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Being Nothingts in showing how the resources of transcendental philosophy can be turned against idealism in order to render transcendental realism thinkable. Where the speculative materialisms proposed by Badiou and Meillassoux circumvent the forced choice between metaphysics and critique at the cost of privileg

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The Pure and Empty Form of Deathit gradually transforms itself into the question ‘. is time?’ Time cannot be grasped by means of the question of essence, which enquires into ‘the what’ (.) of things. The traditional understanding of ‘whatness’ or ‘essence’ operates on the basis of a prior hypostatization of time as presence. . is

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The , of Belief image is not the domain of pre-theoretical immediacy. On the contrary, it is itself a subtle theoretical construct, a disciplined and critical ‘refinement or sophistication’ of the originary framework in terms of which man first encountered himself as a being capable of conceptual thought, in contr

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The , of Enlightenmentlly operative in .: the anthropological register, the biological-somatic register, and the psychoanalytic register. The argument of . weaves these three registers together while distinguishing between mimicry, which ostensibly has a negative connotation in the book, and mimesis, whose speculatively

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The Pure and Empty Form of Deathng is that of intra-temporal entities. To understand how time is and how its way of being differs from that of intra-temporal entities, we must first understand how we originally come to grasp the various senses of temporal being, how temporal things are. But this entails grasping the intimate relat

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