Radical thinkers: Alain Badiou's Ethics

[@elifbayhan2803]

we cant see these type of videos anymore on the guardian. would like to see more.

[@Westernboy2008]

We should all learn from the great thinkers. Which is not to say we should digest their works uncritically. But thinking of ethics in the manner described here is a radical paradigm shift. It is empowerment. And it boils down to very simple truths.

[@2park_]

Thank you! what a wonderful summary~

[@fatoomgierdien2181]

Very interesting and Thank YOU.

[@peterpan6222]

To me, he's just teaching what religion teaches, but he's saying it a way nonreligious people can adhere to. Charity never faileth. Self-control.

[@figueredoff]

This is sad, then?

[@HakWilliams]

Do you even lift, bro?

[@mariochartouni]

They're leftists, so no

[@Frpar123]

A very poor, superficial and presumptuous summary of Badiou's ethics. Anglo-saxon reductio at his worse.

[@traviswaderebello8847]

Well, Peter Hallward is the translator for the English edition of the book. So if he's got it wrong, then who could possibly get it right?

[@Frpar123]

@@traviswaderebello8847 Another translator? Namely a non english one.

[@shoopinc]

Lol thank you for this comment, this was a sharp response.

[@katepriest346]

A very poor, superficial and presumptuous KZbin comment. French arrogance at its worst.

[@Frpar123]

@@katepriest346 I'm not french. Not even close. Sorry for the disappointment.

[@victormagnum8359]

soy