After the Deluge: New Perspectives on Postwar French Intellectual and Cultural History
Edited by Julian Bourg
Lanham Md., Lexington Books, 2004, 472p.
Introduction
Julian Bourg
Is There Such aThing as "French Philosophy?" or Why do We Read the French So Badly?
Alan D. Schrift
Against Capitalism? French Theory and the Economy after 1945.
William Gallois
The Post-Marx of the Letter.
Warren Breckman
A New Generation of Greek Intellectuals in Postwar France.
Christophe Premat
Kostas Axelos and the World of the Arguments Circle
Stuart Elden.
"Un contradicteur permanent:" The Ideological and Political Itinerary of Daniel Guérin.
David Berry
Guy Hocquenghem and the Cultural Revolution in France after May 1968.
Ron Haas
The Myth of Emmanuel Levinas.
Ethan Kleinberg
Raymond Aron: Nationalism and Supranationalism in the Years Following
the Second World War.
Lucia Bonfreschi
French Intellectuals ant the Repression of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956:
The Politics of a Protest Reconsidered
Michel Scott Christofferson
From l'Univers Concentrationnaire to the Jewish Genocide: Pierre Vidal-Naquet and the Treblinka Controversy.
Samuel Moyn
French Cultural Policy in Question, 1981-2003.
Philippe Poirrier
Religion, Republicanism, and Depoliticization: Two Intellectual Itineraries-Régis Debray and Marcel Gauchet
Michael Behrent
Afterword: For Intellectual History.
François Dosse
Contact :
Julian Bourg
jbourg@brynmawr.edu