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“Trespassing. Alain Badiou, Politics and Philosophy”
No full textIn Badiou’s own classification of his writings, he lists these texts among his “political essays.” That their author considers them as such underscores the importance he attaches to separating philosophy from its “conditions.” But are they not also philosophical tracts? In any event, they are the writings of an eminent philosopher and unfold an original conceptual configuration. Though they cannot be taken as writings on “political philosophy”—Badiou himself is dismissive of such a definition—in what sense then can texts undoubtedly articulating philosophical concepts be called political? What can we take as criterion in marking the divide between philosophy and politics in these texts? Pursuing the answers to these questions will, however, require a rethinking of the entire conundrum. It is precisely the rereading of these writings that prompted me to take this detour, which I would like to offer here in a preliminary way by looking closely at the issue of the relation between politics and philosophy, or, better, between the organizational inventions in modern revolutionary politics and what I shall view as a series of trespassings into philosophy
Rec. a Bruna Pieri, Daniele Pellacani (ed.), Si verba tenerem. Studi sulla poesia latina in frammenti. Beiträge zur Altertumskunde, 362. Berlin; Boston: De Gruyter, 2016
No full textIntroduzione, traduzione e commento di Cicerone, Lettere ai familiari, libro XVI (in Marco Tullio Cicerone, Lettere ai familiari, a cura di A. Cavarzere, 2 voll., Milano, Rizzoli, 2007; ISBN: 978-88-17-01900-2);
No full textRecensione a A. Umbrico, Terenzio e i suoi nobiles. Invenzione e realtà di un controverso legame (Testi e studi di cultura classica 44) Pisa 2010; ISBN 978-884672580-6
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Un dimenticato precursore umanistico nella discussione sul divieto del participio in fine di verso: Nicolaus Erythraeus
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Recensione a Gesine MANUWALD (ed.), Tragicorum Romanorum fragmenta, Vol. 2: Ennius, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen 2012 (ISBN: 9783525250297)
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