> i keep thinking of durkheim. because what i keep reading is an organicism
> in badiou's thought. it is also depoliticized. singularities happen.
i can only place a marker here (not to be a tease ;-), because i am already going to be late, but this i think is wrong? or maybe i want it to be. i think singularities are precisely made. they require an effort of will. or maybe that is only the event. here is where it hurts not to have yet read B&E, so i just have to ask the question -- is singularity different from event?
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>> typical disclaimer: have hardly wrapped my head around 'im but in an
>> effort to forge on, i would like to know if there's a payoff?
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i sure hope so. i will try to say more about this later, but i don't know if
i'm far enough along to put together a convincing case.
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>> shag
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>> oh something something about love and freud and lacan.
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the four conditions of philosophy, is where love comes in. another is
politics. and science. and art. those are the four. there is a nice essay on
this that is quick. but i can't recall the title off the top of my head.
more later.
i admit the four still seem arbitrary to me. it has me thinking of heidegger.