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The Idea of Beginning in Jules Lequier's Philosophy (Hardcover)
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The Idea of Beginning in Jules Lequier's Philosophy (Hardcover)
Series: Continental Philosophy and the History of Thought
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The Idea of Beginning in Jules Lequier's Philosophy analyzes the
work of an author mostly unknown in Anglophone countries, but who
greatly influenced the trajectory of French philosophy over the
last two centuries. Jules Lequier, in The Search for a First Truth,
argues that beginning such a search is the goal towards which
philosophy must tend. To achieve this, Lequier established a
postulate, that of freedom against necessity, and set out a program
as an inaugural gesture: "TO MAKE, not to become, but to make, and,
in making, TO MAKE ONESELF." By the fertility of possible
beginnings, the making in Lequier is always first and radical. As
Ghislain Deslandes reveals in this exploration of Lequier's work,
that something new is possible in philosophy after all, and that it
should even be possible to invent it in other fields, applying the
principle that "everything is to be relearned, and started again,
but in another truth." Deslandes explores parallels between the
"classical" antiphilosophers Pascal and Kierkegaard and Lequier,
whose importance to French philosophy is today better documented
and more widely recognized.
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