Law, Relationality and the Ethical Life

Exploring the interplay between Emmanuel Levinas and Giorgio Agamben, this study delves into how Agamben's philosophical framework offers a thought-provoking, though imperfect, counterpoint to Levinas's ethics centered on the Other. It highlights Agamben's immanent thought as a significant lens through which to understand relationality and ethical life, providing critical insights into contemporary philosophical discourse.