The Cause of the People: Sartre's Encounter with Lacan in Badiou's Theory of the Subject

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In one of his late interviews, Alain Badiou acknowledges that his concept of the event can be traced back to Jean-Paul Sartre's notion of the group-in-fusion, presented in the Critique of Dialectic...

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