The Adventure of French Philosophy
By: BADIOU, Alain
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ArticlePublisher: London, UK : New Left Review, Sep/Oct 2005New Left Review 35, p. 67-78Abstract: French philosophy from the 1940s to the 1990s viewed as a third exceptional moment in the history of the indiscipline, after classical Greece and enlightenment Germany. Alain Badiou takes four coordinates for a tour de force of terse analysis: the antecedents of this moment, the enterprises it launched, the links it forged with literature, and the relations it developed with psychoanalysis.
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French philosophy from the 1940s to the 1990s viewed as a third exceptional moment in the history of the indiscipline, after classical Greece and enlightenment Germany. Alain Badiou takes four coordinates for a tour de force of terse analysis: the antecedents of this moment, the enterprises it launched, the links it forged with literature, and the relations it developed with psychoanalysis.
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