Mourning and Grievability: Several Remarks on Judith Butler’s Politics of Living Together

In this article, I focus on the function of notions precariousness, vulnerability, and grievability life in Judith Butler’s writings, reflect upon their place a broader context thought what call, following Jacques Derrida, “originary mourning.” On one hand, therefore, want to reconstruct task rethinking possibi-lity creating community based equal allocation precariousness grievability. Such reflection allows Butler treat as an insightful unique passageway problematics safeguarding equality between living beings. other by referring writings inscribe framework mourning, show how every constitution social bond principle shared vulnerability inevitably has come up against paradox its genesis.