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- Volume 29, Numbers 3-4, Summer-Autumn 2013
- Opera and Philosophy
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Volume 29, Numbers 3-4, Summer-Autumn 2013Table of Contents
- A Note from the Guest Editors
- pp. 183-185
- Parahuman Wagnerism
- pp. 186-202
- Kivy and the “Problem of Opera”
- pp. 282-301
- Badiou and Wagner: From Fidelity to Prophecy
- pp. 335-361
- The Universal Form of Badiou’s Wagner
- pp. 342-348
- Badiou’s Wagner: Variations on the Generic
- pp. 349-354
- Badiou and the Subject of Parsifal
- pp. 361-367