Back to the Logics of the Subject
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The 2020 sessions return to the logics of the subject: Kant, Hegel, Pascal, Hugo, Baudelaire, aesthetics, with guests (Art Går Bra, Alexandra Tricottet).
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#9 • Return to the logics of the subject
Does a privation of truth exist, a lie to oneself, that is not culpable, provided it is accompanied by social justice?
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#10 • Return to the logics of the subject
What relationship does the aesthetic field have with the political field, between the poet as bard of the collective and the poet of art for art's sake?
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#11 • Return to the logics of the subject
How does Hegel's aesthetics, centered on the figure of Antigone and on classical art, allow us to think tragedy, finitude, and the avant-gardes of modernity?
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#12 • Return to the logics of the subject
Why has aesthetics become a necessary part of the corpus of philosophy?
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#13 • Return to the logics of the subject
What does Kant's reflective judgment teach us about the relation between the beautiful object and the subject's desire, and how far can art lead?
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#14 • Return to the logics of the subject
How does the Norwegian collective Alt går bra articulate aesthetics and politics, from Diogenes' cynical cosmopolitanism to the recognition of popular art?
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#15 • Return to the logics of the subject
What does the confinement of the era reveal, and what form of solidarity, camaraderie or community, allows us to face it?
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#16 • Return to the logics of the subject
What becomes of art once aesthetic religion has disappeared, and what do we, moderns, gain from this loss?