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Quentin Meillassoux: Facticity and Scientific Methods

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This conference paper examines Quentin Meillassoux's critique of correlationism, with special attention to facticity and to the role of scientific methods in securing rational access to reality. It reconstructs the argumentative path from the distinction between primary and secondary qualities to the thesis that only contingency is necessary, and it ...
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Meillassoux’s Politics: Speculative Justice

2015
This chapter argues that although Quentin Meillassoux’s philosophy has been received as a scientistic realism, its fundamental commitments are shaped by political opposition to Hegelian historicism. By drawing on published fragments of his long-awaited book, The Divine Inexistence, the chapter shows that it is Meillassoux’s rejection of the historical ...
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