Badiou and philosophy / edited by Sean Bowden and Simon Duffy.
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Edinburgh :
Edinburgh University Press,
©2012.
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| Series: | Critical connections (Edinburgh University Press)
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Table of Contents:
- I. Philosophy's mathematical condition
- What is post-Cantorian thought? Transfinitude and the conditions of philosophy / Tzuchien Tho
- The set-theoretical nature of Badiou's ontology and Lautman's dialectic of problematic ideas / Sean Bowden
- Badiou's Platonism: the mathematical forms of post-Cantorian set-theory / Dimon Duffy
- Sets, categories and topoi: approaches to ontology in Badiou's later work / Anindya Bhattacharyya
- II. Philosophical notions and orientations
- The black sheep of materialism: the theory of the subject / Ed Pluth
- A critique of Alain Badiou's denial of time in his philosophy of events / James Williams
- Doing without ontology: a Quinean pragmatist approach to Badiou / Talia Morag
- Towards a new political subject: Badiou between Marx and Althusser / Nina Power
- III. Philosophical figures
- 'The Greatest of Our Dead': Badiou and Lacan / Justin Clemens and Adam J. Bartlett
- Badiou and Sartre: freedom, from imagination to chance / Brian A. Smith
- Badiou's relation of Heidegger in Theory of the subject / Graham Harman
- One divides into two: Badiou's Critique of Deleuze / Jon Roffe.