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Confrontation - A Conversation with Aude Lancelin

Name: Confrontation - A Conversation with Aude Lancelin
Brand: Polity Press
SKU: 04909047
Price: 23655 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Alain Badiou
ISBN: 9780745685694

Alain Badiou

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English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04909047

Publishers Polity Press, August 2014

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Everything in their respective positions divides them: Alain Badiou is the thinker of a revitalized communism and Alain Finkielkraut the mournful observer of the loss of values. The two opponents, gathered here for their first-ever debate, have irreconcilable visions. Yet neither is a stranger to controversy, and in this debate they make explicit the grounds of their personal dispute as well as addressing, in a frank and open exchange, their ideas and theories. Guided by Aude Lancelin, the two philosophers discuss subjects as diverse as national identity, Israel and Judaism, May 1968, and renewed popularity of the idea of communism. Their passionate debate is more than just the sum total of their disagreements, however, for neither of them is satisfied with the state of our society or the direction in which its political representatives persist in taking it. They agree that there needs to be change and their confrontation in this volume shows the importance of asking difficult questions, not only of each other, but also of our political systems.