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To Preface the Response to the 'Criticisms' of Ricardo Nirenberg and David Nirenberg/Neither Nor/Reply to Badiou, Bartlett, and Clemens
2012
Overview
Badiou responds to the criticisms of Ricardo Nirenberg and David Nirenberg. It is already very unfortunate that his adversaries constantly confound--before blaming him for their confusion--mathematical notions as precisely different as sets, ordinals, and numbers. But the crucial point is obviously that the construction of Paul Cohen's generic extensions, the keystone of his entire apparatus concerning truths, is not in any way mathematically understood by his critics. They imagine that the introduction of a generic element into a model of set theory aims only at conserving the ordinals.
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