Italian Theory

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Italian Theory is an intellectual movement in contemporary philosophy and critical theory, associated with Italian thinkers like Roberto Esposito, that explores biopolitics, community, and the relationship between life, law, and power.

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Italian Theory canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf current of contemporary philosophy
current of critical theory
intellectual movement
associatedWithConcept bare life
biopolitical production
immaterial labor
immunization
multitude
post-Fordism
state of exception
coreConcept biopolitics
community
immunity
sovereignty
subjectivity
the political
the relationship between life and law
the relationship between life and power
violence
countryOfOrigin Italy
describedAs Italian thought in translation
field critical theory
cultural theory
philosophy
political philosophy
social theory
focusesOn forms of political community
new forms of subjectivity
the relationship between life, law, and power
transformations of capitalism
hasKeyFigure Alberto Toscano NERFINISHED
Antonio Negri NERFINISHED
Christian Marazzi NERFINISHED
Franco Berardi NERFINISHED
Gianni Vattimo NERFINISHED
Giorgio Agamben NERFINISHED
Massimo Cacciari NERFINISHED
Maurizio Lazzarato NERFINISHED
Paolo Virno NERFINISHED
Roberto Esposito NERFINISHED
Rosi Braidotti NERFINISHED
Sandro Mezzadra NERFINISHED
Toni Negri NERFINISHED
influencedBy Antonio Negri NERFINISHED
Carl Schmitt NERFINISHED
Giorgio Agamben NERFINISHED
Italian Marxism NERFINISHED
Italian operaismo NERFINISHED
Martin Heidegger NERFINISHED
Massimo Cacciari NERFINISHED
Michel Foucault NERFINISHED
Roberto Esposito NERFINISHED
language English
Italian
mainRegionOfReception Europe NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
period 21st century
late 20th century
relatedMovement French Theory NERFINISHED
post-Marxism
post-operaismo
post-structuralism

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Roberto Esposito movement Italian Theory
Roberto Esposito influenced Italian Theory