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I teach
courses in modern and
contemporary literature and theory as well as film. Most
of my research
is on the interpenetrations of literary and
philosophical discourse.
I've written on Samuel Beckett, Jean-François
Lyotard, Jean-Paul
Sartre, Marguerite Duras, and Marcel
Duchamp
and have translated
Lyotard, Michel Deguy, Jacques Derrida, Paul Ricœur, and
other French
thinkers. My more recent publications are linked to the
images of book
covers to the left. The latest book, Witnessness:
Beckett, Levi, Dante and the
Foundations of Ethics, was published by
Continuum in October
2010. Before returning to chair Cultural
Analysis & Theory I was on research leave to
prepare
five texts in the Pléiade
edition of Duras' complete works. I served as
Program
Director at the Collège
International
de Philosophie from 2001 to 2007). In Spring 2012, I will be teaching "Sexuality in French Literature" (HUM 123) for undergraduates. |
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I serve on the editorial boards of Lignes, Appareils, and Étant Donné—Marcel Duchamp. e-mail robert.harvey@sunysb.edu |