- Beyond good and evil, § 17. The grammarian's syllogism
- From German to French and English. The linguistic network of the subject-agent
- " Zu jeder Thätigkeit gehört Einer, der thätig ist "; "Toute action suppose un sujet qui l'accomplit", " Every activity requires an agency that is active "
- Subject, agent, author, actor: analysis of Will to Power, § 531
- Judgment and the origin of the subject according to Nietzsche: "Supposing to the event a being", which is not only one with the event, but "is and remains, while the event arrives and becomes"
- " Der Blitz leuchtet ", "l'éclair luit", against the reduction of the event to predicative form (Nietzsche)
- For the reduction of categorical propositions to existentials (Franz Brentano, 1838-1917)
- Back to the archaeology of the subject
- By the end of the 13th century, the network of theses and concepts criticized by Nietzsche was fully articulated
- Presentation of Pierre de Jean-Olieu's attributivist* model (Olivi, † 1298).
10:30 - 11:30
Lecture
Inventio subiecti. The invention of the modern subject (7)
Alain de Libera
10:30 - 11:30
