Titlebook: Literature, Philosophy, Nihilism; The Uncanniest of Gu Shane Weller Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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The Denial of (Greek) Thought: Alain Badiou,n of Plato — which both get from Nietzsche’ (Badiou 1999a: 101). At the heart of this Platonism would lie the radical distinction between . and ., or between philosophy and what will come to be thought as literature, and the absolute privilege accorded to the former over the latter. It is on the imp

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,The Na?ve Calculation of the Negative: Maurice Blanchot,ers of the twentieth century, his theorization of the literary anticipating that of, among others, Michel Foucault and Jacques Derrida, and his critical encounters with the thought of Martin Heidegger and Emmanuel Levinas in particular making him a touchstone in current thinking on the relationship

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The Denial of (Greek) Thought: Alain Badiou,ch a variously defined literature is privileged above all other modes of discourse for what is taken to be its powers of resistance to a variously defined nihilism would not include Alain Badiou other than as the most patent of counter-examples; that is to say, as a philosopher whose entire project