---
name: "CognitiveSovereignty"
description: "This paper analyzes Giorgio Agamben's Homo Sacer through Active Inference, connecting the political state of exception with Thomas Kuhn's theory of revolutionary science. It argues that realized epist..."
tags: ["cognitive-sovereignty", "agamben", "homo-sacer", "active-inference", "state-of-exception", "thomas-kuhn", "paradigm-shifts", "epistemic-agency", "biopolitics", "bare-life"]
domain: "Cognitive Security"
citation: "Daniel Ari Friedman (2023). *CognitiveSovereignty*. Cognitive Security."
doi: "10.5281/zenodo.10038231"
---

# CognitiveSovereignty

**Daniel Ari Friedman** (2023) · Cognitive Security

## Context

This work addresses topics in **Cognitive Security**: cognitive sovereignty, Agamben, Homo Sacer, Active Inference.

## Methods

Primary methods and techniques applied in this work:

- Narrative analysis
- Trust and integrity modeling

## Key Findings

Core contributions and results:

- This paper analyzes Giorgio Agamben's Homo Sacer through Active Inference, connecting the political state of exception with Thomas Kuhn's theory of revolutionary science.
- It argues that realized epist...

## Related Works

- [2020_EmergentTeams](../2020_EmergentTeams/)
- [2020_FacilitatorsCatechism](../2020_FacilitatorsCatechism/)
- [2020_GreatPreset](../2020_GreatPreset/)

## Validation

Verification points for this work:

- DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10038231
- PDF SHA-256: See zenodo_record
- Pairing confidence: unknown
- Last checked: 2026-06-30T23:25:12Z

## Prerequisites

- Familiarity with cognitive sovereignty, Agamben, Homo Sacer
- Background in Cognitive Security fundamentals
- Access to source repository: N/A

## Instructions

When working with this paper:

1. Reference the DOI for citation: `10.5281/zenodo.10038231`
2. Apply methods listed in the Methods section for related analysis.
3. Validate findings against the original PDF and metadata.