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| Lacoue-Labarthe received his ''docteur d'état'' in 1987 with a jury led by Gérard Granel and including Derrida and ]. The monograph submitted for that degree was ''La fiction du politique'' (English translation, ''Heidegger, Art, Politics''), a study of Heidegger's long-abiding allegiances to his vision of ]. It followed shortly after a book on Celan and Heidegger, ''Poetry as Experience''. Both of these works immediately predate the explosion of interest in the political dimensions of Heidegger's thought and his personal responsibility as Rector of the University of Freiburg under the Nazi regime, an interest generated by ] book that appeared in 1987. Scholars such as Derrida (in "Deconciliation," ''Shibboleth,'' and ''Of Spirit'') , Lyotard (in ''Heidegger and "the jews"''), and ] (see ) have strongly commended these works as authoritative. | Lacoue-Labarthe received his ''docteur d'état'' in 1987 with a jury led by Gérard Granel and including Derrida and ]. The monograph submitted for that degree was ''La fiction du politique'' (English translation, ''Heidegger, Art, Politics''), a study of Heidegger's long-abiding allegiances to his vision of ]. It followed shortly after a book on Celan and Heidegger, ''Poetry as Experience''. Both of these works immediately predate the explosion of interest in the political dimensions of Heidegger's thought and his personal responsibility as Rector of the University of Freiburg under the Nazi regime, an interest generated by ] book that appeared in 1987. Scholars such as Derrida (in "Deconciliation," ''Shibboleth,'' and ''Of Spirit'') , Lyotard (in ''Heidegger and "the jews"''), and ] (see ) have strongly commended these works as authoritative. | ||
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===Bibliography=== | ||
| ==Works by him== | |||
| Given in order of first appearance in any language; titles are given in English where translations exist. | Given in order of first appearance in any language; titles are given in English where translations exist. | ||
| *''The Title of the Letter,'' 1973, w/ Nancy | *''The Title of the Letter,'' 1973, w/ Nancy | ||
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| *''Portrait de l'artiste, en général,'' 1979 | *''Portrait de l'artiste, en général,'' 1979 | ||
| *''The Subject of Philosophy,'' 1979; the contents of this book do not correspond exactly to those of ''Le sujet de la philosophie - Typographies I'' | *''The Subject of Philosophy,'' 1979; the contents of this book do not correspond exactly to those of ''Le sujet de la philosophie - Typographies I'' | ||
| *''Les fins de l'homme'' (ed.), 1981, w/ Nancy | *''Les fins de l'homme à partir du travail de Jacques Derrida: colloque de Cerisy, 23 juillet-2 août 1980'' (ed.), 1981, w/ Nancy | ||
| *''Rejouer le politique'' (ed.), 1981, w/ Nancy | *''Rejouer le politique'' (ed.), 1981, w/ Nancy | ||
| *''Le retrait du politique'' (ed.), 1983 w/ Nancy | *''Le retrait du politique'' (ed.), 1983 w/ Nancy | ||
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| *''Pasolini, une improvisation : d’une sainteté,'' 1995 | *''Pasolini, une improvisation : d’une sainteté,'' 1995 | ||
| *''Retreating the Political,'' 1997, w/ Nancy; the collects essays from the edited works of 1981 and 1983, as a piece from 1979 and others not previously published | *''Retreating the Political,'' 1997, w/ Nancy; the collects essays from the edited works of 1981 and 1983, as a piece from 1979 and others not previously published | ||
| *''Métaphrasis suivi de Le théâtre de Hölderlin,'' 1998 | *''Métaphrasis; suivi de Le théâtre de Hölderlin,'' 1998 | ||
| *''Phrase,'' 2000 | *''Phrase,'' 2000 | ||
| *''Poétique de l'histoire,'' 2000 | *''Poétique de l'histoire,'' 2000 | ||
| *''Heidegger : La politique du poème,'' 2004 | *''Heidegger : La politique du poème,'' 2004 | ||
| *''Agonie terminée, agonie interminable,'' 2004 | *''Agonie terminée, agonie interminable,'' 2004 | ||
| ==Works on or about him== | |||
| *], "The Differends of Man," in ''Finitude's Score'' | |||
| *], "Heidegger, France, Politics, The University," | |||
| ===External Links=== | |||
| *International Colloquium, | |||
| *''The Ister,'' | |||
| *"Monogrammes X'' (letter to Nancy in French) | |||
| *Radio France coverage | |||
| ] | ] | ||
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Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe (born 1940) is a contemporary French philosopher and literary critic who is influenced by and has written extensively on Martin Heidegger, Jacques Derrida, Jacques Lacan, German Romanticism, Paul Celan, and deconstruction. He is also a French translator for Heidegger, Celan, Freidrich Nietzsche, Freidrich Hölderlin, and Walter Benjamin. He collaborated extensively with Jean-Luc Nancy as editors, authors, and founders of the Centre for Philosophical Research in Philosophy. The two are possibly Derrida's most prominent students and together organized the first Cerisy conference dedicated to his work, Les fins de l'homme ("The Ends of Man"), in 1980. Both hold professorial appointments at the Université Marc Bloch in Strasbourg, France.
Lacoue-Labarthe received his docteur d'état in 1987 with a jury led by Gérard Granel and including Derrida and Jean-François Lyotard. The monograph submitted for that degree was La fiction du politique (English translation, Heidegger, Art, Politics), a study of Heidegger's long-abiding allegiances to his vision of National Socialism. It followed shortly after a book on Celan and Heidegger, Poetry as Experience. Both of these works immediately predate the explosion of interest in the political dimensions of Heidegger's thought and his personal responsibility as Rector of the University of Freiburg under the Nazi regime, an interest generated by Victor Farias's book that appeared in 1987. Scholars such as Derrida (in "Deconciliation," Shibboleth, and Of Spirit) , Lyotard (in Heidegger and "the jews"), and Pierre Joris (see ) have strongly commended these works as authoritative.
Bibliography
Works by him
Given in order of first appearance in any language; titles are given in English where translations exist.
- The Title of the Letter, 1973, w/ Nancy
- The Literary Absolute: Theory of Literature in German Romanticism, 1978, w/ Nancy
- Portrait de l'artiste, en général, 1979
- The Subject of Philosophy, 1979; the contents of this book do not correspond exactly to those of Le sujet de la philosophie - Typographies I
- Les fins de l'homme à partir du travail de Jacques Derrida: colloque de Cerisy, 23 juillet-2 août 1980 (ed.), 1981, w/ Nancy
- Rejouer le politique (ed.), 1981, w/ Nancy
- Le retrait du politique (ed.), 1983 w/ Nancy
- Retrait de l’artiste en deux personnes, Lyon, 1985
- Typography: Mimesis, Philosophy, Politics, 1986; the contents of this book do not correspond exactly to those of L'imitation des modernes - Typographies II
- Poetry as Experience, 1986
- Heidegger, Art, Politics, 1987
- Sit venia verbo, 1988, w/ Michel Deutsch
- Musica ficta: Figures of Wagner, 1991
- Le mythe nazi, 1991, w/ Nancy
- Pasolini, une improvisation : d’une sainteté, 1995
- Retreating the Political, 1997, w/ Nancy; the collects essays from the edited works of 1981 and 1983, as a piece from 1979 and others not previously published
- Métaphrasis; suivi de Le théâtre de Hölderlin, 1998
- Phrase, 2000
- Poétique de l'histoire, 2000
- Heidegger : La politique du poème, 2004
- Agonie terminée, agonie interminable, 2004
Works on or about him
- Avital Ronell, "The Differends of Man," in Finitude's Score
- Pierre Joris, "Heidegger, France, Politics, The University,"
External Links
- International Colloquium,
- The Ister,
- "Monogrammes X (letter to Nancy in French)
- Radio France coverage