A view of French philosophy

Book name: A glance at French philosophy Author: Jean Publisher: Kanaan Book classification: Novels Number of pages: 186 About the book: French philosopher Alain Badiou in this article, translated into Arabic by Moroccan researcher Ahmed Rabass, offers a panoramic view of contemporary French philosophy, starting with some notes on French philosophy beginning with a paradox: what is most universal is also, at the same time, the most particular. This is what Hegel calls the concrete universal, a synthesis of what is entirely global, for everyone, and at the same time, has a specific place and moment.