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    De la « Vérité de l’Être » à l’« auto-annihilation du judaïsme »
    Revue Internationale de Philosophie 1 7-25. 2017.
    La présente étude entend tracer et analyser le déploiement de « la Vérité de l’Etre » afin de montrer en quoi celui-ci est indissociable, pour Heidegger, de ce qu’il appelle, dans un passage tardif des Cahiers Noirs, l’« auto-annihilation ( Selbstvernichtung ) » du judaïsme. Nous montrerons en quoi et pourquoi, chez Heidegger, l’« Histoire » de la « Vérité de l’Etre », en se déployant elle-même, produit aussi un antijudaïsme, indissociable d’un antisémitisme, sans précédent dans l’histoire de la…Read more
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    Judeities: questions for Jacques Derrida (edited book)
    Fordham University Press. 2007.
    The volume addresses these questions, contrasting Derrida's thought with philosophical predecessors such as Rosenzweig, Levinas, Celan, and Scholem, and tracing ...
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    This book, focusing on the relationship between Derrida and Levinas and the unresolved tension between these two philosophical corpuses, will show what can yet come to democracy and will consequently offer possible interpretations of that which can occur and happen to us politically.
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    Judéités: questions pour Jacques Derrida (review)
    Editions Galilée. 2003.
    Textes issus d'un colloque consacré aux relations entre J. Derrida, son oeuvre, sa pensée et les judéités dans leur pluralité interprétative, linguistique, nationale, politique, philosophique, littéraire et religieuse.
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    Interroger l'histoire
    Metodo. International Studies in Phenomenology and Philosophy 10 (2): 305-338. 2023.
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    Questionner encore…
    Rue Descartes 52 (2): 74-83. 2006.
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    On Election: Levinas and the Question of Ethics as First Philosophy
    International Journal of Philosophical Studies 20 (3): 349-361. 2012.
    Abstract The idea of ?election? cannot be approached, it seems, through traditional or classical philosophical conceptuality. This idea requires another type of discourse. Not simply because this idea refers to an entirely other body of texts, that of the Biblical tradition, but more radically since it commands another modality of thought which must at once suspend and pursue philosophical concepts to the point where they express themselves otherwise than according to the rationality of their ow…Read more
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    To live and die in history
    Angelaki 27 (1): 60-71. 2022.
    From what standpoint have the canonical philosophies of history looked at death? And, more particularly, at life and death, since these two “events” are intimately linked? According to what idea, n...
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    6 Responding Justly to ‘the Friend’
    In Luke Collison (ed.), Derrida's Politics of Friendship: Amity and Enmity, Edinburgh University Press. pp. 91-102. 2021.
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    Ce qui ne revient pas au meme
    with Stéphane Habib
    Journal of Jewish Thought and Philosophy 14 (1-2): 37-54. 2006.
    We should not understand in this title "What does not return to the same" the announcement of a return to Levinas, but rather of what the word or concept of "return" could mean in Levinas's work. There is perhaps no better way of misunderstanding Levinas than imposing on his philosophical gesture the interpretative grid of a "horizon of return". This article will attempt to dismantle the strategies of reading which stipulate that Levinas's philosophy is one of "return". In this way we shall reve…Read more
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    Ce qui ne revient pas au meme Ce qui ne revient pas au meme
    with Stéphane Habib
    Journal of Jewish Thought and Philosophy 14 (1-2): 1-2. 2006.