Biopolitics and bare life: Does the impaired body provide contemporary examples of homo sacer?
Biopolitics and bare life: Does the impaired body provide contemporary examples of homo sacer?
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生命政治与赤裸生命：受损的身体是否提供了当代圣人的例子？
DOI：
10.4324/9780203891575-21
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发表时间：
2008
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
D. Reeve
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作者：
D. Reeve
Homo sacer 可以被认为是生活在例外状态中的亡命之徒或强盗；一个人不仅游离于法律之外并且对法律漠不关心，而且还被法律抛弃了。虽然阿甘本使用神圣人来分析全球冲突和政治，但我将在较小的范围内利用这个数字来提出一些关于神圣人如何为当代一些残疾例子提供模型的想法。
Homo sacer can be considered to be an outlaw or bandit who lives in a state of exception; someone who is not simply outside the law and indifferent to it, but who has instead been abandoned by the law. Whilst Agamben uses homo sacer to analyse global conflict and politics, I will utilize this figure on a less grand scale to present several ideas about how homo sacer can provide a model for some contemporary examples of disablism.