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“I SEE QUENTIN MEILLASSOUX AS EXACTLY LIKE STALIN”. AN INTERVIEW WITH BORIS GROYS
Philosophical Literary Journal Logos, 2018This interview is concerned with problems that some contemporary theories such as accelerationism, the theory of a new spirit of capitalism, and speculative realism confront as they turn out to be not so far removed from the theories of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries.
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2014
Formulating a theory of signification doesn't seem to be one of philosophy's current preoccupations. Whether suffering from a malaise after the so-called linguistic turn, or placing its hopes on the algorithms of the future to figure out language's "emergent properties," the thinking of the sign seems to have lost most of its vigor.
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Formulating a theory of signification doesn't seem to be one of philosophy's current preoccupations. Whether suffering from a malaise after the so-called linguistic turn, or placing its hopes on the algorithms of the future to figure out language's "emergent properties," the thinking of the sign seems to have lost most of its vigor.
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Possibility of an Absolute Foundation of Morality. The Ethics of Immortality of Quentin Meillassoux
2017We report here the proposal of French philosopher Quentin Meillassoux (n. 1967) that it is necessary and possible to assume an idea of absolute justice and therefore justify in an absolute way our commitment to righteous action and other moral values. The rigorous argument of Meillassoux, still novel and surprising, goes against not only various modern
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Spekulativer Realismus bei Quentin Meillassoux
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Faith, science, and the wager for reality: Meillassoux and Ricœur on post-Kantian realism
International Journal of Philosophy and Theology, 2023Barnabas Aspray
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