Sexed Transcendentals: Reading Giorgio Agamben through the Supplement of Sexual Difference (original) (raw)

This paper explores the intersection of Giorgio Agamben's philosophy and feminist theory, particularly focusing on the notion of sexual difference. It argues that Agamben neglects the implications of sexual difference in his work, which speaks to broader themes of sovereignty and the formation of community. By re-evaluating Agamben's contributions through the lens of sexual difference, the paper seeks to illuminate the significance of gender in understanding contemporary philosophical and political issues.