Kostas Axelos
Biographic Data
| ID | 313353 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kostas Axelos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kostas |
| FAMILY NAME | Axelos |
| SIGNATURE | AXELOS K |
| AFFILIATIONS | From Systématique ouverte (1984, pages 40-54, Les Éditions de Minuit, Paris) Translated by Gerald Moore |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
L’énigme de l’art
The Game of the World
Game of the World
The Game of the World
Drawing on philosophies of gaming and play from Heraclitus and Plato through to Marx, Nietzsche and Heidegger, Kostas Axelos outlines an extraordinary, unique vision of our contemporary world. Originally published in 1969, The Game of the World brilliantly anticipates a 21st century in which ever-accelerating technological transformations coincide with a world at play and in play, at once fragmentary and totalised, disordered and hyper-organised.…
The Game of the World
The plays in the world, the world of play, the play of man and the play of the world. All interpretations of the world try to give name and figure to this play, yet ‘it’ surpasses them. It takes up again ‒ without recuperating them ‒ logos, being and nothingness, everything and nothing, god and physis, the human and history, poetry and art, which deploy themselves through its play. Finally, it itself does not ‘exist’: neither its names nor its oc…
The World: Being Becoming Totality
Jean-Michel Palmier (1944-1998)
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The Set's Game-Play of Sets
Play as the System of Systems
Let us begin abruptly with two quotations. One is from Marx who writes in Capital that capitalist system prevents worker from enjoying his work of his own physical and mental forces. The other quotation is from Heidegger who writes in Onto-theological nature of metaphysics [Identity and Difference]: the essence of Being is Play in itself. These two quotations are not all isolated, infrequent or arbitrary. Again in Capital, Marx writes, letting wo…
Alienation, Praxis, and Techne in the Thought of Karl Marx
La question de la fin de l'histoire
Axelos Kostas. La question de la fin de l'histoire. In: L'Homme et la societe, N. 20, 1971. Lukacs Hegel histoire et sociologie. pp. 193-210
Marx, Freud, and the Undertakings of Thought in the Future
There was the young Marx and the old Marx. There was the young Freud and the old Freud. There was Marxism and Marxisms, Freudianism and Freudianisms. There has even been a Freudo-Marxism. One speaks of Freudo-Marxism because it is after a certain level of understanding of Freud that one comes to Marx, in order to bring the two together in an articulated whole which admits of mediations between the two geniuses of reductive analysis of social man …
Einfuhrung in ein Kunftiges Denken-Uber Marx und Heidegger
Planetary Interlude
Extrait d'un dialogue entre Kostas Axelos et Jason Molfessis
The 'Apeiron' of Anaximander. A Study in the Origin and Function of Metaphysical Ideas
Marx penseur de la technique. De l'aliénation de l'homme à la conquête du monde
Histoire et conscience de classe
ion de tout le reste » 1. Toute relation humaine, donc, qui rompt avec cette structure, avec cette abstraction de la personnalite d'ensemble de l'homme, avec cette subsomption sous un point de vue abstrait, est un pas vers la destruction de cette reification de la conscience humaine. Or un tel pas presuppose l'engagement actif de l'ensemble de la personnalite. Il est ainsi devenu clair que les formes de la liberte dans les organisations bourgeois…
The World: Being Becoming Totality
Play as the System of Systems
Let us begin abruptly with two quotations. One is from Marx who writes in Capital that capitalist system prevents worker from enjoying his work of his own physical and mental forces. The other quotation is from Heidegger who writes in Onto-theological nature of metaphysics [Identity and Difference]: the essence of Being is Play in itself. These two quotations are not all isolated, infrequent or arbitrary. Again in Capital, Marx writes, letting wo…
The Set's Game-Play of Sets
Planetary Interlude
Histoire et conscience de classe
ion de tout le reste » 1. Toute relation humaine, donc, qui rompt avec cette structure, avec cette abstraction de la personnalite d'ensemble de l'homme, avec cette subsomption sous un point de vue abstrait, est un pas vers la destruction de cette reification de la conscience humaine. Or un tel pas presuppose l'engagement actif de l'ensemble de la personnalite. Il est ainsi devenu clair que les formes de la liberte dans les organisations bourgeois…
Histoire et conscience de classe
ion de tout le reste » 1. Toute relation humaine, donc, qui rompt avec cette structure, avec cette abstraction de la personnalite d'ensemble de l'homme, avec cette subsomption sous un point de vue abstrait, est un pas vers la destruction de cette reification de la conscience humaine. Or un tel pas presuppose l'engagement actif de l'ensemble de la personnalite. Il est ainsi devenu clair que les formes de la liberte dans les organisations bourgeois…
Marx penseur de la technique. De l'aliénation de l'homme à la conquête du monde
The 'Apeiron' of Anaximander. A Study in the Origin and Function of Metaphysical Ideas
Planetary Interlude
Extrait d'un dialogue entre Kostas Axelos et Jason Molfessis
Einfuhrung in ein Kunftiges Denken-Uber Marx und Heidegger
Marx, Freud, and the Undertakings of Thought in the Future
There was the young Marx and the old Marx. There was the young Freud and the old Freud. There was Marxism and Marxisms, Freudianism and Freudianisms. There has even been a Freudo-Marxism. One speaks of Freudo-Marxism because it is after a certain level of understanding of Freud that one comes to Marx, in order to bring the two together in an articulated whole which admits of mediations between the two geniuses of reductive analysis of social man …
La question de la fin de l'histoire
Axelos Kostas. La question de la fin de l'histoire. In: L'Homme et la societe, N. 20, 1971. Lukacs Hegel histoire et sociologie. pp. 193-210
Alienation, Praxis, and Techne in the Thought of Karl Marx
The Set's Game-Play of Sets
Play as the System of Systems
Let us begin abruptly with two quotations. One is from Marx who writes in Capital that capitalist system prevents worker from enjoying his work of his own physical and mental forces. The other quotation is from Heidegger who writes in Onto-theological nature of metaphysics [Identity and Difference]: the essence of Being is Play in itself. These two quotations are not all isolated, infrequent or arbitrary. Again in Capital, Marx writes, letting wo…
Jean-Michel Palmier (1944-1998)
utilisation du site ou, le cas échéant, des conditions générales de la licence souscrite par votre établissement
The World: Being Becoming Totality
The Game of the World
Game of the World
The Game of the World
Drawing on philosophies of gaming and play from Heraclitus and Plato through to Marx, Nietzsche and Heidegger, Kostas Axelos outlines an extraordinary, unique vision of our contemporary world. Originally published in 1969, The Game of the World brilliantly anticipates a 21st century in which ever-accelerating technological transformations coincide with a world at play and in play, at once fragmentary and totalised, disordered and hyper-organised.…
The Game of the World
The plays in the world, the world of play, the play of man and the play of the world. All interpretations of the world try to give name and figure to this play, yet ‘it’ surpasses them. It takes up again ‒ without recuperating them ‒ logos, being and nothingness, everything and nothing, god and physis, the human and history, poetry and art, which deploy themselves through its play. Finally, it itself does not ‘exist’: neither its names nor its oc…
L’énigme de l’art
Philosophy (11 works) · Art (8 works) · Epistemology (6 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · French Historical and Cultural Studies (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works)