Beginning with a sustained critique of the so-called 'end of philosophy', Badiou goes on to propose a new definition of philosophy, one that is tested with respect to both its origin, in Plato, and its contemporary state. The essays that follow are ordered according to what Badiou sees as the four great conditions of philosophy: philosophy and poetry, philosophy and mathematics, philosophy and politics, and philosophy and love. Conditions provides an illuminating reworking of all the major theories in Being and Event. In so doing, Badiou not only develops the complexity of the concepts central…mehr
Beginning with a sustained critique of the so-called 'end of philosophy', Badiou goes on to propose a new definition of philosophy, one that is tested with respect to both its origin, in Plato, and its contemporary state. The essays that follow are ordered according to what Badiou sees as the four great conditions of philosophy: philosophy and poetry, philosophy and mathematics, philosophy and politics, and philosophy and love. Conditions provides an illuminating reworking of all the major theories in Being and Event. In so doing, Badiou not only develops the complexity of the concepts central to Being and Event but also adds new ones to his already formidable arsenal. The essays in Conditions reveal the extraordinary and systematic nature of Badiou's philosophical enterprise.
Alain Badiou teaches at the Ecole Normale Superieure and at the College International de Philosophie in Paris, France. In addition to several novels, plays and political essays, he has published a number of major philosophical works. Steven Corcoran is a writer and translator living in Berlin. He has edited and/or translated several works by Jacques Ranciere, including Dissensus (Continuum, 2010), and two works by Alain Badiou, Polemics (Verso, 2006) and Conditions (Continuum, 2008).
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The Subtractive: Preface by Francois Wahl Acknowledgements I. Philosophy Itself 1. The (re)turn of philosophy itself 2. Definition of philosophy 3. What is a philosophical institution? II. Philosophy and Poetry 4. The philosophical recourse to the poem 5. Mallarmé's method: subtraction and isolation 6. Rimbaud's method: interruption III. Philosophy and Mathematics 7. Philosophy and mathematics 8. Conference on subtraction 9. Truth: forcing and unnameable IV. Philosophy and Politics 10. Philosophy and politics V. Philosophy and Love 11. What is love? VI. Philosophy and Psychoanalysis 12. Philosophy and psychoanalysis 13. Subject and infinite 14. Antiphilosophy: Lacan and Plato VII. Writing of the Generic 15. Writing of the generic: Samuel Beckett Notes Index
The Subtractive: Preface by Francois Wahl Acknowledgements I. Philosophy Itself 1. The (re)turn of philosophy itself 2. Definition of philosophy 3. What is a philosophical institution? II. Philosophy and Poetry 4. The philosophical recourse to the poem 5. Mallarmé's method: subtraction and isolation 6. Rimbaud's method: interruption III. Philosophy and Mathematics 7. Philosophy and mathematics 8. Conference on subtraction 9. Truth: forcing and unnameable IV. Philosophy and Politics 10. Philosophy and politics V. Philosophy and Love 11. What is love? VI. Philosophy and Psychoanalysis 12. Philosophy and psychoanalysis 13. Subject and infinite 14. Antiphilosophy: Lacan and Plato VII. Writing of the Generic 15. Writing of the generic: Samuel Beckett Notes Index
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