Tanatopolitica. Una aproximación a la administración de la muerte; De Foucault a Agamben

The main line of work is the analysis of dead body in relation to the biopolitical speech or thanatos-political regarding the administration of life and death by the power. In this sense, some ideas will be rediscovered and passages from Michael Foucault, Roberto Esposito, Giorgio Agamben and Judith Butler. On the other hand, death is profound not as biological but as a social death and the different ways to define the living and the dead this social death generates. This social death will be understood as a product of limited human frames that breakout of man to numerous individuals for different reasons. These ideas come out in the light to rebuild the destruction of identities and derealization conducted during the last Argentine dictatorship. From this analysis of the dislocation of identities and bodies will address the dynamic death-dead, is to say ways to litigate the death with the dead.