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Tag Archives: Giorgio Agamben
Simon Ryle: ‘Bre(e/a)ch: Macbeth and the language of terror’ -podcast
Listen to Simon Ryle‘s stimulating lecture on Macbeth and media theory here. He talks how terror arrives with the failing media interface, how the play innovates a ‘poetics of the letter’ that registers and disrupts the technics of terror, and … Continue reading
Introduction to Shakespeare and the State of Exception
The topic of our conference is the “state of exception”. The concept was originated by Carl Schmitt in his book Political Theology (1922) and recently revisited in the important philosophical work by Giorgio Agamben entitled, State of Exception … Continue reading
Posted in KiSSiT, Shakespeare and the State of Exception, Thinking through Shakespeare
Tagged Carl Schmitt, Ernst Kantorowicz, Giorgio Agamben, Jacques Derrida, Julia Reinhard Lupton, King John, Measure for Measure, Paul Hamilton, Richard Wilson, Shakespeare, State of Exception, The Merchant of Venice, The Rose Theatre
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Shakespeare’s Wars of the Roses with Graham Holderness, Alison Findlay and Michael Hattaway -podcast
Here is the podcast of the first KiSS Shakespeare and Sovereignty session. Graham Holderness started us off with discussing how Shakespeare’s first tetralogy becomes the trilogy of the Wars of the Roses and how this relates to order and disorder, … Continue reading
Posted in KiSS, Podcast archive, Shakespeare and Sovereignty
Tagged Alison Findlay, ceremony, disorder, editing Shakespeare, first tetralogy, folio, Giorgio Agamben, Graham Holderness, Henry VI part 1, Henry VI part 2, Henry VI part 3, history, history plays, Michael Hattaway, order, political theology, quarto, Sovereignty, subjectivity, Wars of the Roses
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KiSSiT: SHAKESPEARE AND THE STATE OF EXCEPTION CFP
Following the success of its conference on ‘Shakespeare and Waste’, Kingston Shakespeare Seminar in Theory seeks participants for a one-day conference on ‘Shakespeare and the State of Exception’ to be held on Saturday 19 December, 2015 at the Rose Theatre, … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Schmitt, CFP, Debora Shuger, Eric L. Santner, Ernst Kantorowicz, exceptionality, Giorgio Agamben, Hannah Arendt, Jacques Derrida, Julia Reinhard Lupton, KiSSiT, law, Michel Foucault, political theology, politics, Richard Wilson, Sovereignty, State of Exception, Victoria Kahn, Walter Benjamin
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