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- Article about ecology in Mongabay
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- Missing the Felt Sense: When Correct Political Arguments Go Wrong
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- Work in Progress: Presentation at the University of Iceland on philosophy and biology
- An article in Stundin about trees and thinking
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Tag Archives: Agamben
Article: On Refugees and Abjection in Austurvöllur
Emotions like disgust, or in psychoanalytic terms, abjection, is a well-known reaction to people crossing borders. What we in so-called Western societies, believed to be built on universal human rights, need to come to terms with is that the abject … Continue reading
Posted in Publications
Tagged Agamben, Arendt, Kristeva, refugees
Article: The Corona Virus as a Crisis for Political Philosophy
Read in English on Medium The Corona Virus is also a Crisis for Political Philosophy Philosophical Reflections on State Responses to the Corona Crisis: From Iceland to Denmark. Neither Carl Schmitt, Giorgio Agamben or Thomas Hobbes can help us in … Continue reading
Posted in news, Publications
Tagged Agamben, Carl Schmitt, Hobbes