The Communist Hypothesis

Alain Badiou

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Communism, Protests, Social Movements Psychoanalysis, Philosophy, and Politics Critical Theory and Political Philosophy

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Why does the spectre of May 68 still haunt French discourse? Alain Badiou on the country’s longue durée sequences of restoration and revolt, and the place of Sarkozy’s presidency within them. Lessons in political courage from Plato and Corneille, and a call to reassert the Manifesto’s founding wager.

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