Lars Östman holds a PhD in Transnational Studies and Migration from the University of Copenhagen. His work is on the relation between history and memory in light of philosophy; he has primarily published on political philosophy and has translated Agamben into Danish.

• CONTENTS: Working Philosophically with Commemoration – Stumbling upon Victims of National Socialism – The Muselmann, or Eliminating Subjectivity – The State of Exception as Paradigm for the Third Reich – Home and Being: Memory between Cartography and Ruin – Contextualizing the Stolpersteine – Art as Ritual Normalization of the Past

Lars Östman holds a PhD in Transnational Studies and Migration from the University of Copenhagen. His work is on the relation between history and memory in light of philosophy; he has primarily published on political philosophy and has translated Agamben into Danish.

• CONTENTS: Working Philosophically with Commemoration – Stumbling upon Victims of National Socialism – The Muselmann, or Eliminating Subjectivity – The State of Exception as Paradigm for the Third Reich – Home and Being: Memory between Cartography and Ruin – Contextualizing the Stolpersteine – Art as Ritual Normalization of the Past

Lars Östman holds a PhD in Transnational Studies and Migration from the University of Copenhagen. His work is on the relation between history and memory in light of philosophy; he has primarily published on political philosophy and has translated Agamben into Danish.

• CONTENTS: Working Philosophically with Commemoration – Stumbling upon Victims of National Socialism – The Muselmann, or Eliminating Subjectivity – The State of Exception as Paradigm for the Third Reich – Home and Being: Memory between Cartography and Ruin – Contextualizing the Stolpersteine – Art as Ritual Normalization of the Past