The deconstructive event is consequently not a radical alien or Other - alien or other to what? Deconstruction unbinds the structurality that would otherwise determine alterity and ipseity, sameness and difference, because no system can tot…[^23]: Drucilla Cornell, The Philosophy of the Limit (London and New York: Routledge, 1992), 1; Katerina Kolozova, Cut of the Real: Subjectivity in Poststructuralist Philosophy (New York: Columbia University Press, 2014), 99; François Larue…
François Laruelle
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François Laruelle is a French philosopher who developed non-philosophy, a radical critique of philosophical determination itself that refuses to subordinate thought to the authority of philosophy's foundational claims. In this course's readings, Laruelle appears through Katerina Kolozova's engagement with his work to think beyond the poststructuralist deconstruction of presence and identity—offering a framework for considering what thought might do when it refuses the totalizing gestures even of Derridean différance. His work enables conversations about radical alterity and the limits of philosophical systems themselves, particularly relevant to theorizing how AI and algorithmic systems might escape the philosophical determinations that have historically contained them.
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