Badiou and philosophy
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Badiou and philosophy
（Critical connections）
Edinburgh University Press, c2012
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Includes biblographical references (p. 262-270) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This title presents a range of critical engagements with the work of Alain Badiou. This collection of 13 essays directly addresses the work of Alain Badiou, focusing specifically on the philosophical content of his work and the various connections he established with both his contemporaries and his philosophical heritage. This is the first reassessment of Badiou's work since the publication of the English translation of Logics of Worlds, (2009). It critiques how Badiou sources and responds to existing philosophical arguments and traditions as well as the arguments he employs to do so. It examines Badiou's work through the lens of a number of thinkers and themes, from Cantor and category/topos theory, through Lacan and Lautman, to Sartre and subject.
目次
- I. Philosophy's Mathematical Condition
- 2. Badiou's Platonism: The Mathematical Forms of Post-Cantorian Set-Theory
- 3. What is Post-Cantorian Thought? Transfinitude and the Conditions of Philosophy
- 4. The Set-Theoretical Nature of Badiou's Ontology and Lautman's Dialectic of Problematic Ideas.
- 5. Sets, Categories and Topoi: Approaches to Ontology in Badiou's Later Work
- II. Philosophical Concepts
- 6. The Black Sheep of Philosophical Materialism...
- 7. The Event
- 8. Badiou and Neo-Pragmatism: Friend and Foe
- III. Philosophical Figures
- 9. Towards a New Political Subject: Badiou between Marx and Althusser
- 10. 'The Greatest of Our Dead': Badiou's Lacan
- 11. Badiou and Sartre: The Transformation of Freedom from Imagination to Chance
- 12. Badiou's Reception of Heidegger
- 13. One Falls into Two: Badiou's Critique of Deleuze.
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