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1. Badiou’s Philosophical Heritage

From the book Badiou and Philosophy

  • Sean Bowden and Simon Duffy
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780748643530-003
© 2021, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh
From the book
Badiou and Philosophy
Badiou and Philosophy

Chapters in this book (19)

Frontmatter
Contents
Acknowledgements
Contributors
1. Badiou’s Philosophical Heritage
I. Philosophy’s Mathematical Condition
2. What Is Post-Cantorian Thought? Transfi nitude and the Conditions of Philosophy
3. The Set-Theoretical Nature of Badiou’s Ontology and Lautman’s Dialectic of Problematic Ideas
4. Badiou’s Platonism: The Mathematical Ideas of Post-Cantorian Set Theory
5. Sets, Categories and Topoi: Approaches to Ontology in Badiou’s Later Work
II. Philosophical Notions and Orientations
6. The Black Sheep of Materialism: The Theory of the Subject
7. A Critique of Alain Badiou’s Denial of Time in His Philosophy of Events
8. Doing Without Ontology: A Quinean Pragmatist Approach to Badiou
9. Towards a New Political Subject? Badiou between Marx and Althusser
III. Philosophical Figures
10. ‘The Greatest of Our Dead’: Badiou and Lacan
11. Badiou and Sartre: Freedom, from Imagination to Chance
12. Badiou’s Relation to Heidegger in Theory of the Subject
13. One Divides into Two: Badiou’s Critique of Deleuze
Bibliography
Index
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