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The aim of this paper is to propose an understanding of Agamben’s concept of inappropriable when applied to what could be called the use of the other’s body. It has as a reference point the problem presented in chapter 8 of the book “The use of bodies”, where Agamben refers to Husserl and Edith Stein’s controversy with Theodor Lipps on empathy. This paper’s result is a cohesive progression between Heidegger and Agamben’s ideas on the inappropriable and Husserl and Stein’s considerations about empathy. The conclusion is that the non primordial character of empathic experience allows to identify what is inappropriable in the use of the other’s body.

UMA GENEALOGIA DO CONCEITO DE INAPROPRIÁVEL A PARTIR DE AGAMBEN