Category: Badiou

Accelerationism, Anthropocene, Badiou, Dark Enlightenment, Endarkenment, F.W.J Schelling, G.W.F. Hegel, Kant, Rene Descartes, Rudolf Carnap, Wilfrid Sellars

Endarkening and the Limit of the Thinkable

'On the Occasion of World Philosophy Day' [I was invited to give a talk on the theme of Endarkenment. Below is my pitch. There’s slight correction from first upload] To be honest about the topic, the text I have in mind that approaches the theme of endarkenment or the concept of endarkening is the Dark … Continue reading Endarkening and the Limit of the Thinkable

Badiou, F.W.J Schelling, Iain Hamilton Grant, Kant, Kojin Karatani, Simondon, Stiegler, Yuk Hui

Short of A Transcritique

How does one explore a hermeneutic reading of nature that expands the Kantian theory of aesthetics beyond the need for beauty to support the final subjective interest of reason? As in Kant’s third Critique, this subjective interest must necessarily culminate in establishing the purposiveness of nature by moral intelligence. The recoil to subjective purposiveness demonstrates that … Continue reading Short of A Transcritique