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forthcoming in qui parle

Gil Anidjar on Muslim Jews; Jennifer Doyle on abortion and performance art; Hélène Mialet on scientific knowledge and embodiment; Mikhail Epstein on the “interesting”; and a special dossier featuring François Jullien, Enrique Dussel, and Bernard Stiegler.

issue 17.2, spring/summer 2009


The cover of qui parle, issue 17.2
Now available!
Featuring essays by Talal Asad on the anthropology of Islam, J. M. Bernstein on W. G. Sebald and creaturely life, Gabriela Basterra on creativity and tragic subjectivity, and Christopher Peterson on “Derrida’s ouija board”; artwork by Hanaa Malallah; and a special dossier, Past Unconscious: Psyche in the Afterlives of Freud, featuring Catherine Malabou on neurobiology and affect, Slavoj Zizek responding to Malabou’s Les nouveaux blessés, Alan Bass on play, and a dialogue between Samuel Weber and the translators of The Legend of Freud into Japanese, Yuki Maeda and Takashi Minatomichi.

issue 17.1: thinking alterity, reprise


The cover of qui parle, issue 17.1
Peter Skafish: “An Introduction”; Claude Imbert: “Qualia”; Stefania Pandolfo: “Testimony in Counterpoint: Psychiatric Fragments in the Aftermath of Culture”; Souleymane Bashir Diagne: “Bergson in the Colonies: Intuition and Duration in the Thought of Senghor and Iqbal”; Luca D’Isanto: “Kenosis of the Subject and the Advent of Being in Mystic Experience”; Luke Thurston: “Splinters of Being: Fernando Pessoa as Singular Multiplicity”; Katherine Lemons: “From Recognition to Acknowledgment: A Review of Patchen Markell’s Bound by Recognition”; Alphonso Lingis: “The Outsiders: The Search for Authenticity”