Frédéric Neyrat
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Frédéric Neyrat is a French philosopher with an expertise in environmental humanities, contemporary theory, and media culture. He is a Professor in the English department of UW-Madison (USA),[1] contributor on the electronic platform Alienocene[2] that charts the field of planetary humanities, and a member of the editorial board of the journals Lignes and Multitudes.[3] He has written The Unconstructable Earth: An Ecology of separation (Fordham, 2018), Literature and Materialisms (Routledge, 2020), L’Ange Noir de l’Histoire: Cosmos et Technique de l’Afrofuturisme (MF, 2021), Cosmos Expérimental (Abrüpt, 2022), and Le Cosmos de Walter Benjamin: Un Communisme du Lointain (Kimé, 2022). His books and articles offer a “new existentialism” regenerating the place of the outside.[clarification needed]
Bibliography[edit]
- 2022: Le Cosmos de Walter Benjamin: Un Communisme du Lointain (Walter Benjamin’s Cosmos: A Communism of the Distance) (Paris, Kimé). 230 pages.
- 2022: Cosmos Expérimental (Experimental Cosmos) (Zürich, Abrüpt). 103 pages.
- 2021: L’Ange Noir de l’Histoire: Cosmos et Technique de l’Afrofuturisme (The Black Angel of History: Cosmos and Technics of Afrofuturism) (Paris, Éditions MF). 130 pages.
2020 Literature and Materialisms (Routledge). 188 pages.
2018 The Unconstructable Earth: An Ecology of separation (New York, Fordham University Press). 256 pages. Translated from the French La Part inconstructible de la Terre
2017 Echapper à l’horreur. Court traité des interruptions merveilleuses (Fécamp, Nouvelles Editions Lignes). With a preface by Jean-Luc Nancy. 77 pages.
Translated in Dutch as Ontsnappen aan de verschrikking: Essay over wonderlijke onderbrekingen by Wouter Kusters (Lontano, 2021).
2017 Atopias. Manifesto for a Radical Existentialism (New York, Fordham UP, trans. Walt Hunter and Lindsay Turner, with a preface by Steven Shaviro, 2017). 97 pages. Translated from the French Atopies. Manifeste pour la Philosophie.
2016 La Part inconstructible de la Terre. Critique du Géo-constructivisme (Paris, Éditions du Seuil). 368 pages.
2015 Homo Labyrinthus. Humanisme, antihumanisme, posthumanisme (Bellevaux, Editions Dehors). 173 pages.
2014 Atopies. Manifeste pour la Philosophie (Caen, Editions Nous). 124 pages.
2013 Le Communisme existentiel de Jean-Luc Nancy (Fécamp, Nouvelles Editions Lignes). 72 pages.
2011 Clinamen. Flux, absolu et loi spirale (Paris, e®e). 215 pages.
2011 Le terrorisme, un concept piégé (Paris, e®e - a new edition of Le terrorisme. La tentation de l’abyme (Paris, Larousse, 2009)). 223 pages.
2009 Instructions pour une prise d’âmes. Artaud et l’envoûtement occidental (Paris, La Phocide). 76 pages.
2008 Biopolitique des catastrophes. La politique sur le qui-vive (Paris, MF). 170 pages.
2008 L’indemne. Heidegger et la destruction du monde (Paris, Sens et Tonka, “Collège International de Philosophie” series). 212 pages.
2005 Surexposés. Le Monde, le Capital, la Terre (Paris, Lignes – Manifeste). 320 pages.
2003 L’image hors-l’image (Paris, Leo Scheer). 220 pages.
2002 Fantasme de la communauté absolue (Paris, L’Harmattan). 429 pages.
References[edit]
- ^ "Neyrat, Frederic". Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies. 2022-09-27. Retrieved 2024-04-04.
- ^ "Contributors". JOURNAL OF THE FIRST OUTERNATIONAL. 2023-08-16. Retrieved 2024-04-04.
- ^ "Nos auteurs". Éditions Lignes (in French). Retrieved 2024-04-04.
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Videos: _Videosophy____
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