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Dar fe de la política: entrevista con Simon Critchley
No full textSimon Critchley (Hertfordshire, Inglaterra, 1960) es, desde 2004, profesor en la New School for Social Research de Nueva York. Sobre la base de una enorme erudición filosófica, Critchley se ha alzado como una de las voces más singulares y activas del pensamiento actual, provocando cruces inevitables entre ética y política y vindicando una ética de la finitud y de la inautenticidad. Colabora habitualmente en el New York Times y ha publicado más de una decena de trabajos, algunos de ellos traducidos al castellano, como La demanda infinita, Muy poco, apenas nada o el muy reciente Tragedia y modernidad
The CounterText interview : Simon Critchley
Get PDFAt the end of November 2009, Simon Critchley had been due to fly out to Malta to deliver a keynote address at the ‛Style in Theory / Styling Theory’ Conference.1 In the event, Critchley was unable to travel. Not that the conference was short of keynote speakers – besides Critchley, there was Catherine Belsey, Douglas Burnham, Stefan Herbrechter, Fiona Hughes, Laurent Milesi, Jean-Michel Rabaté, and Stuart Sillars. Critchley’s work, however, had seemed particularly relevant to the concerns of the conference. His experiments with style had always appeared pointedly directed towards bringing out the literary in the philosophical and the philosophical in the literary. So, to ensure that Critchley would still be part of the conversation about style and theory despite him not being physically present at the conference, the next best thing was arranged – a live videolink interview. The text presented here is an edited version of that interview and the question-and-answer session that followed, all of which took place on Friday 27 November 2009.2 The interview carries a fascinating historical situatedness, and it frames a particular moment in Critchley’s intellectual development and in the evolution of ‛theory’ more broadly. It also offers far-reaching and insightful reflections on style in philosophy and literature that render it strikingly relevant to the concerns of CounterText.peer-reviewe
The Hamlet Doctrine
No full textThis talk is based on Simon Critchley and Jamieson Webster’s 2013 book “Stay, Illusion!: The Hamlet Doctrine” (Pantheon). Simon Critchley is the Hans Jonas Professor of Philosophy at the New School. In addition to authoring numerous books (some are listed on the ST poster so I don’t need to repeat the list here), Simon also moderates “The Stone,” The New York Times’ philosophy blog. Simon Critchley’s posts on The Stone can be found here: http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/author/simon-critchley
Simon Critchley: Nihilizm jako doświadczenie
Get PDFJacek Gutorow\u27s review of Simon Critchley\u27s "Very Little... Almost Nothing. Death, Philosophy, Literature", London and New York, Routledge 1997.Jacek Gutorow\u27s review of Simon Critchley\u27s "Very Little... Almost Nothing. Death, Philosophy, Literature", London and New York, Routledge 1997
Simon CRITCHLEY, Tragedia y Modernidad
No full textReseña de Tragedia y Modernidad de Simon Critchley, p. 333
Simon CRITCHLEY, Tragedia y Modernidad
No full textReseña de Tragedia y Modernidad de Simon Critchley, p. 333
Simon CRITCHLEY, Tragedia y Modernidad
Get PDFReseña de Tragedia y Modernidad de Simon Critchley, p. 333 </p
Bowie, philosophie intime, per Simon Critchley
Get PDFReview of Critchley, Simon 2015, Bowie, philosophie intime, París: Éditions La Découverte-Philharmonie de Paris/Cité de la musique, trad. de l’anglès Marc Saint-Upéry. ISBN 978-2-7071-8540-2, 128 pp. Reseña de Critchley, Simon 2015, Bowie, philosophie intime, París: Éditions La Découverte-Philharmonie de Paris/Cité de la musique, trad. de l’anglès Marc Saint-Upéry. ISBN 978-2-7071-8540-2, 128 páginas. Ressenya de Critchley, Simon 2015, Bowie, philosophie intime, París: Éditions La Découverte-Philharmonie de Paris/Cité de la musique, trad. de l’anglès Marc Saint-Upéry. ISBN 978-2-7071-8540-2, 128 pàgines.
Simon Critchley, On Humour, 2002
No full textWeber Philippe. Simon Critchley, On Humour, 2002. In: Revue théologique de Louvain, 35ᵉ année, fasc. 4, 2004. p. 555
Simon Critchley, Bowie
Get PDFComme le titre l’annonce, ce livre parle de David Bowie. Il est écrit par un philosophe, spécialiste en esthétique, Simon Critchley. Une fois qu’on a dit ça, les frontières entre philosophie, analyse littéraire, hommage à Bowie ou autobiographie se brouillent et donnent simplement un beau livre. Qui se lit vite. L’une de ses particularités est le soin apporté à la maquette et aux illustrations. En plus de marquer comme une pause, une respiration pour le lecteur, ces dessins presque punk ajout..
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