Jean-Francois Lyotard: Time and Judgment (Yale French Studies) Book

Yale French Studies, 99 Jean-François Lyotard: Time and Judgment Edited by Robert Harvey and Lawrence R. Schehr The work of the polymath Jean-François Lyotard has proven seminal in the best sense of the word: original and historical, both fundamental and far-reaching, neither partisan nor exclusive. This retrospective volume deals with the extraordinary breadth of Lyotard's thought and his wide-ranging impact on critical thinking in the late twentieth century. Contents Robert Harvey and Lawrence R. Schehr Editors' Preface Michel Butor Recollections on Jean-François Lyotard Mary Lydon Veduta Tom Conley From Rebut to Rébus Christopher Fynsk Jean-François's Infancy Lawrence R. Schehr Lyotard's Codpiece Niels Brügger What about the Postmodern? The Concept of the Postmodern in the Work of Lyotard Michel Deguy Dialogue and Différend Robert Harvey Telltale at the Passages Rodolphe Gasché The Sublime, Ontologically Speaking Paul Harris Thinking @ the Speed of Time: Globalization and Its Dis-contents or, Can Lyotard's Thought Go On Without a Body? Anne Tomiche Lyotard and/on LiteratureRead More