Daniel Tutt

Category: Badiou

“The Concept is a Weapon” Interview with French Philosopher Mehdi Belhaj Kacem

December 13, 2021
Political emancipation and representation – Interview with Alain Badiou

June 1, 2020
Whither the critique of political economy in post-Marxism?

February 21, 2018
Obscure Subjects: Myth and Metapolitics on the alt-Right

August 22, 2017
Jameson on Badiou: Ships Passing in the Night

December 17, 2016
Philosophy in Saturated Times

June 18, 2016
Badiou’s Revision of Sartre’s Fused Group

June 14, 2016
Time and Voluntarism in Badiou and Lazarus

May 26, 2016
Elements of Islamophobia: The State, Class and Capital

January 27, 2016
Why Do the Masses Posses Reason?

October 17, 2014
Announcing New Badiou and Philosophy Seminars

September 30, 2014
Community and Subjectivity in Contemporary Theory: Dissertation Abstract

June 30, 2014
Some Brief Reflections on Badiou and Emancipatory Politics

November 1, 2013
Plato, Our Comrade? Alain Badiou’s Hyper-Translation of Plato’s Republic

March 27, 2013
On Shame, or the Proof of the Other’s Inexistence

March 7, 2013
Difficult Atheism: Is Philosophy Finally Without God?

January 28, 2013
Badiou’s Wager

January 18, 2013
Mapping Badiou’s Influence on Tiqqun

December 24, 2012
Badiou and Žižek: Radical Act vs. Evental Enthusiasm

December 3, 2012
Antiphilosophy and the Knot of Transference

November 5, 2012
Review: Badiou’s “Deleuze: The Clamor of Being”

July 6, 2012
The New Realism

June 28, 2012
What is a Contradiction? Badiou’s Theory of the Subject

January 19, 2012
What is the Revolutionary Subject?

November 11, 2011
Metaphysicians in the Dark: Philosophy and Poetry’s Age Old Quarrel

August 24, 2011
Art and Philosophy in Badiou’s HANDBOOK OF INAESTHETICS

January 23, 2011