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Alexandre Kojève keyword-carnap the inventive use of vernacularIn this intellectual biography, critic and philosopher Boris Groys turns to the Arthur Rimbaud of modern bureaucracy, Alexandre Kojve, a philosopher of little known writings and profound influence. Kojve was fascinated with Hegels dialectics and with communism and envisioned a universal empire as the end of history. Kojve drew on Buddhism and also proclaimed himself a Stalinist. At the same time, he was one of the creators of a nascent European Union.