The article tries to examine the element of “historical belonging” to the body-truth within the Idea of communism as developed by Alain Badiou. From the perspective of Badiou's concept of the singular universality, a question arises regarding the relation between singular sequences that determine a temporal period of this “historical belonging” to the body-truth. With the help of a parallel reading of some aspects of Badiou's and Agamben's philosophical projects, the article claims that both Badiou's singular universality and Immanuel Kant's judgement of taste have the identical structure. From this perspective, the seemingly marginal role of Kant's philosophy within Badiou's and Agamben's works emerges as in fact the central point within t...