Badiou on Wittgenstein

I do not really like this later book, and even less so, I must say, what it has become, to wit: the involuntary, undeserved guarantee of Anglo-American grammarian philosophy — that twentieth-century form of scholasticism, as impressive for its institutional force as it is contrary to everything that Wittgenstein the mystic, the aesthete, the Stalinist of spirituality, could have desired.

Wittgensteins Antiphilosphy. Translation Bruno Bosteels