/lit/ - Literature

He is the most important thinker of our time. No one else even comes close. Academic philosophy is truly pathetic.

>As of today, Agamben’s biggest online supporters are not his many long time readers but rather a squad of new fans, primarily a Based coalition of wounded contrarian man-childs. From vitalist Reactionaries quoting Julius Evola and Alexander Dugin to the anti-vaxxer roommate who puts energy drinks in his bong, these and other lonely anti-heroes are doomed by their burden to see clearly through the hypocrisies of our Matrix reality. For them, Agamben’s principled stand unites them with the legacy of Romanticist glorious and occult refusals. At work is perhaps less a horseshoe theory of Red-Brown alliance, than the tender bond between outcasts and idiots.
so, Agamben is /ourguy/?

https://www.versobooks.com/blogs/5125-agamben-wtf-or-how-philosophy-failed-the-pandemic

Redpill me on this guy. Apparently he is all the rage in contemporary continental political thought. Is he fashy or marxist? Where do I start? Is there a prerequisite list?

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>Stripping people away from their citizenship isn't a inherently fascistic practice
I warned you about biopolitics bro