On Contemporaneity, after Agamben

Exploring the complexities of time, this book delves into various philosophical perspectives on temporal shifts, including mutation, epoch changes, and the unsettling notion of a time marked by geocide. Through the lenses of thinkers like Nancy, Blanchot, Stiegler, and Deguy, it examines how these concepts challenge our understanding of existence and history, highlighting the profound implications of a world where time is in flux and reality is redefined.