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Being and Event
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Alain Badiou's "Being and Event" is a significant work in contemporary philosophy, exploring the relationship between ontology and mathematics.
Badiou develops a unique ontological framework based on set theory, arguing that mathematics provides a fundamental model for understanding Being.
He introduces the concept of the event as a rupture in the existing order of Being, creating new possibilities and transformations.
The book is characterized by its rigorous philosophical argumentation and its innovative approach to ontology.
Its influence extends across various fields, shaping discussions on ontology, politics, and the nature of truth.
Badiou develops a unique ontological framework based on set theory, arguing that mathematics provides a fundamental model for understanding Being.
He introduces the concept of the event as a rupture in the existing order of Being, creating new possibilities and transformations.
The book is characterized by its rigorous philosophical argumentation and its innovative approach to ontology.
Its influence extends across various fields, shaping discussions on ontology, politics, and the nature of truth.
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Rahul Samaranayake and Andrew Flores in relation to his views on mathematics, ontology, and the Lacanian real.
Rahul Samaranayake and Andrew Flores in relation to his views on mathematics, ontology, and the Lacanian real.
Why Study Lacan (w/ Andrew Flores AKA The Big Signorelli)
Mentioned by Rocco Gangle and Taylor Atkins as a book that influenced Rocco's interest in category theory.
Rocco Gangle - Peirce and Semiotic Immanence
