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− | Following on from Alain Badiou’s acclaimed works ''Ethics'' and ''Metapolitics'', ''Polemics'' is a series of brilliant metapolitical reflections, demolishing established opinion and dominant propaganda, and reorienting our understanding of events from the Kosovo and Iraq wars to the Paris Commune and the Cultural Revolution. | + | Following on from [[Alain]] Badiou’s acclaimed works ''[[Ethics]]'' and ''[[Metapolitics]]'', ''Polemics'' is a series of brilliant metapolitical reflections, demolishing established opinion and dominant propaganda, and reorienting our [[understanding]] of events from the Kosovo and [[Iraq]] wars to the [[Paris]] Commune and the [[Cultural]] [[Revolution]]. |
− | With the critical insight and polemical bravura for which he is renowned, Badiou considers the relationships between language, judgment and propaganda—and shows how propaganda has become the dominant force. Both wittily and profoundly, Badiou presents a series of radical philosophical engagements with politics, and questions what constitutes political truth. | + | With the critical insight and polemical bravura for which he is renowned, [[Badiou]] considers the relationships between [[language]], judgment and propaganda—and shows how propaganda has become the dominant force. Both wittily and profoundly, Badiou presents a series of radical [[philosophical]] engagements with [[politics]], and questions what constitutes [[political]] [[truth]]. |
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