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Title: The assassination of Deleuze?
Review: Published in the original French merely two years after Deleuze's death, Badiou, in his scathing, nigh malicious, introduction to Deleuze: The Clamor of Being goes so far as to identify himself as a `Bolshevik' and Deleuze as a `Fascist', before challenging, disseminating & dismissing Deleuze's key concepts throughout the book, by persuasively exposing their contradictions, mocking their valor & confuting their foundation, leaving them solely to implode on their own absurdities.Consequentially, both philosophers come out on top in this strategic conflux of discourse, once more challenging the parameters of philosophy itself and its intellection of being.Badiou's is a seasoned stage, certainly not for a novice to dialectics, but well worth the bother for anyone enticed by the controversy of rational thought.
