating the concepts of the state of exception, form-of-life (borrowed from Ludwig Wittgenstein) and homo sacer.
A summa, of sorts, of Agamben's thought, the book consists of five essays on five emblematic topics: the Voice, the Sayable, the Demand, the Proem, and the Muse. In keeping with the author's...
A summa, of sorts, of Agamben's thought, the book consists of five essays on five emblematic topics: the Voice, the Sayable, the Demand, the Proem, and the Muse. In keeping with the author's trademark methodology, each essay weaves together archaeological and theoretical investigations: to a patient reconstruction of how the concept of language ...
A summa, of sorts, of Agamben's thought, the book consists of five essays on five emblematic topics: the Voice, the Sayable, the Demand, the Proem, and the Muse. In keeping with the author's trademark methodology, each essay weaves together archaeological and theoretical investigations: to a patient reconstruction of how the concept of language ...
