Abstract

In contrast to the idea of Modern philosophy as defined by its relation to the present, the text seeks to explore the notion of a coming philosophy‘ formulated by Giorgio Agamben in Infancy and History, echoing Benjamin‘s Program. In order to accomplish this goal, the article presents a conceptualization of the idea of infancy, elaborated through the concept of experimentum linguae, trying to shed light on its political consequences, especially with regard to the constitution of a community and its enactment.