Resources

There are separate pages for resources on Foucault (lots of links, some images, translations, a bibliography of his collaborative projects, audio and video links, etc.) and Lefebvre, including Where to start with reading Henri Lefebvre? – a guide to his books in English, to a few untranslated ones, and major works on him.

A few research resources for the new project on Indo-European thought in Twentieth-Century France are listed here.

In addition:

Jean-Paul Sartre’s Situations – some notes on the organisation of the two editions and English translations of the first five volumes (June 2024)

Louis Althusser’s Théorie series at François Maspero – a list of books, translations and some related material (February 2022); and see also my short history of the series for the Verso blog.

Georges Bataille – Oeuvres complètes and other French collections; English translations (April 2020; last updated May 2023)

Geographers, sociologists, philosophers etc. on covid-19 – a list without commentary, March-August 2020, no longer being updated

Kostas Axelos in English – a bibliography with links – 23 May 2014; updated May 2023

Where to start with reading Peter Sloterdijk? – a guide to his works in English, with a few suggestions for secondary reading, and a couple of untranslated ones – last updated 30 April 2020

Towards a reading list on the Ebola crisis – last updated 27 January 2015

Annotated Bibliography to Boko Haram – last updated 25 June 2014

Manifesto of the Groupe d’Information sur les prisons – a full translation of the short text co-authored by Foucault, August 2013

Ludwig Binswanger German-French-English Bibliography – major German works, and all the French and English translations of which I am aware.

Writing and Publishing posts and links

My favourite academic books of… – lists from 2013, 2014, 2015, 20162017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023

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