Contributor Archive: Bruno Bosteels
An introduction to Alain Badiou’s ‘The autonomy of the aesthetic process’
by Bruno Bosteels / RP 178 (Mar/Apr 2013) / Article
See Alain Badiou, ‘The Autonomy of the Aesthetic Process’ (in the same issue)
León Rozitchner, 1924–2011
Politics and subjectivity, head-to-head
by Bruno Bosteels / RP 172 (Mar/Apr 2012) / Obituary
When León Rozitchner passed away on 4 September 2011 after months in the hospital where he had been battling the complications of a cancer operation, his long-time friend and the current director of the National Library of Argentina, Horacio González, referred to him as ‘the philosopher the country has had for the past sixty years’. A …
Reviewing Rancière. Or, the persistence of discrepancies
Dossier: The Althusser–Rancière Controversy
by Bruno Bosteels / RP 170 (Nov/Dec 2011) / Article, Dossier, The Althusser–Rancière Controversy
In the nearly four decades since its original publication, Althusser’s Lesson has acquired a certain mythical aura as the dark precursor of things to come. Even with the wealth of translations of Jacques Rancière’s work that have been published at an increasingly feverish pace over the past few years in the wake of the …
An introduction to Alain Badiou’s ‘The autonomy of the aesthetic process’
by Bruno Bosteels / RP 178 (Mar/Apr 2013) / ArticleSee Alain Badiou, ‘The Autonomy of the Aesthetic Process’ (in the same issue)
León Rozitchner, 1924–2011
Politics and subjectivity, head-to-headby Bruno Bosteels / RP 172 (Mar/Apr 2012) / Obituary
When León Rozitchner passed away on 4 September 2011 after months in the hospital where he had been battling the complications of a cancer operation, his long-time friend and the current director of the National Library of Argentina, Horacio González, referred to him as ‘the philosopher the country has had for the past sixty years’. A …
Reviewing Rancière. Or, the persistence of discrepancies
Dossier: The Althusser–Rancière Controversy
by Bruno Bosteels / RP 170 (Nov/Dec 2011) / Article, Dossier, The Althusser–Rancière Controversy
In the nearly four decades since its original publication, Althusser’s Lesson has acquired a certain mythical aura as the dark precursor of things to come. Even with the wealth of translations of Jacques Rancière’s work that have been published at an increasingly feverish pace over the past few years in the wake of the …
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