Lyotard's compact critical study examines Husserl's phenomenology and its methodological stakes for psychology, sociology, and history.
A dialogue between Lyotard and Thébaud probing how justice can be judged once universal guarantees lose authority.
Driftworks collects Jean-François Lyotard's essays on art, politics, and psychoanalysis, thinking thought as drift rather than dialectical return.
Lyotard's 1974 provocation dismantles Marxist, Freudian, and semiological critique to think desire and capital together without a judging…
Lyotard's The Differend examines conflicts that cannot be fairly resolved because no single idiom of judgment applies to…
Lyotard's close reading of Kant's analytic of the sublime reconstructs how a subjective feeling can claim universal validity.
Lyotard argues that the figural—the material, visual dimension of art—resists full translation into discursive meaning.
Lyotard argues that grand narratives legitimating knowledge have lost credibility in postmodern societies.
