Special Issues of Journals Devoted to Jean-François Lyotard

Compiled by

Eddie Yeghiayan

• L'Arc "Lyotard" (1976), 64.
  Contents:

  • Bosseur, Dominique. "Les Temps des silences, " pp. 66-70.
    
  • Butor, Michel. "Excuse en orbite," pp. 89-90.
    
  • Charles, Daniel. "Chair et lyse," pp. 60-65.
    
  • Clément, Catherine. "L'Emporte-pièces," pp. 1-3.
    
  • Damisch, Hubert. "Dynamique libidinale," pp. 53-59.
    
  • Dufrenne, Mikel. "Doutes sur le 'libidiné', " pp. 13-27. Reprinted as "Une esthétique libidinale?" in Esthétique et philosophie. Collection Esthétique. Paris: Klincksieck, 1976.
    
  • Fernandez-Zola, Adolfo. "Le Figural événementiel," pp. 48-52.
    
  • Lascault, Gilbert. "Les Complots et la ruse," pp. 1-3.
    
  • Lascault, Gilbert. "Entretien avec Andre Green," pp. 42-47.
    
  • Lipovetsky, Gilles. "Pouvoir de la répétition," pp. 71-76.
    
  • Marin, Louis . "Parler, montrer, manger, ou le piège du présent," pp. 28-41.
    
  • Sicard, Michel. "Désécritures ou l'affaire du style," pp. 77-86.
    
    

• Diacritics (Fall 1984), 14(3).
  Contents:

  • Bennington, Geoff. "August: Double Justice," pp. 64-71
    
  • Carroll, David. "Rephrasing the Political with Kant and Lyotard: From Aesthetic to Political Judgements," pp. 7 4-88
    
  • Den Abbeele, Georges Van. "Up Against the Wall: The Stage of Judgment," pp. 90-98.
    
  • Dews, Peter. "The Letter and the Line: Discourse and Its Other in Lyotard," pp. 40-49
    
  • Lacoue-Labarthe, Philippe. "Talks," (Translate d by Christopher Fynsk) pp. 24-37
    
  • Lindsay, Cecile. "Experiments in Postmodern Dialogue," pp. 52-62.
    
  • Murray, Timothy. "What's Happening?" pp. 100-110.
    
    

• L'Ecrit du Temps "Que stions de Judaïsme" (Winter 1984), 5.
  Contents:

  • Beller, Isi. "Le Juif pervers," pp. 135-140.
    
  • Enriquez, Eugène. "Un Peuple immortel?" pp. 125-135.
    
  • Fédida, Pierre. "L'Argile du socle," pp. 140-144.
    
  • Granoff, Wladimir. "Dans le silence des pères," pp. 107-113.
    
  • Hirt, Jean-Michel. "Calligraphie d'un souffle," pp. 118-125.
    
  • Moscovici, Serge. "La Mère juive existe-t-elle encore?" pp. 113-115.
    
  • Poliakov, Léon. "Une Lettre," pp. 115-117.
    
    

• Les Cahiers de Philosophie "Jean-François Lyotard: Réécrire la modernité" (1988), 5.
  Contents:

  • "A propos du Différend: Entretien avec Jean- François Lyotard," pp. 35-62. Introduction by Christine Buci-Glucksmann. Participants: Jean-François Lyotard, Pierre-Jean Labarrière, Etienne Balibar, Jacob Rogozinski, Dolores Rogozinski, François Gaillard.
    
  • Frank, Manfred. "Dissension et consensus selon Jean- François Lyotard et Jürgen Habermas," pp. 163-183. (Translated by Alexander Kostka and Joël Roman)
    
  • Lhomme, Alain. "Introduction," pp. 5-10.
    
  • Reijen, Willem van and Dick Veerman. "Les lumières, le sublime. Un échange de paroles entre Jean-François Lyotard, Willem van Reijen et Dick Veerman," pp. 63-98.
    
  • Rogozinski, Jacob . "Argumenter avec Manfred Frank?" pp. 185-191.
    
  • Veerman, Dick. "Développer l'honneur de penser. Remarques sur Lyotard," pp. 11-34.
    
  • Wellmer, Albrecht. "Dialectique de la modernité et la postmodernité. La crit ique de la raison après Adorno," pp. 99-161. (Translated by Michèle Lhomme, Alain Lhomme, Christian Ozuch and Joel Roman)
    
    

• L'Esprit Créateur "Passages, Genres, Differends: Jean- François Lyotard" (Spring 1991), 31(1).
  Contents:

  • Abbeele, Georges Van Den. Algérie l'intraitable: Lyotard's National Front," pp. 144-157.
    

  • Crowell, Steven Galt. Differend Notice: Philosophy as a Genre," pp. 77-89.
    
  • Kauffmann, R. Lane. "The Ends of a Genre," pp. 62-76.
    
  • "Guest Editor's Introduction," pp.7-14.
    
  • Lindsay, Cecile. "Lyotard and the Postmodern Body," pp. 33-47.
    
  • Maranhão, Tullio. "Invitation to an Anthropology Party," pp. 131-143.
    
  • Pardo, Plinio Walder, Jr. "The Necessity of Contingency: Remarks on Linkage," pp. 90-106.
    
  • Rogozinski, Jacob. "Lyotard: Differend, Presence," pp. 107-121.
    
  • Tomiche, Anne. "Lyotard's Freud," pp. 48-61.
    
  • Tyler, Stephen A. "Presenter (Dis)play," pp. 122-130.
    

• Philosophy Today (Winter 1992), 36(1).
  Contents:
  

  • Bayard, Caroline. "Editor's Introduction," pp. 299-303.
    
  • Lecercle, Jean-Jacques. "Three-Way Games," pp. 336-350.
    
  • Lindsay, Cecile. ""Corporality, Ethics, Experimentation" Lyotard in the Eighties," pp. 389-401.
    
  • Lyotard, Jean-François. "Mainmise," pp. 419-427.
    
  • Lyotard, Jean-François and Gilbert Larochelle. "That Which Resists, After All," pp. 402-417.
    
  • Melville, Stpehen. "Just Between Us," pp. 367-376.
    
  • Petricek, Miroslav, Jr. "On History, Charm, and Grief," pp. 304-308.
    
  • Prado. Plinio Walder, Jr. "Argumentation and Aesthetics: Reflections on Communication and the Differend," (Translated by Matias Millet), pp. 351-366.
    
  • Readings, Bill. "Pseudoethics Epidemica: How Pagans Talk to Gods," pp. 377-388.
    
  • Reijen, Willem van. "The Crisis of the Subject: From Baroque to Postmodern," pp. 310-323.
    
  • Ruthrof, Horst. "Differend and Agonistics: A Transcendental Argument?" pp. 324-335.
    

• Parallax "To Jean-François Lyotard." (October-December 2001), 17. Edited by Marq Smith and Joanne Morra.
  Contents:
  

  • Morra, Joanne and Marq Smith. "Editorial," pp. 1-2.
  • Carroll, David. "Memorial for the Différend: In Memory of Jean-François Lyotard," pp. 3-27.
  • Derrida, Jacques. "Lyotard and Us," pp. 28-48.
  • Pateman, Matthew. "Lyotard's Patient Pedagogy," pp. 49-57.
  • Schwab, Gabriele. "Cosmographical Meditations on the In/Human: Beckett's The Lost Ones and Lyotard's 'Scapeland'," pp. 58-75.
  • Costello, Diarmuid. "Lyotard's Modernism," pp. 76-87.
  • Bennington, Geoffrey. "The Same, Even, Itself...,"pp. 88-98.
  • Cohen, Sande. "The 'Use and Abuse of History' According to Jean-François Lyotard," pp. 99-113.
  • Kotoiwicz, Zbigniew. "Notes on Lyotard's Route to Atomism," pp. 114-126.
  • Gasché, Rodolphe. "Saving the Honor of Thinking: On Jean-François Lyotard," pp. 127-145.

• Yale French Studies "Jean-François: Time and Judgment." (2001), 99. Edited by Robert Harvey and Lawrence R. Schehr.
  Contents:
  

  • Harvey, Robert and Lawrence R. Schehr. "Editors' Preface," pp. 1-5.
    
  • Butor, Michel. "Recollections on Jean-François. Lyotard," pp. 6-9. (Translated by Robert Harvey)
    
  • Lydon, Mary. "Veduta on Discours, figure," pp. 10-26.
    
  • Conley, Tom. "From Rebut to Rébus," pp. 27-43.
    
  • Fynsk, Christopher. "Jean-François's Infancy," pp. 44-61.
    
  • Schehr, Lawrence R. "Lyotard's Codpiece," pp. 62-76.
    
  • Brügger, Niels. "What about the Postmodern? The Concept of the Postmodern in the Work of Lyotard," pp. 77-92.
    
  • Deguy, Michel. "Dialogue and Différend," pp. 93-101.(Translated by Robert Harvey)
    
  • Harvey, Robert. "Telltale at the Passages," pp. 102-116.
    
  • Gasché, Rodolphe. "The Sublime, Ontologically Speaking," pp. 117-128.
    
  • Harris, Paul. "Thinking @ the Speed of Time: Globalization and its Dis-contents or, Can Lyotard's Thought Go on without a Body?"pp. 129-148.
    
  • Tomiche, Anne. "Lyotard and/on Literature," pp. 149-163.