zerohour | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 04 2008 | world, people, culture
i found this haphazardly. it consists of the reflections of some analytic philosophy dude taking about badiou's being and event. there really isn't enough argumentation to make it that interesting, as it is concerned more with the narrative badiou gives regarding post-kantian philosophy, but if this guy is right then maybe checking out wittgenstein might not be such a bad idea. maybe getting a primer on recent analytic history isn't such a bad idea either.
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- zerohour | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 04 2008 | of, world, people
so effing stupid...
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a friend of mine has a hunch that this is the inspiration for the television show, 'heroes'. he likened it to the ulysses of comic books.
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You must be SAWED-OFF SMILER BLOOD MAGNET's friend before you can comment on this Fave.i dotted some lectures badiou gave on wittgenstein recently, if you're interested.
hmm.. i will have to look at it later, unless you wanna give a summary. does he just blast badiou for being some sort of stalinist bastard?
no, no it's not that. he's concerned with badiou's naivete regarding analytic philoosophical developments since witgenstein and carnap, specifically as regards the analytic inheritence of kantian and post-kantian philosophy.
oh i see. reacting to his subsumption of analytic 'logic' under maths. ill try to check it out sometime soon....ish.
no. not exactly that either, but sort of.
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