For the philosophy lovers, this edition of Bookforum's Omnivore is devoted completely to French philosophy and philosophers - Foucault, Ricoeur, Badiou, and Derrida seem to be most frequently mentioned in titles.
Of contemporary French philosophy
May 2 2014
9:00AM
- Thomas Lemke (Frankfurt): New Materialisms: Foucault and the "Government of Things".
- Patrick Gamez (Notre Dame): Ricoeur and Foucault: Between Ontology and Critique.
- Erinn Gilson (North Florida): Ethics and the Ontology of Freedom: Problematization and Responsiveness in Foucault and Deleuze.
- From Filocracia: An Online Journal of Philosophy and Interdisciplinary Studies, Jeffrey L. Bartilet (PUP): Foucault, Discourse, and the Call for Reflexivity; and Prudencio M. Edralin and Leovino Ma Garcia (Santo Tomas): Ricoeur's Existential Phenomenology.
- From the Journal of French and Francophone Philosophy, Matthew R. McLennan (Ottawa): Heidegger without Man? The Ontological Basis of Lyotard’s Later Antihumanism.
- Sophie Klimis (SLU-Brussels): From Modernity to Neoliberalism: What Human Subject?
- Anthony Paul Smith reviews Anti-Badiou: On the Introduction of Maoism into Philosophy by Francois Laruelle.
- Anti-Revolutionary Republicanism: Knox Peden on Claude Lefort’s Machiavelli.
- Jeffrey A. Bell reviews Prolegomena to Any Future Materialism, Volume One: The Outcome of Contemporary French Philosophy by Adrian Johnston.
- The first chapter from Revolutionary Ideas: An Intellectual History of the French Revolution from The Rights of Man to Robespierre by Jonathan Israel.
- Ian James reviews Philosophy and Non-Philosophy by Francois Laruelle.
- Ronjaunee Chatterjee on Alain Badiou in Southern California: A politics of the impossible.
- Olivia Harrison reviews Living Together: Jacques Derrida’s Communities of Violence and Peace by Elisabeth Weber.
- Jan Mieszkowski reviews The Death Penalty, Volume I: The Seminars of Jacques Derrida.
- You can download A Derrida Dictionary by Niall Lucy (2004).
