Law, Relationality and the Ethical Life

Exploring the philosophical interplay between Emmanuel Levinas and Giorgio Agamben, this study highlights Agamben's immanent thought as a significant, though imperfect, counterpoint to Levinas's ethics centered on the Other. It delves into themes of law, relationality, and ethical life, offering insights into how Agamben's ideas both align with and diverge from Levinas's foundational concepts, ultimately enriching the discourse on ethics and philosophy.