Herméneutique et indicible raciniens : re-lecture interstitielle
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2021-08-06
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Richard-Laurent Barnett, born, reared and principally schooled in Geneva, holds current appointments as a Carnegie/Danforth Research Fellow, Senior Fellow of the lnstitute for Humanistic Research at Oxford, and Executive Officer of the Center for European and Inter-Cultural Studies in Brussels. He is General Editor of three recently-founded journals: Textualities, Exégèses and Review of Comparative Studies. His extensive writings include thirteen books and collective volumes and in excess of 150 articles, most of which are devoted to the application of contemporary, post-modern theory to the re-reading of works in 17th, 19th and 20th century French literature. His forthcoming works include: Herméneutique et indicible, La double ablation, Inoperative Tropes: Discourses of Auto-Subversion, and Les épreuves du labyrinthe. He is the recipient of numerous national and international fellowships, grants, honors and awards, among them the recently-bestowed Prix Littéraire in applied contemporary theory presented by the Association de Presses Européennes.
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