Adam Kotsko is kindly posting his reading notes on the latest volume in Giorgio Agamben’s ‘Homo Sacer’ series to An und für sich. Il Regno e la Gloria is Volume 2, Part 2 of the saga – continuing where State of Exception (recall that State of Exception was originally billed as Volume 2) left off and coming before Remnants of Auschwitz. What is most impressive is that he is learning Italian in order to render this service – the English translation of Il Regno e la Gloria. Adam suggests translating the title as The Kingdom and The Glory.
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