... Métaphysiques cannibales of 2009, was laid in the 1970s by the controversial French anthropologists Pierre and Hélène Clastres. It is argued that the Clastres took the intellectual practices of Guarani shamans and prophets as analogous to the those of ancient Greek philosophers but also as sharply critical...

...Isabelle Stengers; Jeffrey M. Perl Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 Bouretz Pierre , D’un ton guerrier en philosophie: Habermas, Derrida & Co. ( Paris : Gallimard , 2010 ), 592 pp. ...

...Luc Brisson; Michael Chase This memorial essay on the French historian of philosophy Pierre Hadot (1922–2010) explores his life and work. Starting out from an ecclesiastical background and education, Hadot's interest in mysticism led him to study the late Greek Neoplatonists Plotinus and Porphyry...

...Pierre Hadot The President and Fellows of Harvard College 2006 Translated by Michael Chase C O L U M N S ISIS HAS NO VEILS Pierre Hadot Translated by Michael Chase In 1814, when the archduke...

...Pierre Michon Editions Gallimard, Paris, and Archipelago Books, New York 2004 not for sale Translated by Ann Jefferson MICROSCOPIC LIVES The Life of André Dufourneau Pierre Michon Translated by Ann Jefferson...

... the murderer is spared because of his services to the state. In the version of the story dramatized by the seventeenth-century French playwright Pierre Corneille, it is rather the Roman king who saves the surviving Horatius by deeming that his heroism places him above the law. This article considers whether...

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... mental universe. Disorderly Families, now reprinted by Gallimard over thirty years after it was first published in 1982 and newly translated, is as close as Foucault ever came to realizing his long- imagined project of Lives of Infamous Men. Disorderly Families has affinities, too, with I, Pierre...

... of Infamous Men. Disorderly Families has affinities, too, with I, Pierre Rivière of 1973: we even encounter Guil- laume Sauvage wielding the same billhook against his parents as Pierre Rivière used to murder his mother and two sisters. Disorderly Families is far less intensely biographical. Its infamous...

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... and Quietism was shaped as much, if not more, by the politics of the French crown and public as it was by concerns of theo- logical orthodoxy. Individual Jesuits, notably Jean-Joseph Surin and Jean-Pierre Caussade, were drawn to mysticism, as was their order’s founder...

... to have, but this book is not quite that. Rather, it starts with a testing point in Adam Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments and then discusses various writers who might be seen to respond to it—principally Laurence Sterne, Henry Mackenzie, Saint-Pierre, Chateaubriand, Mary Shelley, Emily Brontë...

... equal time to Beatrice Wood, the legendary Dada muse, who financed some of Duchamp's enterprises and kept company with him and their mutual friend Henri-Pierre Roché. And Mina Loy's collage-poem “O Marcel . . . Otherwise I Also Have Been to Louise's,” assembled from fragments of overheard conversation...