The C** Word: Covid-19 and Calculation

The Philosophical Salon (2020)
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Abstract

Calculation is omnipresent in the current pandemic. And yet, Continental philosophers never talk about calculation: it seems to be the c** of philosophy. Why is that so? Has it always been like that?

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Dimitris Vardoulakis
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