In his most famous work, this thinker uses Zermelo-Frankel set theory to claim that (*) "mathematics is ontology", and argues that any work on being must realize that "being qua being" is a "pure multiple".
One of this thinker's works examines aesthetics from the viewpoint of classicism, romanticism, and didacticism before deciding that a fourth type of "knot" between theory and art must be proposed. This author of the Handbook of Inaesthetics, this thinker has recently released a continuation of his most notable book called The Logic of Worlds. One work by this man defines politics, art, science, and love as the four fields of truth and asserts that one must take "one more step" to counteract the postmodern "end" of philosophy. In his most famous work, this thinker uses Zermelo-Frankel set theory to claim that (*) "mathematics is ontology", and argues that any work on being must realize that "being qua being" is a "pure multiple". For ten points, name this speculative realist author of Manifesto for Philosophy, who discussed "generic truth procedures" and "fidelity to the event" in his magnum opus, Being and Event.
One of this thinker's works examines aesthetics from the viewpoint of classicism, romanticism, and didacticism before deciding that a fourth type of "knot" between theory and art must be proposed.
{Alain Badiou}