Antonio Calcagno is Associate Professor of Philosophy at King's University College at the University of Western Ontario. He is the author of Lived Experience from the Inside Out: Social and Political Philosophy in Edith Stein.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: The Ferment of Contemporary Italian Political PhilosophyAntonio Calcagno1. Biological Life and Political LifeRoberto Esposito2. Nothing in Common: Esposito and Vattimo on CommunityRobert T. Valgenti3. Roberto Esposito and the Relation between the Personal and the ImpersonalAntonio Calcagno4. Narrating the Self through the Other: On the Thought of Adriana CavareroElvira Roncalli5. Psychoanalysis in Early Italian Feminism: The Contributions of the Practice of the UnconsciousPaola Melchiori6. Luce Fabbri: Anarchism as an Art of LivingMargareth Rago7. The Transcendental Limits of Politics: On Massimo Cacciari’s Political PhilosophyAlessandro Carrera8. Trauma and Political Existence: Remo Bodei on Not Confronting DelusionAlexander U. Bertland9. Paulo Virno: Exodus and LanguageFranco Berardi10. After Lives: On Giorgio Agamben and the Coloniality of the Sovereign Exception (from a Latin American Perspective)Alejandro A. Vallega11. Happy Depression: Franco Berardi and the Unpaid Bills of DesireGary Genosko12. Marx contra Negri: Value, Abstract Labor, and MoneyChristian Lotz13. The Risk of Subjectivity: Negri beyond AdornoTimothy S. Murphy14. Antonio Negri—On the Trail of New Social SubjectsPierre LamarcheContributorsIndex

Antonio Calcagno is Associate Professor of Philosophy at King's University College at the University of Western Ontario. He is the author of Lived Experience from the Inside Out: Social and Political Philosophy in Edith Stein.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: The Ferment of Contemporary Italian Political PhilosophyAntonio Calcagno1. Biological Life and Political LifeRoberto Esposito2. Nothing in Common: Esposito and Vattimo on CommunityRobert T. Valgenti3. Roberto Esposito and the Relation between the Personal and the ImpersonalAntonio Calcagno4. Narrating the Self through the Other: On the Thought of Adriana CavareroElvira Roncalli5. Psychoanalysis in Early Italian Feminism: The Contributions of the Practice of the UnconsciousPaola Melchiori6. Luce Fabbri: Anarchism as an Art of LivingMargareth Rago7. The Transcendental Limits of Politics: On Massimo Cacciari’s Political PhilosophyAlessandro Carrera8. Trauma and Political Existence: Remo Bodei on Not Confronting DelusionAlexander U. Bertland9. Paulo Virno: Exodus and LanguageFranco Berardi10. After Lives: On Giorgio Agamben and the Coloniality of the Sovereign Exception (from a Latin American Perspective)Alejandro A. Vallega11. Happy Depression: Franco Berardi and the Unpaid Bills of DesireGary Genosko12. Marx contra Negri: Value, Abstract Labor, and MoneyChristian Lotz13. The Risk of Subjectivity: Negri beyond AdornoTimothy S. Murphy14. Antonio Negri—On the Trail of New Social SubjectsPierre LamarcheContributorsIndex

Antonio Calcagno is Associate Professor of Philosophy at King's University College at the University of Western Ontario. He is the author of Lived Experience from the Inside Out: Social and Political Philosophy in Edith Stein.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: The Ferment of Contemporary Italian Political PhilosophyAntonio Calcagno1. Biological Life and Political LifeRoberto Esposito2. Nothing in Common: Esposito and Vattimo on CommunityRobert T. Valgenti3. Roberto Esposito and the Relation between the Personal and the ImpersonalAntonio Calcagno4. Narrating the Self through the Other: On the Thought of Adriana CavareroElvira Roncalli5. Psychoanalysis in Early Italian Feminism: The Contributions of the Practice of the UnconsciousPaola Melchiori6. Luce Fabbri: Anarchism as an Art of LivingMargareth Rago7. The Transcendental Limits of Politics: On Massimo Cacciari’s Political PhilosophyAlessandro Carrera8. Trauma and Political Existence: Remo Bodei on Not Confronting DelusionAlexander U. Bertland9. Paulo Virno: Exodus and LanguageFranco Berardi10. After Lives: On Giorgio Agamben and the Coloniality of the Sovereign Exception (from a Latin American Perspective)Alejandro A. Vallega11. Happy Depression: Franco Berardi and the Unpaid Bills of DesireGary Genosko12. Marx contra Negri: Value, Abstract Labor, and MoneyChristian Lotz13. The Risk of Subjectivity: Negri beyond AdornoTimothy S. Murphy14. Antonio Negri—On the Trail of New Social SubjectsPierre LamarcheContributorsIndex