An edition of Theory of the subject
(2009)
Theory of the subject
by Alain Badiou
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Table of Contents
The place of the subjective
Everything that is of a whole constitutes an obstacle to it insofar as it is included in it
Action, manor of the subject
The real is the impasse of formalization : formalization is the locus of the passing-into-force of the real
Hegel : "the activity of force is essentially activity reacting against itself"
Subjective and objective
The subject under the signifiers of the exception
Of force as disappearance, whose effect is the whole from which it has disappeared
Deduction of the splitting
A la nue accablante tu?
Any subject is a forced exception, which comes in second place
Jewelry for the sacred of any subtraction of existence
Lack and destruction
The new one forbids the new one and presupposes it
On the side of the true
There are no class relations
Every subject crosses a lack of being and a destruction
The subjects antecedence to itself
Torsion
Theory of the subject according to Sophocles, theory of the subject according to Eeschylus
Of the strands of the knot, knowing only the color
A materialist reversal of materialism
The Black sheep of materialism
The indissoluble salt of truth
Answering to the sphinx demands from the subject not to have to answer or the sphinx
Algebra and topology
Neigborhoods
Consistency, second name of the real after the cause
So little ontology
Subjectivization and subjective process
The topological opposite of the knot is not the cut-dispersion but the destruction-recomposition
Subjectivizing anticipation, retroaction of the subjective process
Hurry! hurry! word of the living!
The inexistent
Logic of the excess
Topics of ethics
Where?
The subjective twist : and
Diagonals of the imaginary
Schema
Ethics as the dissipation of the paradoxes of partisanship
Classical detour
Love what you will never believe twice.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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