Titlebook: Dilemmas of Truth in Alain Badiou‘s Philosophy; Giosuè Ghisalberti Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclus

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Conclusion: A Future and Happy Immanence,truth always be made actual and true for the individual who makes the commitment to its realization? In ., he writes. “Philosophy is me. And it is also, equally, all of you, who read me, and think of me, or against me as well. For if there is thought, there is also the eternity of the earthly experi

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esenting the dilemmas of his thought, the scholarly reader will be in a position to then pursue the necessary study to come to their own conclusions and, by doing so, become sufficiently free to resist the many coercions of?social and political life in liberal democracies today..978-3-031-18298-3978-3-031-18296-9

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Giosuè GhisalbertiExamines the four truths of Alain Badiou’s core thinking: art, science, love, and politics.Identifies dilemmas in Badiou‘s work.Proposes a way to think beyond these dilemmas, and encourages the reader

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Zwischen Intimit?t und Isolationn. He does so, first, by once again supporting the possibility of “the subject” (the individual) and then by turning away from the critical imperative towards a philosophy of affirmation. What would happen if, as a premise, and as a project, we simply gave up on our critical attitude and adopted ano

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Einleitung. Soziales Medienhandeln, in singling-out the scientist or, more specifically, the mathematician and, finally, nothing less than the .. Given Badiou’s privilege of the mathematical in his philosophical work and, in particular, the effect of the matheme, can a concept (that has no object) be considered scientific? Can the ma

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Matthias C. Angermeyer,Dietrich Klusmannesents his readers with extremely difficult challenges. His understanding of love is not without its intimacy with hate. His . is written, he admits, as a confrontation; and for reasons that will be unsettling. Either we recognize the nature of his argument, and so give up on some of our illusions a