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Charles RAMOND Professional Page TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. ACADEMIC CURRICULUM VITAE ...... 3 Current Functions ...... 3 Synthetic Curriculum Vitae ...... 3 Collective Responsibilities ...... 3 Component Directorates...... 3 Directorates of Research Structures ...... 4 Responsibilities Hold in National Agencies...... 4 Organization of Seminars, Colloquiums, Conferences ...... 4 Doctoral and Research Supervision Award / Scientific Excellence Award ...... 4

2. PERSONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY ...... 5 Synthetic Table ...... 5 Books (13) ...... 5 Edited Books (14) ...... 6 Articles in Peer Reviewed Journals (31) ...... 10 Chapters in Edited Books (54) ...... 12 Invited Lectures (120) ...... 15 Other Publications and Productions (112) ...... 26 1. Translations ...... 26 2. Reports, Reviews, Discussions, Round Tables ...... 27 3. Presentations, Prefaces, Introductions ...... 29 4. Dictionary Articles, Educational Texts ...... 29 5. Tributes, Portraits ...... 30 6. Published Interviews...... 30 7. Interventions in a Non-Academic Setting...... 30 8. Media, Internet ...... 31 Works Translated into Foreign Languages (50) ...... 33 Albanian (1) ...... 33 Arabic (1) ...... 33 Chinese (16) ...... 33 English (6) ...... 34 Greek (2) ...... 34 Italian (2) ...... 34 Korean (4) ...... 35 Latvian (1) ...... 35 Portuguese (5) ...... 35 Russian (4) ...... 36 Serbo-Croatian (1) ...... 36 Spanish (4) ...... 36 Turkish (3) ...... 36

3. TEACHING ACTIVITIES, EDUCATIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES ...... 37 General Presentation...... 37 Special Educational Responsibilities ...... 37 Teaching Activity Over the Past 5 Years ...... 37 Teaching 2015-20 in France, in the Institution of Affiliation ...... 37 2015-20 Education Abroad ...... 38 Educational and Administrative Responsibilities Over the Past 5 Years ...... 38 Professional Pages ...... 38

INDEX NOMINUM ...... 39

1. ACADEMIC CURRICULUM VITAE

Charles RAMOND, born August 24, 1957.

Current Functions -University Professor (Exceptional Class 2, Profile “Philosophy of Science and Epistemology of Culture” / Research Award 2019-2023), Department of Philosophy, University Paris 8 Vincennes Saint-Denis. -Member of the “Laboratory of Studies and Research on Contemporary Logics of Philosophy” (EA 4008 LLCP), Attached to the Doctoral School “Practices and Theories of Sense” (ED 31). -Responsible for the Program “Spinoza in Paris 8 – International and Interdisciplinary Seminar of Research on Spinoza” (Scientific Council of Paris 8 / EA 4008 LLCP). -Coordinator (with Audrey RIEBER) of Theme C (“Aesthetic, Technical and Artistic Productions and Mediations”) of Axis 1 (“Arts, Cultural Industries, Creation”) of the MSH PN (Maison des Sciences de l’Homme, Paris-Nord). Synthetic Curriculum Vitae 1979-1983 Trainee Civil Servant Student at the École Normale Supérieure, rue d’Ulm, Paris. 1983 Agrégation in philosophy. 1985-94 Professor of philosophy at the Lycée Jean Prévost, (Montivilliers, Seine- Maritime). 1994-97 Associate Professor (“History of Modern Philosophy”), Faculty of Philosophy, University Michel de Montaigne Bordeaux 3. 1997-2010 University Professor (“History of Modern and Contemporary Philosophy”), Department of Philosophy, University Michel de Montaigne Bordeaux 3. 2010-2015 University Professor (1st Class) (“Philosophy of Sciences and Epistemology of Culture”), Department of Philosophy, University of Paris 8 Vincennes Saint- Denis 2015-2020 University Professor (Exceptional Class 1) (“Philosophy of Sciences and Epistemology of Culture”), Department of Philosophy, University of Paris 8 Vincennes Saint-Denis / University of Paris Lumières. 2020- University Professor (Exceptional Class 2) (“Philosophy of Sciences and Epistemology of Culture”), Department of Philosophy, University of Paris 8 Vincennes Saint-Denis / University of Paris Lumières. Collective Responsibilities From 1998 to 2012, I created and continuously directed Research Units. In addition to this, I have assumed a number of administrative responsibilities (Member of Central Councils, Component Directorates), and National assessment missions, mainly as Scientific Delegate of AERES and HCERES for philosophy. Details of these responsibilities are given below.

Component Directorates Provisional administrator of the Faculty of Law of the University of Paris 8 (December 2012 - March 2013).

Directorates of Research Structures I have directed of 3 Research Centers: -EA 3654 CREPHINAT (“Center for Philosophical Research on Nature”), University Bordeaux 3, 2003-2006; -EA 4200 LNS (“Enlightenment, Nature, Society”), University Bordeaux 3, 2007-2010; -EA 4008 LLCP (“Laboratory of Studies and Research on Contemporary Logics of Philosophy”), University of Paris 8, 2010-2012.

Responsibilities Hold in National Agencies I was Scientific Delegate of AERES (“Agency for the Evaluation of Research and Higher Education”), then of HCERES (“High Committee for the Evaluation of Research and Higher Education”), of 2010 to 2015: -As Scientific Delegate of AERES for philosophy (2010-2012), in addition to revisions (for philosophy, theology, history and philosophy of science) of the list of scientific journals recognized by AERES (revisions 2011 and 2012), I was in charge of the evaluation of 19 UR (“Research Units”) and 3 ED (“Doctoral Schools”). -As AERES Scientific Delegate (“Human and Social Sciences, Assessments and Territories” Working Group, 2012-2014), I contributed to the drafting of summary assessment reports of the following regional research policies: -October-December 2012: UR SHS 3, 5 and 6 summaries for the Brittany and Center Regions. -March-June 2013: UR SHS 3, 5 and 6 summaries for the Lorraine and Alsace Regions. -December 2013-February 2014: UR SHS3, 5 and 6 summaries for the Auvergne and Ile-de-France Regions. -As Scientific Delegate of AERES then HCERES for philosophy (2014-2015), I was responsible for the evaluation of 7 Research Units (6 Host Teams –“EA”–, 1 Joint Research Unit –“UMR”–) and a Federative Structure for wave A.

Organization of Seminars, Colloquiums, Conferences -President of the Bordeaux Philosophy Society 1996-2001: 24 invited lectures. -Organization of about fifteen national and international conferences, or colloquiums. -Responsible for Team Seminars; and currently for the International Seminar Spinoza in Paris 8 (see above “Current Fonctions”). -Participation in research networks (Korea, Brazil).

Doctoral and Research Supervision Award / Scientific Excellence Award I obtained the PEDR (Doctoral and Research Supervision Award) or the PES (Scientific Excellence Award) 6 times, for the following periods: 1996-2000, 2000-2004, 2004-2008, 2008-2012, 2013-2017 (PES), 2019-2023.

2. PERSONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY

(Comprehensive list) Synthetic Table Books 13 Edited Books and Special Issues of Journals 14 Articles in Peer Reviewed Journals 30 Chapters in Edited Books 54 Invited Lectures 120 Other Publications and Productions 112 Works Translated into Foreign Languages 49

Books (13) 1. Quality and Quantity in Spinoza’s Philosophy, Paris: PUF, 1995, 332 p.; Electronic version here, PUF, 2015. 2. Spinoza and Modern Thought – Constitutions of Objectivity, Preface by Pierre- François MOREAU, Paris / Montreal: L’Harmattan, 1998, 384 p. 3. The Vocabulary of Spinoza, Paris: Ellipses, 1999, 62 p. 4. The Vocabulary of Derrida, Paris: Ellipses, 2001, 71 p. 5. The Vocabulary of René Girard, Paris: Ellipses, 2005, 80 p. 6. Spinoza Dictionary, Paris: Ellipses, 2007, 187 p. 7. Descartes, Promises and Paradoxes, Paris: Vrin, 2011, 158 p. 8. Contemporary Spinoza – Philosophy, Ethics, Politics, Preface by Alain SÉGUY- DUCLOT, Paris: L’Harmattan, 2016, 491 p. 9. Derrida Dictionary, Paris: Ellipses, 2016, 254 p. 10. Sense of Injustice and Popular Music (With Jeanne PROUST), Sampzon: Delatour France, 2017, 253 p. 11. Derrida – A Philosophy of Writing, Paris: Ellipses, 2018, 220 p. 12. Jacques Rancière – Equality of Intelligence, Paris: Belin, 2019, 208 p. 13. 24 Studies in Ordinary Language Philosophy, Limoges: Lambert-Lucas, 2021, 495 p.

Edited Books (14) 1. The Human Bond, Charles RAMOND ed., Le Havre: Le Volcan, 1993, 120 p. [Proceedings of the Decentralized Seminar of the International College of Philosophy held in Le Havre in 1991, Organized by Didier CARSIN, Charles RAMOND and Hadi RIZK] [Texts by: Hadi RIZK (“The Social Bond and the Sacred; Imagination and Religion in Theocracy, Civil Religion and Democracy”), René GIRARD (“The Marks of Violence”), Charles RAMOND (“The Violence of the Same – Essay on the Systematicity of René Girard’s Thought”), Myriam REVAULT D’ALLONNES (“Between Panic and Fusion: the Work of Politics”), Toni NEGRI (“‘Mediation’ and ‘Constitution’ in Spinoza’s Ethics”).] 2. Kant and Modern Thought – Critical Alternatives, Charles RAMOND ed., Bordeaux: Presses Universitaires de Bordeaux, 1996, 167 p. [Proceedings of the Conference on Kant, held at the University of Bordeaux 3, UFR of Philosophy, Organized by Charles RAMOND, February 2 and 3, 1996.] [Texts by: Jocelyn BENOIST (“On an Alleged Kantian” Ontology”), Jean-Marie BEYSSADE (“The Kantian Critique of Descartes’ Cogito”), Christophe BOURIAU (“The Critical Function of Sensitivity in Descartes and in Kant”), Geneviève BRYKMAN (“The Speculative Antinomies: Kant and Berkeley”), François CALORI (“Kant, Heidegger, and the Question of Respect”), Michel MALHERBE (“From the Sublime: Kant or Burke”).] 3. Alain Badiou – Thinking the Multiple, Charles RAMOND ed., Paris: L’Harmattan, 2002, 575 p. [Proceedings of the international colloquium on Alain BADIOU, Bordeaux, October 21-23, 1999, organized by Charles RAMOND and Sandra LAUGIER.] [Texts by: Alain BADIOU (“The Transcendent Investigation”), Etienne BALIBAR (“‘History of Truth’: Alain Badiou in French Philosophy”), Véronique BERGEN (“Thinking and Being in Deleuze and Badiou”), Bruno BOSTEELS (“Truth and Forcing: Badiou with Heidegger and Lacan”), Simon CRITCHLEY (“How Not To Give in To Your Desire? – On the Ethics of Badiou”), Monique DAVID-MÉNARD (“Being and Existence in the Thought of Alain Badiou”), Martine de GAUDEMAR (“God the Father – History of Philosophy and Psychoanalysis”), Andrew GIBSON (“Badiou, Beckett and Post- Modernism”), Peter HALLWARD (“Alain Badiou and Absolute Unbinding”), Claude IMBERT (“Where Does Platonism End?”), Claudie LAVAUD (“Badiou Reader of Saint Paul”), Sylvain LAZARUS (“The Politics Between Singularity and Multiplicity”), Pierre MACHEREY (“Badiou’s Mallarmé”), Quentin MEILLASSOUX (“News and Events”), Pierre-François MOREAU (“Alain Badiou Reader of Spinoza”), Jean-Luc NANCY (“Philosophy Without Conditions”), Dominique RABATÉ (“To Continue – Beckett”), Charles RAMOND (“System and Translation in Alain Badiou”), Jacques RANCIÈRE (“Esthetics, Un-Esthetics, Anti-Esthetics”), François REGNAULT (“Logic of Assent”), Jean-Michel SALANSKIS (“Mathematics In X With X = Alain Badiou”), Juliette SIMONT (“Critique of Representation And Ontology in Deleuze and Badiou – Around The ‘Virtual’”), Jean-Jacques SZCZECINIARZ (“Being or Structure”), Bernard VAINQUEUR (“Whose Name Is ‘Subject’ in Alain Badiou?”), Pierre VERSTRAETEN (“The Contribution of Badiou To The Consideration of The 8th Hypothesis of Parmenides”), François WAHL (“Presentation, Representation, Appearance”).] 4. Derrida – Deconstruction, Charles RAMOND ed., Paris: PUF, 2005, 168 p. Second edition: 2008. [Texts by: Jean-Michel SALANSKIS (“The Philosophy of Jacques Derrida And The Specificity of Deconstruction Within The Philosophies of The Linguistic Turn”), Simon CRITCHLEY (“Deconstruction And Communication – Some Remarks On Derrida And Habermas”), Jean-Christophe GODDARD (“Work And Destruction: Jacques Derrida And Antonin Artaud”), Charles RAMOND (“Deconstruction and Literature – Glas, a Reading Guide”), Denis KAMBOUCHNER (“Hegel in Deconstruction”).]

5. Readings of Spinoza, Charles RAMOND and Pierre-François MOREAU eds., Paris: Ellipses, 2006, 304 p. [Texts by: Piet STEENBAKKERS (“Elements of Biography”), Frédéric MANZINI (“Introduction to Metaphysical Thoughts”), Adrien KLAJNMAN (“On the Improvement of the Understanding”), Pierre-François MOREAU (“A Short Treatise”), Nicolas ISRAËL (“The Theologico-Political Treatise: About Free Interpretation”), Françoise BARBARAS (“Ethics, 1”), Évelyne GUILLEMEAU (“Ethics, 2”), Laurent BOVE (“The Roots of The Knowledge of The Affects: Divine Causality And Useless Effort In Ethics 3”), Saverio ANSALDI (“Ethics, 4”), Pascal SEVERAC (“Ethics, 5”), Charles RAMOND (“Meaning And Aim of The Political Treatise”), Philippe CASSUTO (“The Hebrew Grammar”), Henri LAUX (“The Correspondence”), Mogens LAERKE (“The Reception of Spinozism In The 17th and 18th Centuries”), Pierre-François MOREAU (“The Reception of Spinozism In The 19th and 20th Centuries”), Lorenzo VINCIGUERRA (“Spinoza And The Problem of Language”).] 6. Political Derrida, Cités 30 (Paris: PUF), May 2007, Special issue, Coordinated by Charles RAMOND. [Texts by: Yves-Charles ZARKA (“The Voracious And Vociferous Sovereign”), Charles RAMOND (“Presentation – Politics and Deconstruction”; “Materialism and Hantology”; “Homage to Derrida – What Returns To Us”; and “Derrida. Elements of a Political Lexicon”), Guy PETITDEMANGE (“Haunting: Derrida’s Marx”), Jean GRONDIN (“Derrida And The Question of The Animal”), Pierre-Yves QUIVIGER (“Derrida: From Philosophy To Law”), Jean-Luc NANCY (“The Independence of Algeria And The Independence of Derrida”), Christian DELACAMPAGNE (“The American Adventure of Derrida”), Jacques DERRIDA (Strasbourg Lecture of June 08, 2004, Unpublished: “The Sovereign Good – Or Europe In Need of Sovereignty”).] 7. Robert Boyle’s Natural Philosophy, Myriam DENNEHY and Charles RAMOND eds, Paris: Vrin, 2009, 416 p. [Proceedings of the International Conference held at Bordeaux 3 University on March 10-12, 2005, Organized by Charles RAMOND and Myriam DENNEHY, With institutional support from “Cartesian Studies” (EA 3552, Paris- 4 Sorbonne), “Épistémè” (EA 2971, Bordeaux 1), “Knowings and Texts” (UMR 8519, CNRS / Lille 3), Universitary Pole of Bordeaux, Aquitaine Regional Council, Ministry of Research, and Ministry of Foreign Affairs.] [Contents: I- Sources, Context, Education: Catherine WILSON (Princeton University): “Motivations and Incentives For The Study of Natural Philosophy”; Antonio CLERICUZIO (Cassino): “The Beginnings of Boyle’s Career: Helmontian Iatrochemistry And The Hartlib Circle”; Lawrence M. PRINCIPE (Johns Hopkins, Baltimore): “Links And Chemical Influences Between Boyle And France)”; Hiro HIRAI (Liège) and Hideyuki YOSHIMOTO (Tokyo): “Anatomy of The Skeptical Chemist: Boyle And The Secret of His First Sources On The Growth of Metals”. II- Natural Philosophy: François DUCHESNEAU (Montreal): “Finality And Mechanistic Explanation of Phenomena In Boyle”; Bernard JOLY (Lille 3): “Boyle’s Cartesianism From The Point of View of Chemistry”; Harriet KNIGHT (Queen Mary, London): “Boyle And The Knowledge Organization”; Philippe HAMOU (Paris 10 Nanterre): “Boyle And The value of Science”; Luc PETERSCHMITT (Lille 3): “Boyle And Contingent Experiences”; Michael HUNTER (Birkbeck College, London): “Boyle And The Supernatural”. III- Readings, Debates, Interpretations: Geneviève BRYKMAN (Paris 10 Nanterre): “The Aporia of ‘Catholic Matter’, From Boyle to Berkeley”; Cédric BRUN (Bordeaux 3): “Boyle’s Corpuscularism And The Distinction of Qualities In Locke’s Epistemology”; Jean TERREL (Bordeaux 3): “Hobbes And Boyle: Issues of a Controversy”; Évelyne GUILLEMEAU (Nantes) and Charles RAMOND (Bordeaux 3): “Design of The Experiment And Experimental Methodology According To Boyle And Spinoza”; Fabien CHAREIX (Paris 4 Sorbonne): “Christiaan Huygens Reader of Boyle”; Myriam DENNEHY (Paris 4 Sorbonne): “Leibniz And Sturm Readers of Boyle”; Rémi FRANCKOWIACK (Lille 3): “Du Clos, a Post-

Skeptical Chymist”; Peter ANSTEY (Sydney): “The Spring of The Air According To Boyle And Mariotte”.] 8. “A Human Life…” – Biographical Stories and Philosophical Anthropology, Charles RAMOND ed, Bordeaux: Bordeaux UP, 2009, 175 p. [Texts by: Dinah RIBARD (“The Work of Experience: Biographies of Philosophers, Styles of Philosophical Life and Human Life in Modern Times”), Sylvia GIOCANTI (“Human Life as Ordinary Life: the Ethics of Montaigne’s Essays”), Sylvie TAUSSIG (“Pierre Gassendi’s Epicurus Redivivus: Biography Against Philautia”), Jean TERREL (“A Human Life? Hobbes And Its Readers”), Patrick RÖDEL (“The Multiple ‘Lives’ of Spinoza”), Jean-Marie VAYSSE (“De Nobis Ipsis Silemus: How Do Philosophers Speak for Themselves?”), Pierre MONTEBELLO (“Nietzsche’s Disease: an Event of Thought”), Layla RAÏD (“Biography, Subjectivity, Dialogue: Wittgenstein And Bakhtine”), Jean-Christophe GODDARD (“A Singular And Impersonal Life – The Deleuze Case”), Charles RAMOND (“These Words Which Engage Us, These Words Which Free Us – Promises and Excuses Of a Human life (Spinoza-Austin)”).] 9. Political Deleuze, Cités 40, 2009 (Paris: PUF, 2010), Special Issue, Coordinated by Charles RAMOND. [Texts by: Yves-Charles ZARKA (Editorial: “Deleuze And Philosophy”), Charles RAMOND (“Politics, a New Language?”), Alain BADIOU (“Is There Something Like a Deleuzian Policy?”), François DOSSE (“The Political Commitments of Gilles Deleuze”), Guillaume SIBERTIN-BLANC (“Deleuze And Minorities: What ‘Politics’?”), Juan-Luis GASTALDI (“Politics Before Being – Deleuze, Ontology And Politics”), Paul PATTON (“Deleuze, Rawls, And Utopian Political Philosophy”), Jean-Christophe GODDARD (“Deleuze And The Political Cinema of Glauber Rocha – Revolutionary Violence And Nomadic Violence”), Guillaume LE BLANC (“May 68 In Philosophy – Towards Alternative Life”), Gilles DELEUZE, Nine Unpublished Letters To Clément Rosset, Jean-François MATTÉI (“To Be Or To Read” – Reaction To The One of Gilles Deleuze’s Unpublished Letters to Clément Rosset).] 10. Capitalism – Getting Out?, Cités 41 (Paris: PUF, 2010), Special Issue, Coordinated by Gilles CAMPAGNOLO, Charles RAMOND and Jacques de SAINT VICTOR. [Texts by: Yves-Charles ZARKA (“Capitalism: a Strange Seduction”), Gilles CAMPAGNOLO, Charles RAMOND and Jacques de SAINT VICTOR (“Presentation”), Jérôme MAUCOURANT (“Capitalism Between Rationality And Politics. Orient and Occident”), Pierre DARDOT and Christian LAVAL (“Neoliberalism And Capitalist Subjectivation”), Gilles CAMPAGNOLO (“Why The Hayek Crisis”), Jacques SAPIR (“Free Trade Or Fair Exchange?”), Christian WALTER (“Financial AIDS”), Charles RAMOND (“Deleuze: Schizophrenia, Capitalism and Globalization”), Jean-François GAYRAUD (“Criminal Capitalism: Subprimes or Subcrimes?”), Frédéric LORDON (“Totalitarianism, The Ultimate Stage of Capitalism?”), Jacques de SAINT VICTOR (“A Crisis For Nothing? Political Reflections On The Inaction of States In 2009 And Their Transformation Into Finance ‘Firefighters’”), Hubert RODARIE and Christian WALTER (“Decontaminated Finance”); Interviews with and interventions by Paul JORION, Henri GUAINO and Jacques BIDET.] 11. René Girard, Mimetic Theory – From Apprenticeship to Apocalypse, Charles RAMOND ed., Paris: PUF, 2010, 221 p. [Texts by: Christian LAZZERI (“Mimetic Desire And Recognition”), Stéphane VINOLO (“Critique of Mimetic Reason: Girard Reader of Sartre”, Domingo GONZÀLEZ HERNÀNDEZ (“Political Theology And Impolitic Theology: Juan Donoso Cortés And René Girard”) , Benoît CHANTRE (“The Bell Tower of Combray: René Girard Or The Last Law”), Charles RAMOND (“Battling to the End? Contemporary Catastrophism and Apocalypse”)] 12. Spinoza – Nature, Naturalism, Naturation, Charles RAMOND ed., Bordeaux: Bordeaux UP, 2011, 128 p.

[Texts by: Pierre-François MOREAU and Charles RAMOND (“Brief Remarks on Spinoza’s ‘Naturalism’”), Pascal SÉVERAC (“The Admiration of Nature In Spinoza”), Epaminondas VAMPOULIS (“The Conception of Whole Nature As a Single Individual In The Philosophy Of Spinoza”), Adrien KLAJNMAN (“The Union Between Spirit And Nature In Spinoza, According To The Treatise on the Improvement of the Intellect And The Short Treatise”), Ohad NACHTOMY (“Activity In Nature And Nature of Activity In Spinoza”), Évelyne GUILLEMEAU (“The Come Back of Naturalism In Contemporary Philosophical Debate And The Topicality of Spinoza”), Charles RAMOND (“Nature Naturing, Nature Natured – On Some Enigmas Posed By an Archi-famous Distinction”)]. 13. Political René Girard, Cités 53 (Paris: PUF, 2013), ), Special Issue, Coordinated by Charles RAMOND and Stéphane VINOLO. [Texts by: Yves-Charles ZARKA (“Girard: Beyond And Below Politics”), Charles RAMOND and Stéphane VINOLO (“Presentation”), Paul DUMOUCHEL (“Girard And Politics”), Jean-Marc BOURDIN (“The Rivalry of Equals: a Girardian Political Anthropology”), Domingo GONZÀLEZ HERNÀNDEZ (“Between Charybde And Scylla: a Mimetic Theory of Politics”), Harald WYDRA (“Mimetic Structures of Politics: René Girard And Claude Lefort”), Stéphane VINOLO (“The Majority Against The Crowd”), Lucien SCUBLA (“On a Gap In Mimetic Theory: The Absence of Politics In The Girardian System”, Followed by an “Interview With Charles RAMOND”).] 14. Spinoza in Twenty-First-Century American and French Philosophy – Metaphysics, Philosophy of Mind, Moral and Political Philosophy, Edited by Jack STETTER and Charles RAMOND, London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2019, 396 p. [Content: I- Metaphysics: Edwin CURLEY (“Spinoza’s Metaphysics Revisited”), Pierre- François MOREAU (“A Response: On Spinoza, Possible Worlds, and Pantheism”); Michael DELLA ROCCA (“The Elusiveness of the One and the Many in Spinoza: Substance, Attribute, and Mode”), Pascal SÉVÉRAC (“A Response: In What Way It Exists”); Yitzhak Y. MELAMED (“The Earliest Draft of Spinoza’s Ethics”), Mogens LAERKE (“A Response: Accidents and Modifications: an Additional Note on Axioms 1 and 2 in Appendix of the Short Treatise”); Martin LIN (“Metaphysical Rationalism”), Valérie DEBUICHE (“Leibniz’s Principle of (Sufficient) Reason and Principle of Identity of Indiscernibles”); Simon B. DUFFY (“The Transformation of Relations in Spinoza’s Metaphysics”), Céline HERVET (“A Response: Essence, Variations in Power, and ‘Becoming Other’ in Spinoza”). II- Philosophy of Mind: Alison PETERMAN (“Spinoza’s Two Claims about the Mind-Body Relation”), Jack STETTER (“A Response: A Puzzle in Spinoza’s Views on the Mind-Body Problem”); Knox PEDEN (“Spinoza’s True Ideas: Suggestive Convergences”), Pascale GILLOT (“A Response: Althusser, Spinoza and the Specter of the Cartesian Subject”); Michael A. ROSENTHAL (“Spinoza on Beings of Reason [Entia Rationis] and the Analogical Imagination”), Jacqueline LAGRÉE (“A Response: Analogia and Ens Rationis”). III-Moral philosophy: Steven NADLER (“Spinoza on Good and Bad”), Lorenzo VINCIGUERRA (“A Response: “The Knowledge of Good and Bad”); Hasana SHARP (“Generosity as Freedom in Spinoza’s Ethics”), Ariel SUHAMY (“A Response: A Generous Reading”). IV- Political Philosophy: Daniel GARBER (“Obedience in Spinoza’s Tractatus Theologico-Politicus”), Chantal JAQUET (“A Response: Logic of the Superstitious, Logic of the Pious”); Steven BARBONE (“Individual and Communityand its American Legacy”), Laurent BOVE (“A Response: Between Matheron and Spinoza, Something Happens…”); Jonathan ISRAEL (“Spinoza’s Formulation of the Radical Enlightenment’s Two Fundational Concepts: How Much Did He Owe to the Dutch Golden Age?”), Charles RAMOND (“A Response: Spinoza’s Paradoxical Radicalism”).]

Articles in Peer Reviewed Journals (31) 1. “The Question Of Man In Spinoza”, in Revue Sénégalaise de Philosophie, 3 (1983), p. 109-118. 2. “The Question of Origin In Spinoza”, in Études Philosophiques, 1987-4, p. 439- 461. 3. “The Thousand And One Passions of The Short Treatise”, in Archives de Philosophie, 51 (1988), p. 15-27. 4. “Degrees of Reality And Degrees of Perfection In the Principles of Philosophy of Descartes by Spinoza”, in Studia Spinozana 4 (1988), p. 121-146. 5. “On a Missing Verb – Qualified Space and Quantified Space In Spinoza’s Philosophy”, in Epokhè, n°4, 1994 (The Space Itself, Renaud BARBARAS éd.), p. 31-43. 6. “‘Not To Laugh, But To Understand’. The Historical Reception And The General Meaning of Spinozism”, in Kaïros, Journal of the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Toulouse-Le Mirail, 11, 1998 (Spinoza, Jean-Marie VAYSSE éd.), p. 97-125. 7. “A Unique Achievement – Assumptions On Ethics V 39”, in Philosophique, Journal published by the Center for Documentation and Philosophical Bibliography and by the Philosophical Research Laboratory on the Logics of Action, University of Franche-Comté in Besançon, 1998 (Spinoza, Louis UCCIANI, Jean-Michel LE LANNOU and Christian LAZZERI eds.), Paris: Kimé, p. 161-184. 8. “The Egg And The Chicken – Or How The Boundaries of Categories And Concepts Are Determined”, in Eidôlon, Archives of the LAPRIL, “Multidisciplinary Laboratory for Research on the Imaginary Applied to Literature”, n°67, June 2004 (Borders and Thresholds, Joëlle DUCOS ed.), Bordeaux: Bordeaux UP, p. 19-27. 9. “Prayer, Request and Question – Notes On The Nature And Evolution of Our Civilization”, in Forum Bosnae (Sarajevo), n°30 / 2005 (Contemporary Political Philosophy in Europe – A French Overview, Gilles CLAMENS ed.), p. 113-129. [First published in the Bosnian version of this issue: “Moljenje, traženje i pitanje (primjedbe o naravi i evoluciji naše civilizacije)”, Translated by Nermina ŠTRAUS (Broj 29 / 05, Savremena Politička Filozofija u Euvropi – Francuski Pogledi, Gilles CLAMENS ed.), p. 105-119.] 10. “Spinoza: Life, Immortality, Eternity – For a ‘Vulgar Immortality’”, in Kairos 28, 2006 (Spinoza And The Philosophies of Life, Jean-Marie VAYSSE ed.), p. 7-26. 11. “Materialism And Hantology – Derrida, Specters of Marx”, in Cités 30, May 2007 (Political Derrida, Charles RAMOND ed.), p. 53-63. 12. “Homage To Jacques Derrida – What Returns to Us”, in Cités 30, May 2007 (Political Derrida, Charles RAMOND ed.), p. 83-99. 13. “Equal Opportunities And Recognition – On a Surprising Contradiction in Democratic Meritocracies”, in Cités 35, 2008 (The New Proletariat, Didier DELEULE and Raphael DRAÏ eds.), p. 143-151. 14. “Why Did Descartes Mistrust Promises?”, in Analytica (Rio de Janeiro: UFRJ), vol. 13 n°2, 2009 (Descartes And Spinoza), p. 29-63. 15. “What Then Does The Skeptic Not Believe In? – Remarks On The Interpretation of Spinoza By Richard H. Popkin”, in Bulletin of The International Society of Friends of Montaigne 52, 2010 (From Montaigne To Spinoza: The Man, The God, The Skeptic, Raphaël CHAPPÉ ed.), p. 15-29.

16. “The Come Back of Moral Sentiments In the Theories of Recognition – From the ‘Moral Grammar of Social Conflicts’ To the Grammar of Moral Sentiments”, in Índice, Electronic Journal of Philosophy, 2011/1, p. 1-26. 17. “Sedition, Rebellion And Insubordination (Seditio, Rebellio, Contumacia) in Spinoza’s Political Philosophy”, Il Pensiero, 2011/1, Politics And The Modern, Massimo ADINOLFI ed., p. 63-81. 18. “Comedy And Casuistic in A Frolic Of His Own by William Gaddis – For a Judicial Constitution of Reality”, in Intertextes, Annual Review of the Comparative Literature Laboratory of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, n°14, 2012, p. 169- 182. 19. “Little or Nothing – Beyond This Limit Your ticket Is No Longer Valid”, Sexologies 2014 (23), p. 72-76. 20. “Alain Badiou”, in Cités 58, 2014, Philosophy in France Today (2), Paul AUDI ed., p. 133-137. 21. “‘Translate Each Other’ – Logic, Politics and Anthropology of Translation in The Ignorant Master by Jacques Rancière”, in Noesis 21 (Nice: CRHI), Spring 2013, The Philosophy, The Translation, The Untranslatable, Michaël BIZIOU and Geneviève CHEVALLIER eds., p. 107-124. 22. “Something From Spinoza...”, in Théorie, Littérature, Épistémologie (TLE) 30-2013 (Paris: Vincennes UP), Second Readings [Relectures], Yves ABRIOUX and Brigitte FÉLIX eds, p. 99-116. 23. “A Moral Sentiment Confronted with Artialization – Sentiment of Injustice and Popular Music”, in Nouvelle Revue d’Esthétique (Paris: PUF), 2014/2 n°14, p. 47- 56. 24. “The Political Treatise of Spinoza – Towards a Democracy Without Values?”, in Political Spinoza – Thinking About the Power of the Multitude, Hugues POLTIER ed., Revue de Théologie et de Philosophie, Lausanne, Vol. 147 (2015), p. 133- 147. 25. “Derrida-Artaud – Echoes and Forcings”, in Les Temps Modernes, January-April 2016, n°687-688 (The Artaud Enigma, Jean-Pierre MARTIN ed.), p. 207-227. 26. “After Humanism: Politics of Nature and Parliament of Things in Bruno Latour”, in Trans-Humanities, Ewha Institute for the Humanities (Ewha Womans University Press, Seoul, Republic of Korea), 2016, Vol. 9 n°1, p. 29-40. 27. “Michel Foucault, Novelty as a Differance of Philosophy”, in Quaderni (Paris: FMSH) n°90, Spring 2016 (Innovation in All its Forms, Part One, Bernard PAULRÉ ed.), p. 67-79. 28. “Mimetic Theory and Philosophy – Homage to René Girard”, in Diacrítica, Revista do Centro de Estudos Humanísticos da Universidade do Minho (Portugal), 30/2, 2016, p. 135-158. 29. “Job, Meursault, Clamence – The Quotation Marks of Innocence and Guilt in René Girard’s Mimetic Theory”, in Carnets (Electronic Journal of French Studies, Minho University, Portugal) 12, 2018 (Mimetic Theory and Literary Studies, Cristina ÁLVARES and Maria DO ROSÁRIO GIRÃO eds.). 30. “Spinoza in Modernity – From the Reign of Quantity to the Immanent Refoundation of Democracy”, in Veritas, Revista de Filosofia da PUCRS, Porto Alegre (Brésil), vol. 66 n°1, 2021, p. 11-13. DOI here.

Chapters in Edited Books (54) 1. “Hugo More Geometrico?”, in Hugo the Fabulous, Jacques SEEBACHER ed., Paris: Seghers, 1985, p. 125-139. 2. “Quality and Quantity in Spinoza’s Philosophy, from Short Treatise to Ethics”, in Dio, L’Uomo, La Libertà, Studi sul Breve Trattato di Spinoza, a cura di Filippo MIGNINI, L’Aquila / Roma: Japadre, 1990, p. 79-94. 3. “Philosophers and Nature in the 17th Century”, in Nature, Jean-Christophe GODDARD ed., Paris: Vrin / Intégrale, 1990, p. 98-126. 4. “A Christian Play? – About Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure”, in Le Volcan, Le Havre: Maison de la culture, n°3, 1991. 5. “On Some Problems Arising from the Mechanistic Conception of the Human Body in the 17th Century”, in The Body, Jean-Christophe GODDARD and Monique LABRUNE eds., Paris: Vrin / Intégrale, 1992, p. 107-122. 6. “The Violence of the Same – Essay on the Systematicity of René Girard’s Thought”, in The Human Bond, Charles RAMOND ed., Le Havre: Le Volcan, 1993, p. 55-75. 7. “The Gordian Knot – Power, Potentiality and Possibility in Classical Age Philosophies”, in Power, Jean-Christophe GODDARD and Bernard MABILLE eds., Paris: Vrin / Intégrale, 1994, p. 109-148. 8. “Verbal Affirmation and Affirmation of Thought in the Spinozist Theory of Knowledge”, in Architectures of Reason – Texts in Honor of Alexandre Matheron, Pierre-François MOREAU ed., Fontenay-aux-Roses: ENS Editions, 1996, p. 247- 258. 9. “On the Quantitative Orientation of the Political Treatise of Spinoza”, in Spinoza and Politics, Humberto GIANNINI, Pierre-François MOREAU and Patrice VERMEREN eds., Paris: L’Harmattan, 1997, p. 85-94. 10. “What is ‘Useful’? – On a Cardinal Notion of the Philosophy of Spinoza”, in Politics of the Interest, Christian LAZZERI and Dominique REYNIÉ eds., Literary Annals of the University of Franche-Comté, Besançon: University of Franche-Comté UP, 1998, vol. 679, p. 233-260. 11. “Constitution of Objectivity – Philosophy and History of Philosophy”, in Charles RAMOND, Spinoza and Modern Thought – Constitutions of Objectivity, Paris / Montreal: L’Harmattan, 1998, p. 279-287. 12. “Relative Impotence and Absolute Power of Reason in the Philosophy of Spinoza”, in Spinoza – Power and Impotence of Reason, Christian LAZZERI ed., Paris: PUF, 1999, p. 63-91. 13. “Critique of ‘Occult Qualities’ and Individuation through Quantity in Spinoza”, in Philosophies of Nature, Olivier BLOCH ed., Paris: Sorbonne UP, 2000, p. 105-114. 14. “Eternity, Externity – On a Prophetic Dimension of Spinoza’s Philosophy”, in What Future for Spinoza? – Investigation of Upcoming Spinozisms, Lorenzo VINCIGUERRA ed., Paris: Kimé, 2001, p. 207-228. 15. “Spinoza – The Expressions of Sovereignty”, in Conceiving Sovereignty – In Modern and Contemporary Era, Gian Mario CAZZANIGA and Yves Charles ZARKA eds., Pise/Paris: Edizioni Ets / Vrin, 2001, 2 vol., p. 127-140. 16. “System and Translation in Alain Badiou”, in Alain Badiou – Conceiving of the Multiple, Charles RAMOND ed., Paris: L’Harmattan, 2002, p. 525-540. 17. “Politics as Pretended Rationality? – Genesis of Institutions and Regulations of Behaviour by Institutions in Spinoza’s Philosophy”, in The Production of Institutions,

Christian LAZZERI ed., Besançon: Besançon UP, 2002 (“Literary Annals of the University of Franche-Comté”, Collection “Agon”, n°19), p. 97-123. 18. “Are Dispositions a Way of Being? Discussion of Know How – Contribution to a Dispositional Theory of Action, by Emmanuel Bourdieu, in Routes of Power, Claudie LAVAUD ed., Bordeaux: Bordeaux UP, 2004, p. 155-177. 19. “Idealism and Pantheism – The Kantian Reading of Spinoza in The Critique of Judgment”, in God and Nature – The Question of Pantheism in German Idealism, Christophe BOUTON ed., Hildesheim / Zürich / New York: Olms (“Europaea Memoria, Studien und Texte zur Geschichte der europäischen Ideen”), 2005, p. 55- 74. 20. “The Law of Numbers – Or Democracy as an ‘Absolute Regime’)”, in Spinoza, Works V (Pierre-François MOREAU ed.), Tractatus Politicus / Traité Politique, Text established by Omero PROIETTI, Translation from Latin, introduction, notes, glossaries, index and bibliography by Charles RAMOND, With a notice by Pierre- François MOREAU and With notes by Alexandre MATHERON, Paris: PUF, 2005, p. 7-43. 21. “Deconstruction and Literature – Glas, a Reading Guide”, in Derrida – Deconstructing, Charles RAMOND ed., Paris: PUF, 20051, 20082, p. 99-142. 22. “Spinoza: Incomparable Happiness? – Beatitude and Felicity”, in Happiness, Alexander SCHNELL ed., Paris: Vrin (“Thema ”), 2006, p. 59-77. 23. “Deleuze – Deterritorialization, Capitalism and Globalization”, in Technique, World, Individuation – Heidegger, Simondon, Deleuze, Jean-Marie VAYSSE ed., Hildesheim / Zürich / New-York: Olms, 2006, p. 155-167. 24. “Meaning and Project of Spinoza’s Political Treatise”, in Readings of Spinoza, Charles RAMOND and Pierre-François MOREAU eds., Paris: Ellipses, 2006, p. 173- 185. 25. “The Interpretation of Musical Works – A Logic of Affectivity?”, in Is Music an Art of Thinking?, Nicolas WEILL ed., Rennes: Rennes UP, 2006, p. 197-221. 26. “Dream and Interpretation in Deleuze and Guattari Anti-Oedipus”, in Workshops on Anti-Oedipus, Nicolas CORNIBERT and Jean-Christophe GODDARD eds., Geneva: Mimesis / Métis Presses, 2008, p. 201-213. 27. “The Political Treatise – A Conceptual Radicalization? Laurent BOVE, Pierre- François MOREAU and Charles RAMOND Answer Chantal JAQUET’s Questions”, in The Free Multitude – New Readings of the Political Treatise, Chantal JAQUET, Pascal SÉVÉRAC & Ariel SUHAMY eds., Paris: Amsterdam, 2008, p. 27-46. 28. “Experience and Experimental Methodology in Boyle and Spinoza”, With Évelyne GUILLEMEAU, in Robert Boyle’s Natural Philosophy, Myriam DENNEHY and Charles RAMOND eds., Paris: Vrin, 2009, p. 295-310. 29. “These Words Which Engage Us, These Words Which Free Us – Promises and Excuses of a Human Life (Spinoza-Austin)”, in “A Human Life…” – Biographical Stories and Philosophical Anthropology, Charles RAMOND ed., Bordeaux: Bordeaux UP, 2009, p. 145-164. 30. “‘From Mouth To Ear’ and ‘From Mind To Mind’ – Outer Voices and Inner Voices in Spinoza and Hobbes”, in Politics of the Speech By Hobbes and Spinoza – Criticism of Secularization and Uses of Holy History in the Classical Age, Julie SAADA ed., Preface by Paolo CRISTOFOLINI, Lyon: ENS Editions, 2009, p. 95-116. 31. “Battling to the End? Contemporary Catastrophism and Apocalypse”, in René Girard, Mimetic Theory – From Apprenticeship to Apocalypse, Charles RAMOND ed., Paris: PUF, 2010, p. 203-218.

32. “Nature Naturing, Nature Natured: on Some Enigmas Posed by an Archi-famous Distinction”, in Spinoza – Nature, Naturalism, Naturation, Charles RAMOND ed., Bordeaux: Bordeaux UP, 2011, 128 p. 33. “Derrida, Reader of Artaud – The One-Way Deconstruction”, in Derrida and the question of art – Deconstructions of aesthetics, Followed by an Unpublished Interview With Jacques Derrida, Adnen JDEY ed., Nantes: Cécile Defaut, 2011, p. 47-66. 34. “Deleuze and Spinoza – The Temptation of the Imperative”, in Deleuzian Styles, Followed by Five Unpublished Letters from Gilles Deleuze, Adnen JDEY ed., Brussels: Les Impressions Nouvelles, 2011, p. 49-72. 35. “Minor Lexicon, Hapax, Absent Words – Remarks Echoing the Text of Cristina Santinelli”, in Transalpine Spinoza – Current interpretations in Italy, Chantal JAQUET and Pierre-François MOREAU eds., Paris: Sorbonne UP, 2012, p. 42-45. 36. [In Italian] “‘Evidence From Machine’? Religion, Rule of Life and Disposition of Bodies in Spinoza”, in Philosophical Profanations – Philosophy, Science and Religion in the 17th Century, Antonio CLERICUZIO and Fausto PELLECHIA eds., Cassino: Idest, 2012, p. 63-93. 37. “Hobbes – The Irrevocability of Promises”, in Liberty and necessity in Hobbes and his contemporaries – Descartes, Cudworth, Spinoza, Leibniz, Yves-Charles ZARKA ed., Paris: Vrin, 2012, p. 25-45. 38. “Equality of Opportunities and Recognition – Contradictions and Conflicts in Democratic Meritocracies”, in Pluralism Being Given, Marc-Antoine DILHAC and Sophie GUÉRARD de LATOUR eds., Paris: Sorbonne UP, 2013, p. 195-212. 39. “Deliverance or Undeliverance? – The Contradictory Passions of the Post-human in Michel Houellebecq”, in Transhumanities – Fictions, forms and uses of the human in contemporary arts, Isabelle MOINDROT and Sangkyu SHIN eds., Paris: L’Harmattan, 2013, p. 173-188. 40. [In English] “When Does the Reaction End? When Does the Response Begin? – Remarks About ‘Speech, Writing, Code – Three Worldviews’ by Katherine Hayles”, Tr. from French by Jack STETTER, Conference Mapping Trans- and Posthumanism as Fields of Discourses, Ewha Institute for the Humanities, Seoul, Conference Program, 2014, p. 99-111. 41. “The Loops of Evolution”, in Katherine Hayles – Speech, Writing, Code, Arnaud REGNAULD and Emanuele QUINZ eds., Dijon: Les Presses du Réel, 2015, p. 63- 74. 42. “Wheel of Democracy and Rogue States in Jacques Derrida”, in The Americas, From Constitutions to Democracies – Philosophy of Law, Jean-René GARCIA, Denis ROLLAND and Patrice VERMEREN eds., Charenton-le-Pont: Maison des Sciences de l’Homme, 2015, p. 427-435. 43. “Alain Badiou”, in Philosophy in France Today, Yves-Charles ZARKA, Paul AUDI and Juliette GRANGE eds., Paris: PUF (“Quadrige ”), 2015, p. 347-353. 44. [In Greek] “Towards Perpetual Crisis? Conditions of Possibility and Conditions of Impossibility of the Notion of ‘Crisis’ in Jacques Derrida”, Tr. by Spyros KALTSAS, in Jacques Derrida’s Political and Ethical Thought, Gerasimos KAKOLIRIS ed., Athens: Plethron, 2015, p. 75-88. 45. [In Greek] “Wheel of Democracy and Rogue States in Jacques Derrida”, Tr. by Thanasès LAGIOS, in Jacques Derrida’s Political and Ethical Thought, Gerasimos KAKOLIRIS ed., Athens: Plethron, 2015, p. 148-159.

46. [In Portuguese] “The Event in Derrida: a Second Philosophy?”, Tr. by Francisco ELÍCIO PACÍFICO, in Every time the impossible – Derrida, Piero EYBEN e Fabricia WALLACE RODRIGUES eds., Vinhedo (Brazil): Editora Horizonte, 2015, p. 184- 212. 47. [In English] “What Will Remain of Humanities Institutions in the Post-Human Era? – Remarks on Jacques Rancière and Self-Emancipation”, Tr. by Jack STETTER, Seoul, Ewha Institute for The Humanities, International Conference Future of the Human & Future of the Humanities, Organized by Sangkyu SHIN, November 2016, Conference program, p. 35-44. 48. [In Chinese] “René Girard And Jacques Derrida – Paradoxical Realism”, Tr. by Ma JIE-NING, Critical Review of Aesthetics and Art, Fudan University Aesthetic Research Center, Shanghai: Shan Xi Education Editions, 2016, p. 1-4. 49. [In Spanish] “Injustices, Indignations, Revolts... A Girardian Reading of ‘Moral Sentiments’ in Contemporary Crises”, in David ATIENZA DE FRUTOS et David GARCÍA-RAMOS GALLEGO eds., Identity Building in Times of Crisis: The Role of Violence and Religion, Barcelona: Anthropos Editorial / Madrid: Universidad Francisco de Vitoria, Coll. “Pensamiento crítico / Pensamiento utópico”, n° 224, 2017, p. 21-40. 50. “Illusory Adaptations and Real Selection (in the Spinozist Doctrine of the Essences of Singular Things)”, in Plastic Essence – Aptitudes and Accommodations in Spinoza, Vincent LEGEAY ed., Paris: Sorbonne UP, 2018, p. 109-127. Read here. 51. [In English] “A Response – Spinoza’s Paradoxical Radicalism”, Tr. by Jack STETTER, in Spinoza in Twenty-First-Century American and French Philosophy – Metaphysics, Philosophy of Mind, Moral and Political Philosophy, Edited by Jack STETTER and Charles RAMOND, London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2019, p. 349- 360. Read here. 52. “Preference and Justification – Spinozist Proposals for a Separation of Politics and Ethics”, in Generosity at Work – Tribute to Jean-Marie Beyssade, Chantal JAQUET ed, Paris: Classiques Garnier, 2019, p. 151-176. 53. “Phenomenology of Life and Biological Cogito in Jacques Derrida”, in Phenomenology and Life, Yves-Charles ZARKA and Avishag ZAFRANI eds., Paris: Le Cerf, 2019, p. 509-537. 54. “On the Paradoxical Radicalism of Spinoza – A Response to Jonathan Israel”, in Chantal JAQUET, Pierre-François MOREAU and Pascal SEVERAC eds., Transatlantic Spinoza – Current American Interpretations, Paris: Sorbonne UP, 2020, p. 299-305.

Invited Lectures (120) 1984 INV1. “Hugo More Geometrico?”, Conference Hugo the Fabulous, Organized by Jacques SEEBACHER, Cerisy, July 1984. 1985 INV2. “The Question of Origin in Spinoza”, Association of Friends of Spinoza, Organized by Pierre-François MOREAU, Sorbonne, Paris, 1985. 1986

INV3. “The Thousand and One Passions of the Short Treatise”, Conference The first writings of Spinoza, Organized by Pierre-François MOREAU, CNRS, Paris, April 9-11, 1986. 1987 INV4. “Quality and Quantity in Spinoza’s Philosophy, from the Short Treatise to Ethics”, Conference God, Man, Freedom – Studies on the Short Treatise of Spinoza, Organized by Filippo MIGNINI, l’Aquila (Italy), November 1987. 1991 INV5. “The Violence of the Same – Essay on the Systematicity of René Girard’s Thought”, Decentralized Seminar of the International College of Philosophy, The Human Bond, Organized by Didier CARSIN, Charles RAMOND and Hadi RIZK, Le Havre, Maison de la Culture, 1991. 1994 INV6. “Individuation by Quantity in the Philosophy of Spinoza”, Conference Philosophies of Nature, Organized by Olivier BLOCH, Paris, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University, December 1994. 1995 INV7. “A New Order of Nature? – The Question of Species in Spinoza’s Philosophy”, Seminar The Critique of Knowledges, CIBEL, Organized by Jean MONDOT, Bordeaux 3 University / MSHA, April 1995. INV8. “On the Quantitative Orientation of the Political Treatise of Spinoza”, Conference Spinoza and Politics, CNRS / CIPHI / UNESCO / ENS of Fontenay / Chile University / Rennes 1 University / CIBEL / IUFM of Paris / Latin-America House in Paris / French Embassy, Organized by Pierre-François MOREAU, Patrice VERMEREN and Umberto GIANNINI, Santiago de Chile, May 1995. 1997 INV9. “Physical Fulfillment and Ethical Fulfillment in Spinoza – About Ethics V 39”, Doctoral Seminar, Bordeaux 3 University / Montpellier University, Organized by Catherine LARRÈRE, Bordeaux, June 23-24, 1997. INV10. “The Two Paths of Infinity in the Philosophy of Spinoza”, International Conference Infinity and Cartesianism, Organized by Jean-Marie LARDIC, La Haye Descartes, September 27-28, 1997. 1998 INV11. “Critique of Qualities and Constitution of Rationality in Spinoza”, Seminar Theories of Philosophical Rationalities, ERRAPHIS, Organized by Danielle MONTET, Toulouse 2 Le Mirail University, February 27, 1998. 1999 INV12. “More Powerful, Stronger, More Intense – New Remarks on the Hierarchy of Affects in Spinoza”, Conference The Impotence of Reason, CNRS, Seminar of Yves-Charles ZARKA, Organized by Christian LAZZERI, Paris, January 13, 1999. INV13. “Is There a Prophetic Dimension of Spinozism?”, Conference What Future for Spinoza?, Grenoble University, Department of Philosophy, Organized by Lorenzo VINCIGUERRA, March 11-12, 1999. INV14. “Bergson’s Critique of Representation”, Conference Materialism and Representationalism in the History of Philosophy, Bordeaux 3 University, Department of Philosophy, Organized by Jean-Michel ROY and Emmanuel RENAULT, Bordeaux, House of Archeology, April 30, 1999.

INV15. “System and Translation in Alain Badiou”, Conference Alain Badiou – Strong Thinking, Bordeaux 3 University / Department of Philosophy / ED EDILEC / CIBEL / Jules Verne University (Amiens) / ENS of Fontenay: CERPHI / International College of Philosophy / Aquitaine Regional Council / Cultural Service of the Rectorate of Bordeaux / Society of Philosophy of Bordeaux / Mollat Bookshop, Bordeaux / CapcMusée d’Aquitaine, Organized by Yves DUROUX, Sandra LAUGIER, Charles RAMOND and Daniel TRUONG-LOÏ, Bordeaux, October 21- 23, 1999. INV16. “Can There Be Several Kinds of Peace?, Conference Religion and Politics: the Issue of Peace for Spinoza, Istituto Italiano di Cultura / Goethe Institut / British Council / Vlaams Cultureel Centrum / Instituto Cervantes / Spinozahuis, Organized by Theo VERBEEK, Amsterdam, Descartes House (Dir. Christophe DE VOOGD), November 19-20,1999. 2000 INV17. “Genesis of Institutions and Regulation of Behaviour by Institutions in the Philosophy of Spinoza”, Seminar of Christian LAZZERI, EA Logic of Acting, Franche-Comté University, Besançon, January 19, 2000. INV18. “About Blandine Kriegel’s Philosophy of the Republic”, Doctoral Seminar The Citizenship, Organized by Ghislain WATERLOT, Grenoble, March 29, 2000. INV19. “Nature Naturing and Nature Natured in Spinoza – The Question of Meaning in a System of Reason”, Conference Nature Naturing, Nature Natured, CNRS, Organized by Pierre MAGNARD, Villejuif, October 27, 2000. INV20. “Spinoza – The Expressions of Sovereignty”, Franco-Italian Conference The Metamorphoses of the Prince: Foundations of Associated Life and Forms of Sovereignty in Modern Times, CNRS / Pisa University, Organized by Yves- Charles ZARKA and Gian Mario CAZZANIGA, Pisa: June 1-3, 2000 / Villejuif: November 2-4, 2000. 2001 INV21. “Obedience and Consent – Rites, Practices and Behaviours in Spinoza’s Theologico-Political Treatise”, Seminar The Theologico-Political in the Modern Age, Center Thomas Hobbes (GDR 1952 CNRS), Organized by Yves-Charles ZARKA and Franck LESSAY, Paris 1 Sorbonne University, April 07, 2001. INV22. “Sartre and Derrida Readers of Jean Genet”, Conference Literature and Philosophy, Toulouse Le Mirail University / ERRAPHIS, Organized by Danielle MONTET, April 26-28, 2001. 2002 INV23. “Praying, Asking, Questioning – Notes on the Nature and Evolution of our Civilization”, Le Havre University / Haute-Normandie Philosophy Society, Organized by Eric DOUCHIN, February 21, 2002. INV24. “Nature Naturing, Nature Natured – On Some Enigmas Posed By an Archi-famous Distinction”, Conference The Nature in Spinoza, Bordeaux 3 University / CREPHINAT, Organized by Charles RAMOND, Bordeaux, March 22, 2002. INV25. “Remarks on Moral Anxiety and Human Life” By Monique Canto, Doctoral Workshop, Bordeaux 3 University, May 3, 2002. INV26. “Stories and Images of the Dream”, Conference The Dream Between Science and Philosophy, Paris 1 University, Department of Philosophy, Organized by Christiane CHAUVIRÉ, Paris, September 19-21, 2002.

INV27. “Materialism and ‘Hantology’ – Jacques Derrida: Specters of Marx”, International Conference The Reception of German Philosophy in France, Goethe Institut / Bordeaux 3 University / CREPHINAT, Organized by Guillaume LE BLANC, Bordeaux, Goethe Institut, October 26, 2002. INV28. “Where’s the Outside? – On the Possibility of a Deconstructivist Reading of Spinozist Politics”, Doctoral Seminar Reading Spinoza from the Questions of the Plebs and the Multitude – Homage to Marilena de Souza Chaui, Paris 8 University / ED 31 / EA 1468 GERS / CERPHI, Organized by Julie SAADA and Patrice VERMEREN, Paris, November 22, 2002. INV29. “Is There a Plausible Philosophical Model for Hominization? Notes on Some Modern and Contemporary Attempts”, Certificate of Human Ecology, Bordeaux 3 University / MSHA, Organized by Francis RIBEYRE, Bordeaux, November 28, 2002. 2003 INV30. “Are Dispositions a Way of Being? Discussion of Know How – Contribution to a Dispositional Theory of Action, by Emmanuel Bourdieu”, Conference Power and Being in Power, Bordeaux 3 University, Department of Philosophy / EA 3654 CREPHINAT, Organized by Claudie LAVAUD, Bordeaux, February 7-8, 2003. INV31. “The Egg and the Chicken – How Are the Boundaries of Categories or Concepts Determined?”, Conference Borders and Thresholds, EA LAPRIL, Organized by Joëlle DUCOS, Bordeaux 3, MSHA, March 27-29, 2003. INV32. “Spinoza - Derrida”, Conference Philosophy and History of Philosophy, EA 3564 CREPHINAT (Bordeaux 3 University) / EA 3051 ERRAPHIS (Toulouse 2 University) / Department of Philosophy, Poitiers University, Organized by Jean- Christophe GODDARD, Poitiers, April 30, 2003. INV33. “‘From Mouth To Ear’ and ‘From Mind To Mind’ – Outer Voices and Inner Voices in Spinoza and Hobbes”, Conference Hobbes and Spinoza, Free Thinkers?, CERPHI / UMR 5037 CNRS, Organized by Julie SAADA-GENDRON and Philippe DRIEUX, ENS-LSH, May 5-6, 2003. 2004 INV34. “Idealism and Pantheism – The Kantian Reading of Spinoza in the Critique of Judgment”, Conference God and Nature – The Question of Pantheism in German Idealism, Bordeaux 3 University, Department of Philosophy / EA 3654 CREPHINAT, Organized by Christophe BOUTON, Bordeaux, January 29-30, 2004. INV35. “Some Thoughts on Interdisciplinarity”, Aquitaine PhD Day, IEP, Organized by Paul KANANURA, Bordeaux, April 29, 2004. INV36. “Deleuze, Deterritorialization and Globalization”, Master Workshop, Toulouse 2 University / Bordeaux 3 University, Organized by Pierre MONTEBELLO, Toulouse, May 18, 2004. INV37. “Deconstruction and Performativity – The Oral and the Moral”, Conference Morals and Performativity – Nature, Norms, Conventions, Bordeaux 3 University / EA 3654 CREPHINAT, Organized by Layla RAÏD and Bruno AMBROISE, Bordeaux, June 1-2, 2004. INV38. “The Law of Numbers – Or Democracy as ‘Absolute Regime’”, Spinoza Seminar, Paris 1, Organized by Chantal JAQUET, Paris, Sorbonne University, October 20, 2004.

INV39. “Spinoza – Life, Immortality, Eternity”, Conference The Spinozist Thought of Life and Its Posterity, Toulouse 2 University, Dept of Philosophy / EA 3051 ERRAPHIS, Organized by Jean-Marie VAYSSE, Toulouse, December 2-3, 2004. 2005 INV40. “Spinoza: Dissent, Revolts and Revolutions – Freedom in Absentia?”, Seminar of Yves-Charles ZARKA, Paris 1 Sorbonne, January 22, 2005. INV41. “Homage To Jacques Derrida – What Comes Back To Us”, Bordeaux Philosophy Society, Organized by Guillaume LE BLANC, Bordeaux, April 6, 2005. INV42. “Dream and Interpretation in Anti-Oedipus”, Master Workshop Deleuze and Guattari Anti-Oedipus, Bordeaux 3 University / Poitiers University / Toulouse 2 le Mirail University) / Cluj University (Romania) / MSHS Poitiers, Organized by Jean- Christophe GODDARD, Poitiers, December 2-3, 2005. 2006 INV43. “The Interpretation of Musical Works – A Logic of Affectivity?”, Doctoral Seminar Music and Philosophy, Organized by François NICOLAS, École Normale Supérieure, Paris, 7 janvier 2006. INV44. “Spinoza, Propositions and Truths”, Conference Spinoza, Propositions and Truths, CERPHI / CREPHINAT, Organized by Pascale GILLOT and Charles RAMOND, International College of Philosophy, Paris, March 25, 2006. INV45. “Husserl, Derrida, Cavell – The Voices of Philosophy in The 20th Century”, Research Unit Seminar Voices Recognition, EA 3654 CREPHINAT, Organized by Charles RAMOND, Bordeaux 3 University, June 08, 2006. INV46. “Equal Opportunities and Pluralism in Theories of Recognition”, Conference Pluralism and Public Disagreements, Researh Units EA 3562 Norms, Societies, Philosophy (Paris 1 Sorbonne University) / EA 3654 CREPHINAT (Bordeaux 3 University) / Hoover Chair in Economic and Social Ethics (Catholic University of Louvain), Organized by Sophie GUÉRARD DE LATOUR and Marc-Antoine DILHAC, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, June 22-23, 2006. INV47. “Derrida – Hegel in Glas (The De-Gel)”, Conference The Interpretations of Hegel in the 20th Century, Organized by Jean-Claude BOURDIN and Jean-Louis VIEILLARD-BARON, Poitiers, September 27-30, 2006. 2007 INV48. “The Come Back of Moral Sentiments in The Theories of Recognition – From the ‘Moral Grammar of Social Conflicts’ To The Grammar of Moral Sentiments”, Conference The Moral Sentiments, CERPHI / CREPHINAT, Organized by Fabienne BRUGÈRE, Bordeaux 3 University, February 02, 2007. INV49. “Desire For Recognition and ‘Sentiment of Injustice’”, Conference The Recognition, CREPHINAT / Master, Bordeaux 3, Toulouse 2 and Poitiers Universities, Organized by Christophe BOUTON, Bordeaux 3, March 02, 2007. INV50. “From Apologies to Rights – The Recognition”, International Conference From Apologies To the Law: What Commitments?, UMR 6054 CURAPP / “Learning and Common Sense” program / Picardy region / European Union, Organized by Bruno AMBROISE (CNRS, Paris), Picardy University (UPJV), May 24, 2007.

INV51. “‘Seeing’ Normally and ‘Seeing’ in Dreams – A Response to Austin”, Conference Perception and Common Sense: Austin and the Question of Realism, Picardy University (UPJV) / UMR CNRS 6054 CURAPP, Within the Framework of the Regional and European Project ASC (CURAPP / UPJV, COSTECH / UTC), Organized by Bruno AMBROISE and Christophe ALSALEH, Amiens, June 12-14, 2007. INV52. “Lapsus and Gaffes – From Freudian failures to Austinian infelicities”, Conference Austin, Speech Acts and Psychoanalysis, Paris 1 University / Nosophi, Organized by Raoul MOATI, Paris, October 27, 2007. 2008 INV53. “Derrida Reader of Artaud – One-Way Deconstruction”, Conference Philosophical Readings of Artaud, ANR Program “Subjectivity and Alienation”, Organized by Jean-Christophe GODDARD and Pierre MONTEBELLO, University Toulouse 2 Le Mirail, April 28, 2008. 2009 INV54. “The Event in Derrida”, Research Unit Seminar The Event, EA 4201 LNS, Organized by Christophe BOUTON, Bordeaux 3 University, February 03, 2009. INV55. “Why did Descartes Distrust Promises?, Conference Descartes and Spinoza, UFRJ, Organized by Ulysses PINHEIRO, Rio de Janeiro, April 22-25, 2009. INV56. “Machine-Animals – Some Modern and Contemporary Critiques of Descartes”, Doctoral Seminar Sciences and Humanities, EA 4201 LNS / EA 2971 Épistémè, Bordeaux 3 U / Bordeaux 1 U, Organized by Layla RAÏD and Pascal DURIS, Bordeaux, MSHA, May 12, 2009. INV57. “What Language Cannot Do – New Thoughts on Ali-Baba and the Forty Thieves”, Conference What is a Speech Act? – Linguistic Action and Meaning, Picardy University / Doctoral School “Human and Social Sciences” / UMR 6054 CURAPP / ASC Program “Learning and Common Sense” / Picardy Region, Organized by Sandra LAUGIER, Amiens, May 27, 2009. INV58. “Battling to the End? Contemporary Catastrophism and Apocalypse”, International Conference Theorizations of War in Modern Times, Paris Descartes University (Paris 5) / Sorbonne Nouvelle University (Paris 3) / EA 3625 GEPECS, Organized by Yves-Charles ZARKA and Franck Lessay, Paris, May 29-30, 2009. INV59. “‘Evidence from Machine’? Religion, Rule of Life and Disposition of Bodies in Spinoza”, Conference Philosophy, Science and Religion in the 17th Century, University of Cassino, Faculty of Literature and Philosophy, Organized by Antonio CLERICUZIO and Fausto PELLECHIA, Cassino, Italy, December 15-16, 2009. 2010 INV60. “One World or Several? – Skepticism and Tragedy”, Conference To Mean / To Say – The Voice and The Tragedy, From Austin To Cavell – About Must We Mean What We Say, Picardy University Jules Verne / CURAPP ANR Program Care / Doctoral School in Human and Social Sciences, Within the framework of the UPJV / U. Johns Hopkins Research Convention, Organized by Sandra LAUGIER, Amiens, January 7, 2010. INV61. “The Missing Addressee – Meaning and Project of the Political Treatise of Spinoza”, Doctoral Seminar Politics – Philosophy, History, Sociology, Paris Descartes university / ED 180 / Sorbonne Nouvelle university / ED 514, Organized by Yves-Charles ZARKA and Franck LESSAY, Paris, March 13, 2010.

INV62. “Minor Lexicon, Hapax, Absent Words – Remarks Echoing the Text of Cristina Santinelli From Spinoza in Italia: Some Historico-Critical Notes and Some Methodical Remarks”, Conference Current Interpretations of Spinoza in Italy, UMR 5037 CERPHI / EA 1451 CHSPM, Organized by Pierre-François MOREAU and Chantal JAQUET, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, June 4, 2010. INV63. “Wheel of Democracy and Rogue States in Jacques Derrida”, Conference Bicentenary of the Constitutions of the Americas – Law, History, Philosophies, Institute of the Americas / University of Paris 8 / University of Strasbourg / FARE / CREDAL, Organized by Patrice VERMEREN, Jean-René GARCIA and Denis ROLLAND, Paris, Ministry of Higher Education and Research, June 29, 2010. 2011 INV64. “Equal Opportunities and Recognition – Contradictions and Conflicts in Democratic Meritocracies”, Seminar Politics and Social Equality, EA 3625 GEPCS, Organized by Yves-Charles ZARKA, University Paris Descartes Sorbonne, Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, Paris, April 02, 2011. INV65. “Deleuze Reader of Spinoza – The Temptation of The Imperative”, Spinoza- Deleuze Conference, UMR 5037 CERPHI / USR 3308 CIEPFC, Organized by Anne SAUVAGNARGUES and Pascal SÉVÉRAC, Paris, April 29-30, 2011. INV66. “Equal Opportunities and Recognition – On a Surprising Contradiction in Democratic Meritocracies”, International Conference Thinking the Twentieth Century: Philosophy and its Conditions, Organized by Bruno PEIXE DIAS, Gonçalo ZAGALO PEREIRA, José Luis PÉREZ, Lisete RODRIGUES, Nuno CASTANHEIRA and Victor GONÇALVES, Center for Philosophy of the University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal, October 27-29, 2011. INV67. “Why Do Philosophers Talk so Badly About Animals? – Derrida, The Animal That Therefore I am”, Conference The Animal, University Bordeaux 3, Department of Philosophy, Organized by Céline SPECTOR, Bordeaux, November 21, 2011. 2012 INV68. “Comedy and Casuistry in A Frolic Of His Own by William Gaddis – For a Judicial Constitution of Reality”, Conference Casuistry in English Literature, University Paris 3, Institute of the Anglophone World, Organized by Carle BONAFOUS- MURAT, January 28, 2012. INV69. “‘Social Contract’ and ‘Sense of Justice’ – Logically and Anthropologically Absurd Assumptions?”, Seminar The Philosophical Origins of the Concept of the Individual in the Classical Age – Philosophy, Theology, Anthropology, Organized by Lorenzo VINCIGUERRA, EHESS, February 22, 2012. INV70. “Some Paradoxes of Social Justice – Equal Opportunities and Recognition”, Conference International Justice and Recognition, Organized by Taoufik CHERIF, Tunisian Association of Philosophical Studies, Hammamet, Tunisia, March 19-21, 2012. INV71. “Freedom To Promise and Prohibition To Retract in Hobbes”, Conference Hobbes and the Statute of Liberty, Paris 3 university / Paris 5 university / Philépol, Organized by Yves-Charles ZARKA and Franck LESSAY, Paris, Sorbonne, April 14, 2012. INV72. “The ‘Sentiment of Injustice’ in Adam Smith’s Theory of Moral Sentiments”, Conference The Meaning of Justice – A Realistic Utopia?, SPH / IUF, Organized by Céline SPECTOR & Charles GIRARD, Bordeaux 3 university, Bordeaux, November 19-21, 2012.

2013 INV73. “Towards Perpetual Crisis? – Conditions of Possibility and Conditions of Impossibility of the Notion of ‘Crisis’ in Jacques Derrida”, Round Table Conceiving of the Crise with Jacques Derrida, French Institute of Greece, January 25, 2013, as part of the Conference The Ethical and Political Thought of Jacques Derrida, National Capodistrian University of Athens / French Institute of Greece, Athens, January 24-26, 2013. Program of the conference here. INV74. “Wheel of Democracy and Rogue States in Jacques Derrida – The Chains, The Circle and The Jump”, International Conference The Ethical and Political Thought of Jacques Derrida, National Capodistrian University, Athens, Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psychology, Organized by Gerasimos KAKOLIRIS, January 26, 2013. INV75. “Can One Persecute a Name? – Free Thoughts on Jean-Claude Milner’s Book The Wise Deceiver”, Conference Theology and Politics, Spinoza and Persecution – Around The Wise Deceiver by Jean-Claude Milner, Organized by Yves-Charles ZARKA, Paris Descartes University, Human and Social Sciences, EA 3625 GEPECS, Philépol Team, October 12, 2013. Poster here. INV76. “Equal Opportunities and Recognition – Contradictions and Conflicts in Democratic Meritocracies”, Seminar of EA 4584 LERSEM (“Laboratory of Studies and Research in Sociology and Ethnology of Montpellier”), IRSA-CRI Team, Organized by Patrick TACUSSEL, Paul Valéry Montpellier 3 university, December 09, 2013. 2014 INV77. “Moral Sentiments Put To the Test of Artialization – Sentiment of Injustice and Popular Music”, Conference Artialization of emotions, Organized by Carole TALON-HUGON, University of Nice, May 19-21, 2014. Poster here. INV78. [In English] “When Does the Reaction End? When Does the Response Begin? – Remarks About ‘Speech, Writing, Code – Three Worldviews’, by Katherine Hayles ” (Read here), Tr. by Jack STETTER, Conference Mapping Trans- and Posthumanism as Fields of Discourses, Organized by Sangkyu SHIN, Ewha Institute for the Humanities, Ewha University, Seoul, Republic of Korea, May 27- 29, 2014. Poster here. Program here. INV79. “Equal Opportunities and Recognition – Contradictions and Conflicts in Democratic Meritocracies”, Seminar of the Professor Sang-Hwan KIM, Intervention in French with simultaneous translation by Eunju KIM, Session organized by Chan-Woong LEE, Seoul National University, Department of Philosophy, Seoul, May 30, 2014. INV80. “The Political Treatise of Spinoza – Towards a Democracy Without Values?”, Conference Spinoza Politics – Thinking About the Power of the Multitude, Organized by Hugues POLTIER, University of Lausanne, Swiss, June 3-4, 2014. Poster here. INV81. “Mimetic Theory and Philosophy”, René Girard Summer University Understanding a World in Crisis, Organized by Benoît CHANTRE, Fondation Imitatio, Cultural and Artistic Center of Moulin d’Andé, July 06-12, 2014. Poster here. INV82. “The Event in Derrida – A Second Philosophy?”, International Conference Every Time, The Impossible – Derrida (Ten Years Later), Organized by Piero EYBEN, University of Brasilia, September 29-October 03, 2014. Poster here.

INV83. “The ‘Sentiment of Injustice’ in the Theory of Moral Sentiments by Adam Smith”, Seminar Passions, Affects, Feelings, Sensitivity, Emotions – The Political and Moral Stakes of a Conceptual Shift Within The Philosophical Anthropologies of he XVIth Century to Today, Organized by Raphaël CHAPPÉ and Miryam GIRGIA, EA 3932 Sophiapol, University Paris-Ouest Nanterre La Défense, October 14, 2014. Listen here. 2015 INV84. “Spinoza, an Ethics Without Values?”, Conference The Sense of Ethics, Organized by Yves-Charles ZARKA, EA 3635 GEPECS Team Philepol, Paris, Sorbonne, February 07, 2015. Poster here. INV85. “Comedy and Casuistic in A Frolic of His Own by William Gaddis – For a Judicial Constitution of Reality Itself”, Conference Literature and Philosophy – Cross Lectures, Organized by Yves ABRIOUX, University Paris 8, Doctoral School, March 31, 2015. Program here. INV86. “Injustices, Indignations, Revolts ... – A Girardian Reading of ‘Moral Sentiments’ in Contemporary Crises”, Conference The Construction of Identity in Time crisis: the role of violence and religion, University Menéndez Pelayo, Valencia (Spain), Organized by Ángel J. BARAHONA PLAZA (University Francisco de Vitoria, Madrid) and David GARCÍA-RAMOS GALLEGO (Catholic university of Valencia), June 24-26, 2015. Program here. INV87. “After Humanism – Politics of Nature and Parliament of Things in Bruno Latour ”, Conference From Humanism to Post- and Transhumanism?, Organized by Sangkyu SHIN, Ewha Institute for the Humanities, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea, September 15-18, 2015. Program here. INV88. “Bruno Latour – The Earth, a New Utopia?”, Conference Utopia, University of Paris 8, Department of Philosophy, Welcome Week, Organized by Mazarine PINGEOT, September 21, 2015. Program here. INV89. “Secularism Between Preference and Justification”, University of Liège, Department of Philosophy, Conference The Idea of the Common – Around the Philosophy of André Tosel, October 8-9, 2015, Organized by Edouard DELRUELLE and Daniel GIOVANNANGELI. Program here. INV90. “The Paradoxical Realism of Jacques Derrida and René Girard” (Presentation in French with alternate translation by Prof. Bei HUANG), Conference The Spread of French Literary Theory, Organized by Ting JIA and Xianliang XU, Shanghai, Fudan University, October 17-18, 2015. Program (in Chinese) here. 2016 INV91. “How Is It Possible To Like Spinoza and Girard at the Same Time?”, Conference Political Spinoza in Modern and Contemporary World: Leo Strauss, Eric Voegelin, René Girard, Organized by Gianfranco MORMINO, Università degli studi di Milano, January 21-22, 2016. Program here. INV92. “The Paradoxical Radicalism of Spinoza – A Response to Jonathan Israel”, Conference Spinoza France - United States, Organized by Chantal JAQUET (University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne / CHPSM), Pierre-François MOREAU (ENS of Lyon / IHRIM), Charles RAMOND and Jack STETTER (University of Paris 8 Vincennes Saint-Denis / LLCP), Pascal SÉVÉRAC (University Paris-Est Créteil / LIS), Paris, Universities Paris 1 and Paris 8, June 3-4, 2016.

INV93. “Could the Notion of ‘Positivism’ Be Applied to the Spinozist Conception of Law?”, Debate with Otto PFERSMANN (EHESS) on Spinoza and Kelsen, Seminar Law and Philosophy: Crossed Views on the Legal Norms, CERSA, UMR 7106 CNRS / Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas university / Sophiapol, EA 3932, Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense university, Organized by Géraldine AÏDAN, Raphael CHAPPÉ and Pierre CRÉTOIS, June 27, 2016. Listen here. INV94. “Violence, Origin and End of humanity? – The Philosophical Anthropology of René Girard”, About Violence, Welcome Week of the Department of Philosophy of Paris 8 University, Organized by Mazarine PINGEOT, September 20, 2016. INV95. “Can Skills and Adaptations Find a Place in Spinoza’s Philosophy?”, Conference Spinoza and Plastic Essence – The Aptitude to Organize Oneself in the Face of the Contrary and Confusion, Organized by Vincent LEGEAY and Chantal JAQUET, Paris, University Paris 1, November 5, 2016. Poster here. INV96. “What Will Remain of Humanities Institutions in the Post-Human Era? – Remarks on Jacques Rancière and Self-Emancipation ”, Conference Future of the Human & Future of the Humanities, Organized by Sangkyu SHIN, Ewha university, Ewha Institute for The Humanities, Seoul, November 11-12, 2016. Program here. INV97. “There Are Only Primitive Wars – Remarks on Battling To the End by René Girard”, UMR 7050 CERI (Sc-Po / CNRS), Within the framework of the Annual Conference of AEGES (Association for Studies on War And Strategy) (Re) thinking about War, 14-15 December 2016, Organized by Alice PANNIER (IRSEM / CERI) and Olivier SCHMITT (University of Southern Denmark), Section “War, time and space”, Theme “Can we speak of ‘first war’?”, Presidency Ninon GRANGÉ (Paris 8 / LLCP). Program here. 2017 INV98. “Preference and Justification – Spinozist Proposals For a Separation of Moral and Politics”, International Seminar of Research on Spinoza in Sorbonne, CHSPM / LIS / CERPHI, Organized by Chantal JAQUET, Pascal SEVERAC and Ariel SUHAMY, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, January 26, 2017. INV99. “Phenomenology of Life and Biological Cogito in Derrida”, Conference Phenomenology and Deconstruction, Organized by Yves-Charles ZARKA, Paris- Descartes Sorbonne University, May 20, 2017. Program here. INV100. “Critique of the ‘Lalangue’”, Doctoral Seminar Jacques Derrida, “I Only Have One Language, It Is Not Mine”, EA 4008 LLCP, Organized by Charles RAMOND and Manola ANTONIOLI, University Paris 8, Department of Philosophy, June 19-20, 2017. Program here. INV101. “The Question of the Subject – Poetics and Politics in Derrida, Badiou, Meschonnic, Rancière”, Conference Poetics / Politics: Hauntings of Deconstruction, Organized by Piero EYBEN, University of Brasilia, September 11- 15, 2017. Poster here. Program here. INV102. “To The Unknown Subject… – Conceptualizations of the Rupture in Meschonnic, Derrida, Badiou and Rancière”, Welcome Week of the Department of Philosophy of the University of Paris 8, September 25-29, 2017, Organized by Mazarine PINGEOT. Program here.

2018 INV103- “Jacques Derrida – A Philosophy of Writing”; “Jacques Derrida – Deconstruction 106. and Literature”; “René Girard – Literature and Anthropology”; “Jacques Rancière – Literature, Philosophy, Politics”: 4 Lectures on Contemporary French philosophy in its Relationship with Literature, Organized by Professor Jing ZHAO, Center for Research on the Forms of Contemporary Literature, Jiangxi Normal University, Nanchang, Republic of China, May 2-12, 2018. Listen here. INV107. “1968-2018: To The Unknown Subject... – Conceptualizations of the Rupture in Meschonnic, Rancière, Badiou and Derrida”, Inauguration of EA 4574 SPH, Organized by Valéry LAURAND, Bordeaux Montaigne university, May 23, 2018. INV108. “The Statue of the Commander – Spinozism, Immanence and Eventuality in Some Contemporary Philosophers”, Conference Event and Principle of Reason, Organized by Kim Sang ONG VAN CUNG and Thomas DETCHEVERRY (EA 4574 SPH), University Bordeaux Montaigne, November 28, 2018. Program here. 2019 INV109. “On the General Meaning of the Two Political Treaties of Spinoza”, Seminar of Yves-Charles ZARKA The Theologico-Political Treaty of Spinoza, Analyzes and Comments, Team Philepol (EA 4569 EPS), Paris, Sorbonne, January 19, 2019. INV110. “Desire for Recognition and Sentiment of Injustice”, Seminar From Knowledge to Recognition, Organized by Mohsen ZERAI, University of Sfax, Tunisia, Department of Philosophy, Research Unit “Phenomenology and Interdisciplinarity”, March 08, 2019 . Program here. INV111. “The multiple Spinozian Critiques of Cartesian ‘Occult Quality’”, Conference Descartes and Spinoza Between Ruptures and Continuities, Aix-Marseille University, Institute of History of Philosophy (EA 3276), Organized by François- Xavier DE PERETTI, April 19, 2019. Program here. Text here. INV112. “Jacques Rancière Vs Marx, Althusser, Bourdieu and Sartre – The Controversy on the ‘Petite Bourgeoisie’”, Welcome Week of the Department of Philosophy, University of Paris 8, Organized by Mazarine PINGEOT, September 26, 2019. Program here. INV113 “On the Modes of Existence of Urban Networks – About Paris Ville Invisible By Bruno Latour and Emilie Hermant”, Conference The Philosophers and Their Cities, University of Sfax, Department of Philosophy / UR Phenomenology and Interdisciplinarity, LR Philab / University of Tunis, Organized by Bachir BAAZAOUI, Sfax, Tunisia, October 25, 2019. Program here. Text here. INV114- “Contemporary Marxist Readings of Spinoza”, “General Introduction to the 117. Philosophy of Spinoza”, “Literature and Philosophy in Jacques Rancière”, “Jacques Derrida, a Philosophy of Writing”: 4 Lectures, Beijing Normal University, School of Philosophy, November 25-29, 2019. Poster-Program (in Chinese) here. 2020 INV118. “Preference and Justification – For a Spinozistic Separation of Politics and Morals”, Round Table Spinoza in Assas (with Blandine KRIEGEL and André- Charles PUMA), Association of Researchers of the University Panthéon-Assas, Organized by Johan SAID, Panthéon-Assas University, February 1, 2020. INV119. “Spinoza In Modernity – From the Reign of Quantity to the Immanent Refoundation of Democracy”, Online Lecture, Organized by Professor Nythamar de Oliveira (PUCRS / CNPq), In-depth Study Program in Philosophy from the PUCRS, with the Support of the School of Human Sciences of the PUCRS and the Editora Fundação Fênix, November 13, 2020. Video here.

2021 INV120. “'The Meaning of a Text Is Always in Another text' – On Some Points of Translation of the Ethics of Spinoza”, Congreso internacional: a los treinta años del Seminario Spinoza (1990-2020): Actualidad y relevancia de la Ética de Spinoza. Nuevas traducciones y lecturas, April 28-30, 2021 (here), Organized by Francisco José MARTÍNEZ, with the institutional support of the Faculty of Educational Sciences and Humanities of the University of Cuenca (UCLM, University of Castile – La Manche), and the Faculty of Philosophy of the UNED (National University of Distance Education, Madrid). Text and video here.

Other Publications and Productions (112)

1. Translations (Always into French) SCHOTTLAENDER, Rudolf: “Spinoza and Stoicism”; Translated from German by Charles Ramond, in Bulletin of the Association of Friends of Spinoza, n° 17 (1986), p. 1-8. SPINOZA, Works V (Edition Published Under the Direction of Pierre-François Moreau): Tractatus Politicus / Political Treatise. Text Prepared by Omero Proietti; Translation from Latin, Introduction, Notes, Glossaries, Index and Bibliography by Charles Ramond; with a Notice by Pierre-François Moreau, and Notes by Alexandre Matheron. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, May 2005, 391 p. CLERICUZIO, Antonio, “The beginnings of Boyle’s Career: Helmontian Iatrochemistry and Hartlib’s Circle”, Translated from English by Charles Ramond, in Robert Boyle’s Natural Philosophy, Myriam Dennehy and Charles Ramond eds., Paris: Vrin, 2009, p. 47-70. PRINCIPE, Lawrence, “Links and Chemical Influences Between Robert Boyle and France”, Translated from English by Charles Ramond, in Robert Boyle’s Natural Philosophy, Myriam Dennehy and Charles Ramond eds., Paris: Vrin, 2009, p. 71-89. HUNTER Michael, “Robert Boyle and the Supernatural”, Translated from English by Charles Ramond, in La Robert Boyle’s Natural Philosophy, Myriam Dennehy and Charles Ramond ed., Paris: Vrin, 2009, p. 213-236. BADIOU Alain, “Is There Something Like a Deleuzian Policy?”, Translated from English by Charles Ramond (unpublished conference), in Cités 40 (Political Deleuze, Charles Ramond ed.), 2009 (Paris: PUF, 2010), p. 15-20. MONTAG Warren, “Commanding the Body – The Language of Subjection in Ethics III 2 sc”, Translated from English by Charles Ramond, Seminar Spinoza in Paris 8, May 21, 2015. NADLER, Steven, “Spinoza and Menasseh ben Israel: Fictions and Facts”, Translated from English by Charles Ramond, Seminar Spinoza in Paris 8, March 29, 2018. ISRAEL Jonathan, “On the Spinozian Formulation of the Two Founding Concepts of the Radical Enlightenment – To What Extent Was Spinoza Indebted to the Theological-Political context of Holland’s golden age?”, Translated from English by Charles Ramond, in Transatlantic Spinoza – Current American Interpretations, Paris: Sorbonne UP, 2020, p. 283- 298. MONTAG Warren, “‘Commanding the Body’ – The Language of Subjection in Ethics III 2 sc”, Translated from the English by Charles Ramond, in Transatlantic Spinoza – Current American Interpretations, Paris: Sorbonne UP, 2020, p. 307-325.

2. Reports, Reviews, Discussions, Round Tables AQUILA, Richard E., “State of affairs and identity of attributes in Spinoza”, Midwest Studies in Philosophy VIII (1983), 161-179; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 48-4 (1985): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin VII, p. 22. BENNET, Jonathan, “Teleology and Spinoza’s conatus”, Midwest Studies in Philosophy VIII (1983), 143-160; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 48-4 (1985): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin VII, p. 22-23. WILSON, Margaret D., “Infinite Understanding, Scientia Intuitiva, and Ethics I 16”, Midwest Studies in Philosophy VIII (1983), 181-191; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 48-4 (1985): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin VII, p. 27. SPINOZA BETWEEN ENLIGHTENMENT AND ROMANTICISM [SPINOZA ENTRE LUMIÈRES ET ROMANTISME], Proceedings of the Colloquium held in September 1983 at the ENS of Fontenay, Fontenay-aux-Roses: ENS, 1985, 439 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 49-4 (1986): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin VIII, p. 6-8. PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNAL [REVUE PHILOSOPHIQUE] 1985-2 (avril-juin), Hobbes et Spinoza; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 49-4 (1986): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin VIII, p. 8-9. BALIBAR, Etienne, Spinoza and Politics [Spinoza et la Politique], Paris: PUF, 1985, 127 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 49-4 (1986): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin VIII, p. 14-16. DELAHUNTY, R. J., Spinoza, Londres: Routledge & Kegan Paul (coll. “The Arguments of the Philosophers”), 1985, XVI-317 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 49-4 (1986): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin VIII, p. 17-20. ALLISON, Henry E., Benedict de Spinoza: An Introduction (Revised Edition), Yale: Yale UP, 1987, 254 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 51-4 (1988): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin X, p. 19-22. SCRUTON, Roger, Spinoza, Oxford: Oxford UP (coll. “Masters of the Past”), 1986, VII- 122 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 51-4 (1988): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin X, p. 26-28. SPINOZA TEXTS – AN INVENTORY [LES TEXTES DE SPINOZA : UN INVENTAIRE], International Conference, Rijkuniversiteit Groningen, September 13-15, 1990; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 54-4 (1991): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin XIII, p. 1-3. SPINOZA, ISSUES AND DIRECTIONS (The Proceedings of the Chicago Spinoza Conference), ed. by Edwin CURLEY and Pierre-François MOREAU, Leiden / New-York / Kobenhavn / Köln: E. J. Brill, 1990, 404 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 54-4 (1991): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin XIII, p. 22-23. STUDIA SPINOZANA 3 (SPINOZA AND HOBBES), Alling: Walther & Walther Verlag, 1987, 559 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Études Philosophiques, 1993-1, p. 93-99. SPINOZA, TRACTATUS POLITICUS / POLITISCHER TRAKTAT (Latin-German), Newly Translated, Edited, With an Introduction and Notes by Wolfgang BARTUSCHAT, Hamburg: Felix Meiner Verlag (Philosophical Library, Volume 95b, Baruch de Spinoza, Complete Works, Volume 5.2), 1994, 246 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 60-4 (1997): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin XIX, p. 30-31. STUDIA SPINOZANA 9 (SPINOZA AND MODERNITY: ETHICS AND POLITICS), Würzburg: Königshausen & Neumann, 414 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 61-4 (1998): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin XX, p. 24-28.

LAZZERI, Christian, Law, Power and Freedom – Spinoza’s Critique of Hobbes [Droit, Pouvoir et Liberté – Spinoza critique de Hobbes], Paris: PUF, 1998, 401 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 62-4 (1999): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin XXI, p. 13-16. MOTHU, Alain et PORSET, Charles, “An Unpublished Refutation of Spinoza at the Court of Burgundy (circa 1710)” [“Une réfutation inédite de Spinoza à la cour de Bourgogne (circa 1710)”], in Amicitia Scriptor – Literature, History of Ideas, Philosophy – Texts Offered to Robert Mauzi, Annie BECQ, Charles PORSET and Alain MOTHU eds., Paris: Honoré Champion, 1998, p. 71-124; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 63-4 (2000): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin XXII p. 45-46. SPINOZA, POLITICAL TREATISE, Translated by Samuel SHIRLEY, Introduction and Notes by Steven BARBONE and Lee RICE, Indianapolis / Cambridge: Hackett Publishing Company, Inc., XV-193 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 64 (2001): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin XXIII, p. 6-8. AMANN, Francis, Whole and Part, Truth and Knowledge in Spinoza [Ganzes und Teil, Wahrheit und Erkennen bei Spinoza], Würzburg: Königshausen & Neumann (“Series of publications of the Spinoza Society”, Edited by Wolfgang BARTUSCHAT, Klaus HAMMACHER and Manfred WALTHER, Volume 9), 2000, 354 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 2002, Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin XXIV, p. 17-19. ZOURABICHVILI, François, Spinoza – A Physics of Thought [Spinoza – Une Physique de la pensée], Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 2002, 275 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 2004: Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin XXV, p. 730-732. ZOURABICHVILI, François, Spinoza’s Paradoxical Conservatism – Childhood and Royalty [Le Conservatisme paradoxal de Spinoza – Enfance et royauté], Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 2002, 271 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de philosophie, 2004, Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin XXV, p. 732-734. REGAZZONI, Simone, Deconstruction of Politics – Eleven Theses on Derrida [La decostruzione del politico – Undici tesi su Derrida], Genoa: Il Melangolo, 2006, 572 p.; Review by Charles Ramond in Cités, 30, avril 2007, p. 180. PASCAL ET SPINOZA - Thoughts of Contrast: From the Geometry of Chance to the Need for Freedom [PASCAL ET SPINOZA – Pensées du contraste : de la géométrie du hasard à la nécessité de la liberté], Laurent BOVE, Gérard BRAS and Éric MÉCHOULAN eds., Paris: Amsterdam, 2007, 343 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de Philosophie, 71 (2008): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin XXX, p. 700-702. SPINOZA IN THE 19TH CENTURY [SPINOZA AU XIXe SIÈCLE], André TOSEL, Pierre- François MOREAU and Jean SALEM eds., Paris: Sorbonne UP, 490 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de Philosophie 72 (2009): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin XXXI, p. 723- 724. TOSEL, André, Spinoza Or The Other (In)Finitude [Spinoza ou l’autre (in)finitude], Paris: L’Harmattan, 282 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in Archives de Philosophie 73 (2010): Spinozist Bibliography Bulletin XXXII, p. 761-762. ROGOZINSKI, Jacob, They Hated Me For No Reason – From Witch Hunts To Terror [Ils m’ont haï sans raison – De la chasse aux sorcières à la Terreur], Paris: Cerf, 2015; Review by Charles Ramond, in Cités, 68, p. 163-167. JUFFÉ Michel, Spinoza Cafe [Café Spinoza], Lormont: Le Bord de l’eau, 2017, 263 p.; Review by Charles Ramond, in La Nouvelle Quinzaine Littéraire, n° 1171, 16-30 avril 2017, p. 22-23. ROGOZINSKI Jacob, They Hated Me For No Reason – From Witch Hunts To Terror [Ils m’ont haï sans raison – De la chasse aux sorcières à la Terreur], Paris: Cerf, 2015, Round Table Organized by Jocelyn BENOIST, Library of Saulchoir, May 19, 2017. Poster here.

3. Presentations, Prefaces, Introductions -Charles Ramond, “On the Possibility of a Critical Philosophy of the History of Philosophy”, General Presentation of Kant and Modern Thought: Critical Alternatives, Charles Ramond ed., Bordeaux: Bordeaux UP, 1996, p. 9-16. -Charles Ramond, “General Presentation”, in Derrida – Deconstruction, Charles Ramond ed., Paris: PUF, 2005, p. 9-11. -Charles Ramond, “Politics and Deconstruction”, General Presentation of Political Derrida Issue, Cités 30, May 2007, p. 11-16. -Myriam Dennehy and Charles Ramond, “General Presentation”, in Robert Boyle’s Natural Philosophy, Myriam Dennehy and Charles Ramond eds., Paris: Vrin, 2009, p. 15-16. -Charles Ramond, “General Presentation”, in “A Human Life…” Biographical Stories and Philosophical Anthropology, Charles Ramond ed., Bordeaux: Bordeaux UP, 2009, p. 7-8. -Charles Ramond, “Politics, a new language?”, General Presentation of Political Deleuze Issue, Cités 40, 2009 (Paris: PUF, 2010), p. 9-13. -Gilles Campagnolo, Charles Ramond and Jacques de Saint Victor, General Presentation of Capitalismes, Getting Out? Issue, Cités 41, 2010, p. 9-13. -Charles Ramond, “General Presentation”, in René Girard, Mimetic theory – From Apprenticeship to Apocalypse, Charles Ramond ed., Paris: PUF, 2010, p. 11-14. -Pierre-François Moreau and Charles Ramond, “Brief remarks on the ‘naturalism’ of Spinoza”, General Presentation of Spinoza – Nature, Naturalism, Naturation, Charles Ramond ed., Bordeaux: Presses Universitaires de Bordeaux, 2011, p. 7-10. -Charles Ramond, “Clément Rosset – The Coherence of Realism”, Preface to Clément Rosset, Philosophy as Anti-Ontology, by Stéphane Vinolo, Paris, L’Harmattan, 2012, p. 9-35. -Charles Ramond and Stéphane Vinolo, Presentation of Political René Girard Issue, Cités 53, 2013, p. 11-16. -Isabelle Moindrot and Charles Ramond, “Foreword”, in Transhumanities – Fictions, Forms and Uses of the Human in Contemporary Arts, Isabelle Moindrot and Sangkyu Shin eds., Paris: L’Harmattan, 2013, p. 7-13. -Charles Ramond, “Charles Ramond”, in Cités 56 (Philosophy in France Today), 2013, p. 156-158; reprinted in Philosophy in France Today, Yves-Charles Zarka, Paul Audi and Juliette Grange eds., Paris: PUF, 2015, p. 569-571.

4. Dictionary Articles, Educational Texts “Good and Bad”; “The Choice”; “Legitimacy”, in Universal Philosophical Encyclopedia, Vol. 1, Sylvain AUROUX ed., Paris: PUF, 1990. Respectively p. 239-242, p. 313-316, and p. 1459. “Sartre Ontology”, and “The Theory of Action in Being and Nothingness”, Publications of Distance Education Office of the University of Bordeaux 3 for the Academic Years 1994- 1995 and 1995-1996. “Introduction to the Reading of the Treaty of the Improvement of Understanding”, CNED (National Center for Distance Learning), 1991. [Included in RAMOND Charles, Spinoza and Modern Thought – Constitutions of Objectivity, Paris / Montreal: L’Harmattan, 1998, p. 173- 204] “Ethical and Physical Accomplishment (A Commentary on Part V of the Ethics of Spinoza)”, Distance Education Office, Agregation Course (Philosophical Texts in Latin), March 1996. “Derrida. Elements of a Political Lexicon”, in Cités 30, May 2007, p. 143-151.

“Spinoza, Political Treatise”, in Dictionary of Great Legal Works, Olivier Cayla and Jean- Louis Halpérin eds., Paris: Dalloz, 2008, p. 558-565. Spinoza: “A Free Man Thinks of Nothing Less Than Death”; “No One Knows What a Body Can Do”; “The Will of God is the Refuge of Ignorance”, in The great philosophical expressions, Catherine GOLLIAU ed., Paris: Le Point Special Issue, November 2017, p. 113, 113-114 and 114-115 respectively.

5. Tributes, Portraits “A Life of Passages”, Portrait of Michel SERRES for Bordeaux Culture, n° 11, February 2007, p. 4-5. “Less Man, More Human”, in Maurice BENAYOUN, Moben, Open Art 1980-2010. Paris: New Editions Scala, 2011, p. 158.

6. Published Interviews “Poetry in Condition of Philosophy”, Interview with Alain Badiou, Europe, n° 849-50, January 2000, p. 65-75. Read here. “An Interview With Alain Badiou”, in Is Music an Art of Thinking?, Nicolas Weill ed., Rennes: Rennes UP, 2006, p. 287-295. Read here. “Interview with Lucien Scubla” in Political René Girard, Cités 53, 2013, p. 130-137.

7. Interventions in a Non-Academic Setting “Prayers, Requests and Questions in Personal Ethics and in Social Ethics”, Series of Lectures on Personal Ethics and Social Ethics, Rotary Club of Bordeaux, Organized by Claude BENSCH, Bordeaux, March 16, 2002. “The Interpretation of Musical Works – A Logic of Affectivity?”, Conference Is Music an Art of Thinking?, 17th Forum Le Monde - Le Mans, Organized by Nicolas WEILL, Le Mans, October 21-23, 2005. “Homage to Jacques Derrida – What Returns to Us”, French Cultural Center, Dir. Luc LÉVY, Riga (Latvia), September 22, 2006. “Love, Desire and the West”, Conference Love in All Its States, Sainte-Anne Hospital (Paris), Cycle of Training Conferences, Organized by Martine PERASSE, Paris, February 4, 2010. “Sentiment of Injustice and Popular Music”, Night of Philosophy, Organized by Myriam KORICHI, École Normale Supérieure, Paris, June 4-5, 2010. See the video here. “Little or Nothing”, 6th Sexology Conference (AIUS / FF3S / SFSC, Under the Presidency of Mireille BONIERBALE, Pierre COSTA and David ZAROUK), Organized by Philippe BRENOT, Perpignan, Congress Palace, April 11-14, 2013. “To Be Seen Naked By One’s Cat!”, Conference Modesty and Nudity – Why is Human Sex Always Hidden?, Paris-Descartes University, Organized by Nicolas THIOUNN and Philippe BRENOT, European Hospital Georges Pompidou, Paris, December 14, 2013. “Can We Trust the Sentiment of Injustice? – For a Critical Reading of the Philosophy of Moral Sentiments ”, Central Avenue Series of Conferences, Organized by Laurent BÈGUE, MSH-Alpes, Grenoble, January 27, 2015. “About Descartes, Promises & Paradoxes”, 43rd Dialogue-Reading Retina International, Organized by François SOULAGES, INHA, Paris, March 02, 2015.

“The Truth Between Quotation Marks”, Conference The Limits of the Truth, Foundation of the Doubt, BEN and Fluxus Collection, Blois, December 4-5, 2015.

8. Media, Internet “Spinoza - Derrida”, Conference Philosophy and History of Philosophy, Master Poitiers / Bordeaux 3 / Toulouse 2, Organized by Jean-Christophe GODDARD, University of Poitiers, April 30, 2003. Online Publication here. “Some Questions About Interdisciplinarity”, Lecture Given on April 29, 2004, at the Institute of Political Studies in Bordeaux, During the “Aquitaine Doctoral Students Day”, as Part of the Sciences and Arts Conference, Organized by Paul KANANURA. Publication here on the Website of the Association of African Trainees and Students in France. “The Interpretation of Dreams in Anti-Oedipus”, Workshops on Anti-Oedipus by Deleuze and Guattari, Organized by Jean-Christophe GODDARD, December 2-3, 2005, at the University of Poitiers. On line here. “Research on Spinoza”, Interview With Gérard WORMSER, Realized on July 4, 2006 at ENS-LSH (Lyon), Published Online in the ENS-LSH Audiovisual Resource Base in the “Thematic series Research on Spinoza” Directed by Pierre-François MOREAU (Video 45’ here). “Can Desire be Satisfied With Reality?”, In Liberation, June 12, 2007, p. 11. [Treatment in 4500 Signs of the Baccalaureate Exam Given the Day Before]. Read here. “Equality Issues”, Discussion of Alain Renaut’s Book Equality and Discrimination – An essay on applied political philosophy. Speeches by Alain RENAUT, Fabienne BRUGÈRE, Guillaume LE BLANC, Charles RAMOND and Christophe BOUTON. Bordeaux, Mollat Bookshop / EA 4201 LNS, October 16, 2007. Listen here. “The Unthinkable 1968: Jacques Derrida”, France-Culture, The New Paths of Knowledge, Produced by Raphaël ENTHOVEN, Interview with Charles Ramond, Recorded at the ENS of Paris on May 07, 2008, and Broadcast the Next Day (30’). Listen here. Brigitte SITBON-PEILLON & Charles RAMOND, “The UMP in search of virtuous capitalism”, in Liberation, November 13, 2008, p. 13. Participation in the Short Movie Devedjan, Philosophers… and Capitalism! (with Brigitte SITBON-PEILLON and Patrick DEVEDJAN), Music by Didier SUPER (“The International”), Directed by David CTIBORSKY, Posted on November 14, 2008 (7’). Video here. “The Anti-Philosophy of Wittgenstein”, France-Culture, the Making of Human, Produced by Philippe PETIT, Interview of Alain BADIOU with Tristan GARCIA and Charles RAMOND, Broadcast on April 2, 2009 (1 h, Listen here). Interview With Patrick BAUDRY on the Notion of Nature, University Bordeaux 3, April 15, 2010. Video (8’54 ‘‘) here. “Neologisms Are Concept Traps”, in Literary Magazine, n° 498, June 2010, Derrida as a Heritage, Coordinated by Laurent NUNEZ, p. 73. Sentiment of Injustice and Popular Music, Book Written with the Collaboration of Jeanne PROUST, Then to be Published, First Public Presentation: Nuit de la Philosophie, Organized by Myriam KORICHI, June 4-5, 2010, ENS Paris (Last Lecture, around 6:25am, 35’). Video here.

“The Specters of Derrida: Deconstruction, Language and Literature”, France Culture, New paths to knowledge, Produced by Raphaël ENTHOVEN, Interview with Valerio ADAMI and Charles RAMOND, Recorded on January 24 and Broadcast on January 26, 2011 (59’); website here. “Power, Authority and Legitimacy”, Debate with Pierre-Henri TAVOILLOT, Moderation Philippe PETIT, Recorded at the Forum Liberation (“Does Confidence Reign?”), Rennes, March 29-30, 2013, Diffusion France-Culture, New Paths of Knowledge, April 18, 2013 (1 h). Listen here. “Political René Girard”, Interview with François NOUDELMANN About the Publication of the n° 53 of the Review Cités, France-Culture, July 4, 2013 (9’). Listen here. “Towards Perpetual Crisis? Conditions of Possibility and Conditions of Impossibility of the Notion of ‘Crisis’ in Jacques Derrida, Round Table Conceiving of Crisis with Jacques Derrida, French Institute of Greece, January 25, 2013, within the framework of the Colloquium Jacques Derrida Ethical and Political Thought, National Capodistrian University of Athens / French Institute of Greece, Athens, January 24-26, 2013. Full Video here “Baruch Spinoza, A Sin Against Religion”, in The Scandalous Dictionary, Special Edition of The New Observer, Coordinated by Charles GIOL, n° 87, November 2014, p. 88-89. January 21, 2015, Arte TV, Interventions in Applaud, 53’ film. January 27, 2015, MSH-Alpes, Grenoble, Lecture: “Can we Trust the Sentiment of Injustice? – For a Critical Reading of the Philosophy of Moral Sentiments”. See here. January 08, 2016, Shanghai, Journal Wen-Hui: 3 publications in Chinese: Interview Conducted by Li CHUN-YI, with Eliane DALMOLIN and Charles RAMOND on “French Theory”, here. “Introduction to the Philosophy of Jacques Derrida”, by Charles Ramond (Translation from French by Ma JIE-NING and Wang RUI-QI (French-speaking students), Proofread by Pr. Bei HUANG), here. “Introduction to the Thought of René Girard”, by Charles RAMOND (Translation from French by Ma JIE-NING and Wang RUI-QI (French-speaking students), Proofread by Pr. Bei HUANG), here. “Jacques Derrida. The Critique of ‘Phallogocentrism’, in L’homme et l´animal, Special Issue, Organized by Catherine GOLLIAU, Paris, Le Point References, June-July 2017, p. 82-83. “Spinoza – Emancipation, At Last!”, In Le Corps, Special Issue, Organized by Catherine GOLLIAU, Paris, Le Point References, September-October 2017, p. 50-51. “Derrida: Does Language Keep Its Word?”, France Culture, The Ways of Philosophy, Interview With Adèle VAN REETH, November 09, 2017. Listen here. “Atheist, Really? (Spinoza)”, in Living without God, Special Issue, Organized by Catherine GOLLIAU, Paris, Le Point References, December 2017 - January 2018, p. 50-51. “Popular Music Ignores the Sentiment of Injustice”, Interview with Jeanne PROUST, Charles RAMOND, Joseph CONFAVREUX and Fabien ESCALONA, Mediapart, August 21, 2018. Read here. “Spinoza is the Ultimate Modern Philosopher”, Interview by Nicolas WEILL, Le Monde, June 12, 2020, Read here. “Spinoza in Modernity – From the Reign of Quantity to the Immanent Refoundation of Democracy”, Online conference on Conjunctures, Organized by Professor Nythamar de Oliveira (PUCRS / CNPq), In-Depth Study Program in Philosophy from the PUCRS, With the Support of the School of Human Sciences of the PUCRS and the Editora Fundação Fênix, November 13, 2020. Video here.

Works Published or Translated into Foreign Languages (50)

Albanian (1) • “Kuptimi dhe Projekti i Traktatit Politik të Spinozës” [“Meaning and Project of the Political Treaty of Spinoza”], in Spinoza, Traktati Politik [Political Treatise], “me një parathënie nga [With a Preface by] Charles Ramond”, Translated by Dritan KARADAKU, Tiranë, [Tirana]: Pika pa sipërfaqe (“Biblioteka Filosofike”) [Point Without Surface (“Philosophical Library”)], 2013, p. 17-36. Read here.

Arabic (1) • “Some Paradoxes of Social Justice – Equal Opportunities and Recognition”, International Conference Justice and Recognition, Resp. Taoufik CHERIF, Tunisian Association of Philosophical Studies, Hammamet, March 19-21, 2012. Simultaneous translation recorded.

Chinese (16) • October 12-15, 2015, Shanghai: “Jacques Derrida, An Introduction” / “Jacques Derrida, Writing and Speech” / “René Girard, Literature and Anthropology”: 3 lectures and one Q and A session (all in French, with alternate translation into Chinese by Pr. Bei HUANG), Doctoral Seminar Literature and desire, Shanghai, Fudan University, Department of Chinese, Comparative Literature Section, Organized by Pr. Bei HUANG. Listen Here. • October 17-18, 2015, Shanghai: “The Paradoxical Realism of Jacques Derrida and René Girard”, Translated by Ma JIE-NING, Critical Review of Aesthetics and Art, Aesthetic Research Center, Fudan University, Shanghai: Shan Xi Education Editions, 2016, p. 1-4. Published version of a lecture in French, with alternate translation into Chinese by Pr. Bei HUANG, Conference The Spread of French Literary Theory, Organized by Ting JIA et Xianliang XU, Shanghai, Fudan University. Poster here. Program (in Chinese) here. Text of the speech (in Chinese) here. • January 08, 2016, Shanghai, Journal Wen-hui: 3 Publications in Chinese: (1) Interview Conducted by Li CHUN-YI, with Eliane DALMOLIN and Charles RAMOND on “French Theory”; read here. (2) Introduction to the Philosophy of Jacques Derrida, by Charles RAMOND (Translated by Ma JIE-NING, Wang RUI-QI, Students, and Pr. Bei HUANG); read here. (3) Introduction to the Thought of René Girard, by Charles RAMOND (Translated by Ma JIE-NING, Wang RUI-QI, Students, and Pr. Bei HUANG). Read here. • May 02-12, 2018, Nanchang, Jiangxi Normal University, Center for Research of the Forms of Contemporary Literature, 4 Lectures in French with Alternate Translation by Jing ZHAO, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Letters, at the Invitation of Professor Songlai LIU, Director of the Center: May 07, 2018: “Jacques Derrida, a Philosophy of Writing”; May 08, 2018: “Jacques Derrida, Deconstruction and Literature”; May 09, 2018: “René Girard, Literature and Anthropology”; May 11, 2018: “Jacques Rancière, Literature, Philosophy, Politics”. Poster here. Listen here. • November 22-30, 2019, Beijin Normal University, School of Philosophy, 4 Lectures in French with alternate translation by Xudong ZHENG (PhD student at Paris 8 LLCP / ED31, Funded by the Chinese Scolarship Council), at the Invitation of Professor Luo SONGTAO, Vice-Dean. November 25, 2019: “Contemporary Marxist Readings of Spinoza”; November 27, 2019: “General Introduction to the Philosophy of Spinoza”; November 28, 2019: “Literature and Philosophy in Jacques Rancière”; November 29, 2019: “Jacques Derrida, a Philosophy of Writing”. Poster-Program (in Chinese) here. Text of the 4 Lectures here. Audio recording of the 4 Lectures here.

English (6) • “When Does the Reaction End? When Does the Response Begin? – Remarks About ‘Speech, Writing, Code – Three Worldviews’ by Katherine Hayles”, Translated from French by Jack STETTER, Conference Mapping Trans- and Posthumanism as Fields of Discourses, Organized by Sangkyu SHIN, Ewha Institute for the Humanities, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Republic of Korea, May 27-29, 2014; General program of the Conference, p. 99-111. Read here. • “After Humanism: Politics of Nature and Parliament of Things in Bruno Latour”, Translated by Jack STETTER, Conference From Humanism to Post- and Transhumanism?, Organized by Sangkyu SHIN, Ewha Institute for the Humanities, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Republic of Korea, September 15-18, 2015; Published in Trans-Humanities, Ewha Institute for the Humanities (Ewha Womans University Press, Seoul, Republic of Korea), 2016, Vol. 9 n°1, p. 29-40. Read here. • “What will Remain of Humanities Institutions in the Post-Human Era? Remarks on Jacques Rancière and Self-Emancipation”, Translated by Jack STETTER, Conference Future of the Human & Future of the Humanities [Program poster here], Organized by Sangkyu SHIN, Ewha Institute for The Humanities, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Republic of Korea, November 11-12, 2016; General program of the Conference, p. 35- 44. Read here • Spinoza in Twenty-First-Century American and French Philosophy – Metaphysics, Philosophy of Mind, Moral and Political Philosophy, Edited by Jack STETTER and Charles RAMOND, London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2019, 396 p. • “A Response: Spinoza’s Paradoxical Radicalism”, in Spinoza in Twenty-First-Century American and French Philosophy – Metaphysics, Philosophy of Mind, Moral and Political Philosophy, Edited by Jack STETTER and Charles RAMOND, London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2019, p. 349-360. Read here. • « Spinoza, a Democrat or a Republican? », in « Spinoza Today », Crisis and Critique [site de la revue ici], Volume 8 / Issue 1, Agon Hamza et Frank Ruda eds., p. 264-287. Lire ici.

Greek (2) • “Προς την αιώνια κρίση; Όροι δυνατότητας και όροι αδυνατότητας της έννοιας της “κρίσης” στον Jacques Derrida” [“Towards Perpetual Crisis? Conditions of Possibility and Conditions of Impossibility of the Notion of ‘Crisis’ in Jacques Derrida”], Translated by Spyros KALTSAS, in Η πολιτική και ηθική σκέψη του Jacques Derrida [The Political and Ethical Thought of Jacques Derrida], Gerasimos KAKOLIRIS ed., Athens: Plethron, 2015, p. 75-88]. Full Book here. • “Τροχός της δημοκρατίας και Κράτη-αλήτες στον Jacques Derrida” [“Wheel of Democracy and Rogue States in Jacques Derrida”], Translated by Thanasès LAGIOS, in Η πολιτική και ηθική σκέψη του Jacques Derrida [Jacques Derrida’s Political and Ethical Thought], Gerasimos KAKOLIRIS ed., Athens: Plethron, 2015, p. 148-159. Full Book here.

Italian (2) • “Sedizione, ribellione e insubordinazione (seditio, rebellio, contumacia) nella filosofia política di Spinoza” [“Sedition, Rebellion and Insubordination (Seditio, Rebellio, Contumacia) in Spinoza’s Political Philosophy”], Translated by G. BORDONI, Il Pensiero, 2011/1, La política e il moderno [Politics and Modern World], Massimo ADINOLFI ed., p. 63-81. • “La salvezza ‘attraverso la macchina’ – Religione, regola di vita e disposizione dei Corpi in Spinoza” [“Mechanical Salvation? Religion, Rule of Life and Disposition of Bodies in

Spinoza”], Translated by Fausto PELLECHIA in Profanazioni Filosofiche – Filosofia, scienza e religione nel sec XVII [Philosophical Profanations – Philosophy, Science and Religion in the 17th Century], Antonio CLERICUZIO and Fausto PELLECHIA eds., Cassino: Idest Editore, 2012, p. 63-93.

Korean (4) • Korean Translation, by Keedon KWON, of “When Does the Reaction End? When Does the Response Begin? – Remarks About ‘Speech, Writing, Code: Three Worldviews’, by Katherine Hayles”, Conference Mapping Trans- and Posthumanism as Fields of Discourses, Organized by Sangkyu SHIN, Ewha Institute for the Humanities, Ewha University, Seoul, Republic of Korea, May 27-29, 2014, General Symposium Program, p. 245-255. • Korean Translation, by Taeyeon UM, of “Equality of Opportunities and Recognition – Contradictions and Conflicts of Democratic Meritocracies”, Lecture in French (with simultaneous translation of the debate by Eunju KIM), Doctoral Seminar of Professor Sang-Hwan KIM (Department of Philosophy), Organized by Chan-Woong LEE, Seoul National University, Seoul, Republic of Korea, May 30, 2014. • Korean Translation, by Sunhee PARK, of “Deliverance or Undeliverance? – The Contradictory Passions of the Post-Human in Michel Houellebecq”, in Theatres of the Posthuman, Ewha Institute for the Humanities & LABEX Arts-H2H, Seoul, 2015, p. 84- 99. • Korean Translation, by Junghye SUNG, of “What Will Remain of Humanities Institutions in the Post-Human Era? – Remarks on Jacques Rancière and Self-Emancipation”, Conference Future of the Human & Future of the Humanities, Organized by Sangkyu SHIN, Ewha Institute for The Humanities, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Republic of Korea, November 11-12, 2016; General Program of the Symposium, p. 193-201.

Latvian (1) • “Homage to Derrida – What Returns to Us”, French Cultural Center, Riga (Latvia), September 22, 2006. Simultaneous translation recorded.

Portuguese (5) • Vocabulário de Espinosa [The Vocabulary Of Spinoza], Translated by Claudia BERLINER, Revised by Homero SANTIAGO, Sao Paulo (Brazil): Editora WMF Martins Fontes, 2010. • “Why did Descartes Mistrust Promises?”, Conference Descartes and Spinoza, UFRJ, Organized by Ulysses PINHEIRO, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, April 22-25, 2009. Simultaneous translation recorded. • “Igualdade de chances e reconhecimento – Contradições e conflitos das meritocracias democráticas” [“Equal Opportunities and Recognition – Contradictions and Conflicts in Democratic Meritocracies”], Translated by Gabriel REZENDE. Publication in progress. Read here. • “O Acontecimento em Derrida – Uma segunda filosofia ?” [“The Event in Derrida: a Second Philosophy?”], Translated by Francisco ELÍCIO PACÍFICO, in Cada vez o impossível – Derrida [Every Time the Impossible – Derrida], Piero EYBEN and Fabricia WALLACE RODRIGUES eds., Vinhedo (Brazil): Editora Horizonte, 2015, p. 184-212. • “Spinoza na modernidade – Do reino da quantidade à refundação imanente da democracia” [“Spinoza in Modernity – From the Reign of Quantity to the Immanent Refoundation of Democracy”], Translated by Pr. Nythamar DE OLIVEIRA, Online Lecture. Read here.

Russian (4) • “Nature, Culture, Language: Jacques Derrida and René Girard Criticizing Claude Lévi- Strauss”, 4 Lectures at the French University College of Saint-Petersburg, October 10- 20, 2011. Simultaneous translation recorded.

Serbo-Croatian (1) • “Moljenje, traženje i pitanje (primjedbe o naravi i evoluciji naše civilizacije)” (read here) [“Prayer, Demand and Question – Notes on the Nature and Evolution of Our Civilization”], Translated by Nermina ŠTRAUS, in Forum Bosnae 29 / 2005 (Savremena Politička Filozofija u Euvropi - Francuski Pogledi; Summary here), p. 105-119. First published in French (read here) in Forum Bosnae 30 / 2005 (Contemporary Political Philosophy in Europe – A French Overview, Gilles CLAMENS ed.), p. 113-129; Summary here.

Spanish (4) • “Acerca de la orientacion cuantitativa del Tratado Politico de Spinoza” [“On the Quantitative Orientation of the Political Treatise of Spinoza”], Translated by Humberto GIANNINI, in Spinoza, Coloquio Internacional [International Conference on Spinoza], Humberto GIANNINI, Patricia BONZI and Eduardo LOPEZ eds., Santiago de Chile: Dolmen Ediciones, 1996, p. 175-186. • Derrida – La deconstrucción [Derrida – The Deconstruction], Translated by Victor GOLDSTEIN, Buenos Aires: Nueva Vision, 2009 (Colección “Claves”, Dirigida por Hugo VEZETTI). • “Deconstrucción y literatura (Glas, una guía de lectura)” [“Deconstruction and Literature – Glas, a Reading Guide”], Translated by Victor GOLDSTEIN, in Derrida – La deconstrucción [Derrida – The Deconstruction], Buenos Aires: Nueva Vision (Colección “Claves”, Dirigida por Hugo VEZETTI), 2009, p. 73-107. • “Injusticias, indignaciones y revueltas… Una lectura girardiana de los “sentimientos morales” en las crisis contemporáneas” [“Injustices, Indignations, Revolts ... A Girardian Reading of ‘Moral Sentiments’ in Contemporary Crises”], Translated by David GARCÍA- RAMOS GALLEGO, Ana María GARCÍA CASTRO and Clara BONET PONCE, in La construcción de la identidad en tiempos de crisis: el papel de la violencia y la religión [The Construction of Identity in Times of Crisis: the Role of Violence and Religion], David ATIENZA DE FRUTOS and David GARCÍA-RAMOS GALLEGO eds., Barcelona: Anthropos Editorial / Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (UFV Madrid), Coll. “Pensamiento crítico / Pensamiento utópico”, n°224, 2017, p. 21-40. Read here.

Turkish (3) • Derrida Sözlüğü [The Vocabulary of Derrida], Çeviren [Translated by] Ümit EDEŞ, Istambul: SAY Yayınları [Publisher SAY], 2011, 192 p. Reprint 2014. • Spinoza Sözlüğü [The Vocabulary of Spinoza], Çevirmen [translator] Bilgesu ŞIŞMAN, Istambul: SAY Yayınları [Publisher SAY], 2014, 130 p. • “Politik İnceleme’nin Anlamı ve Tasarısı” [“Meaning and Project of the Political Treatise of Spinoza”], in Spinoza, Politik İnceleme [Political Treatise], tr. Murat ERŞEN, Ankara: Doğu Batı [East West], 2018, p. 9-26. Read here.

3. TEACHING ACTIVITIES, EDUCATIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES

General Presentation. I have always worked full time, and therefore gave the equivalent of 192HTD (“TD equivalent Hours, or “Directed Work”) of courses each year since I entered Higher Education in 1994. I benefited from a 6-month “sabbatical year” in 2003. and thereafter, I benefited from the following discharges, linked to the Management of Research Units or to National Assessment Missions: 2008-2009: 24 HTD, for the Direction of EA 4201 LNS (Bordeaux 3). 2009-2010: 48 HTD, for the Direction of EA 4201 LNS (Bordeaux 3). 2010-2011: 128 HTD, as Scientific Delegate of AERES (Philosophy). 2011-2012: 128 HTD, as Scientific Delegate of AERES (Philosophy). 2013-2014: 96 HTD, as Scientific Delegate of AERES (SHS, “Assessments and Territories” Working Group). 2014-2015: 96 HTD, as Scientific Delegate of AERES, then HCERES (SHS, Section of Research Units, Philosophy). I taught at all levels, according to the years and according to the needs. I taught for several years, in Bordeaux, the course “Introduction to modern philosophy” in License 1, and I also teach in L at Paris 8 (the Department of Philosophy of Paris 8 does not distinguish between courses between “L1” , “L2” and “L3”, but only between “L” and “M”, Licence and Master). I have always taught in my two main specialties: modern philosophy, and contemporary philosophy. I have often taken on the preparation for the Agrégation exam in Bordeaux 3 (there is no preparation for the recruitment exams in Paris 8). Special Educational Responsibilities -1998-2000: Erasmus manager for philosophy at the University of Bordeaux 3. -2001-2005: Responsible for DEA (“Diplôme d’Études Approfondies”, the former name of Master) n° 1999 2553: “Philosophy, Texts and Knowledge”. -2004-2006: Responsible for Bordeaux of the Master “Grand Sud-Ouest”, Mention “Philosophy” (co-accreditation Poitiers / Bordeaux 3 / Toulouse 2). -2012-2015: Member of the CEVU (Council for Studies and University Life) of the University of Paris 8 and then of the CFVU (Commission for Training and University Life) of the Academic Council. Teaching Activity Over the Past 5 Years

Teaching 2015-20 in France, in the Institution of Affiliation Charles Ramond Courses and Seminars Given at Paris 8 Vincennes Saint-Denis University 2015-2020 Year Licence Master 2015-16 Introduction to Modern Philosophy: Kant, Critic of Judgment, 1. S1 Thought and Extension. The Concept of ‘Event’ in Contemporary 2015-16 French Philosophy, 1: Jacques Derrida, Peter Sloterdijk, Bubbles (Spheres 1). S2 Philosophy in a Time of Terror.

Charles Ramond Courses and Seminars Given at Paris 8 Vincennes Saint-Denis University 2015-2020 Year Licence Master 2016-17 Introduction to Modern Philosophy: Kant, Critic of Judgment, 2. S1 Thought and Extension. The Concept of ‘Event’ in Contemporary 2016-17 Peter Sloterdijk, Bubbles (Spheres 1); and French Philosophy, 1: Jacques Derrida, S2 Globes (Spheres 2). Philosophy in a Time of Terror. 2017-18 Introduction to Modern Philosophy: Bergson, Matter and Memory. S1 Thought and Extension. 2017-18 Jacques Derrida, The Truth in Painting. Peter Sloterdijk, Foams (Spheres, 3). S2 2018-19 Introduction to Modern Philosophy: Jacques Rancière, The Emancipated S1 Thought and Extension. Spectator. The Capitalism of The Philosophers, 1: Peter 2018-19 Sloterdijk, Crystal Palace – Inside Planetary Spinoza, Ethics. S2 Capitalism; and Gilles Deleuze, Anti-Oedipus – Capitalism and Schizophrenia. 2019-20 Introduction to Modern Philosophy: Jacques Rancière, Hatred of Democracy. S1 Thought and Extension. The Capitalism of the Philosophers, 2: 2019-20 Spinoza, Ethics. Jacques Derrida, Specters of Marx; and Marx S2 & Sons.

2015-20 Education Abroad 2015: Shanghai, Fudan University, Department of Chinese, Section of Comparative Literature, Organized by Ms. Bei HUANG, October 12-15, 2015: “Literature and Desire” Doctoral Seminar, 4 4-hours sessions on Derrida and Girard, in French with alternate translation into Chinese by Prof. Bei HUANG. Listen here. 2018: Nanchang, Jiangxi Normal University, Jiangxi Province, People’s Republic of China, Center for Research on the Forms of Contemporary Literature, Organized by Ms. Professor Jing ZHAO, May 2-14, 2018: “Contemporary French Philosophy in its Relationship with Literature”, 4 3-hours sessions on Derrida, Girard and Rancière, in French with alternate translation into Chinese by Pr. ZHAO. Listen here. 2019: Beijing, Beijing Normal University, School of Philosophy, Organized by Professor XU, October 23-31, 2019: 4 3-hours sessions on Spinoza, Rancière and Derrida, in French with alternate translation into Chinese by Xudong ZHENG, funded PhD student (CSC) in Paris 8. Listen here.

Educational and Administrative Responsibilities Over the Past 5 Years 2015: Member of the Academic Council (CFVU), Committee on Training and University Life, University of Paris 8. Member of the Restricted Academic Council. 2015: HCERES Scientific Delegate for Philosophy: Evaluation of 7 Research Units (6 Host Teams –“EA”–, 1 Joint Research Unit –“UMR”) and a Federative Structure (Wave A). Professional Pages -Simplified professional page: Department of Philosophy, Paris 8 University, here; EA 4008 LLCP here. Full professional page here.

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Abrioux, Yves, 15, 30 Bloch, Olivier, 17, 21 Adami, Valerio, 41 Bonafous-Murat, Carle, 28 Adinolfi, Massimo, 15, 45 Bonet Ponce, Clara, 47 Aïdan, Géraldine, 31 Bonierbale, Mireille, 40 Allison, Henry E., 36 Bonzi, Patricia, 47 Alsaleh, Christophe, 26 Bordoni, G., 45 Althusser, Louis, 12, 33 Bosteels, Bruno, 7 Álvares, Cristina, 16 Bourdieu, Emmanuel, 17 Amann, Francis, 37 Bourdieu, Pierre, 33 Ambroise, Bruno, 25, 26 Bourdin, Jean-Claude, 26 Ansaldi, Saverio, 8 Bourdin, Jean-Marc, 12 Anstey, Peter, 10 Bouriau, Christophe, 7 Antonioli, Manola, 32 Bouton, Christophe, 17, 24, 26, 41 Aquila, Richard E., 35 Bove, Laurent, 8, 12, 18, 37 Aristote, 15 Boyle, Robert, 9, 10, 18, 34, 38 Artaud, Antonin, 8, 15, 19, 26 Bras, Gérard, 37 Atienza de Frutos, David, 20, 47 Brenot, Philippe, 40 Audi, Paul, 15, 20, 38 Brugère, Fabienne, 26, 41 Auroux, Sylvain, 39 Brun, Cédric, 9 Austin, John L., 10, 18, 26, 27 Brykman, Geneviève, 7, 9 Baazaoui, Bachir, 33 Burke, Edmund, 7 Badiou, Alain, 7, 8, 10, 15, 17, 20, 22, 32, Calori, François, 7 35, 39, 41 Campagnolo, Gilles, 10, 11, 38 Balibar, Etienne, 7, 35 Canto, Monique, 23 Barahona-Plaza, Angel J., 30 Carsin, Didier, 7, 21 Barbaras, Françoise, 8 Cassuto, Philippe, 8 Barbaras, Renaud, 14 Castanheira, Nuno, 28 Barbone, Steven, 12, 37 Cavell, Stanley, 25, 27 Bartuschat, Wolfgang, 36, 37 Cayla, Olivier, 39 Baudry, Patrick, 41 Cazzaniga, Gian Mario, 17, 23 Beckett, Samuel, 7, 8 Chantre, Benoît, 11, 30 Becq, Annie, 36 Chappé, Raphaël, 15, 30, 31 Bègue, Laurent, 40 Chareix, Fabien, 10 Ben, 40 Chaui, Marilena de Souza, 24 Benayoun, Maurice, 39 Chauviré, Christiane, 24 Bennet, Jonathan, 35 Cherif, Taoufik, 28, 43 Benoist, Jocelyn, 7, 38 Chevallier, Geneviève, 15 Bensch, Claude, 39 Chun-Yi, Li, 42, 43 Bergen, Véronique, 7 Clamens, Gilles, 14, 46 Bergson, Henri, 22, 49 Clericuzio, Antonio, 9, 19, 27, 34, 45 Berkeley, George, 9 Confavreux, Joseph, 42 Berliner, Claudia, 46 Cornibert, Nicolas, 18 Beyssade, Jean-Marie, 7 Costa, Pierre, 40 Bidet, Jacques, 11 Crétois, Pierre, 31 Biziou, Michaël, 15 Cristofolini, Paolo, 18

Critchley, Simon, 7, 8 Gaddis, William, 15, 28, 30 Ctiborsky, David, 41 Garber, Daniel, 12 Cudworth, Ralph, 19 García Castro, Ana María, 47 Curley, Edwin, 12, 36 Garcia, Jean-René, 20, 27 Dalmolin, Eliane, 42, 43 Garcia, Tristan, 41 Dardot, Pierre, 11 García-Ramos Gallego, David, 20, 30, 47 David-Ménard, Monique, 7 Gassendi, Pierre, 10 De Oliveira, Nythamar, 34, 42, 46 Gastaldi, Juan-Luis, 10 De Voogd, Christophe, 23 Gaudemar, Martine de, 7 Debuiche, Valérie, 12 Gayraud, Jean-François, 11 Delacampagne, Christian, 9 Genet, Jean, 23 Delahunty, R. J., 36 Giannini, Humberto, 16, 46, 47 Deleule, Didier, 15 Giannini, Umberto, 22 Deleuze, Gilles, 7, 8, 10, 11, 18, 19, 25, Gibson, Andrew, 7 28, 35, 38, 40, 49 Gillot, Pascale, 12, 25 Della Rocca, Michael, 12 Giocanti, Sylvia, 10 Delruelle, Edouard, 30 Giol, Charles, 42 Dennehy, Myriam, 9, 10, 18, 34, 38 Giovannangeli, Daniel, 30 Derrida, Jacques, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 18, 19, Girard, Charles, 28 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, Girard, René, 6, 7, 11, 12, 16, 19, 20, 21, 32, 33, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 30, 31, 32, 38, 39, 41, 42, 43, 46, 47, 49 46, 47, 48, 49 Girgia, Miryam, 30 Descartes, René, 6, 7, 9, 12, 14, 15, 19, 22, Goddard, Jean-Christophe, 8, 10, 16, 18, 23, 26, 27, 28, 33, 40, 46 24, 25, 26, 40 Detcheverry, Thomas, 33 Goldstein, Victor, 47 Devedjan, Patrick, 41 Golliau, Catherine, 39, 42 Dilhac, Marc-Antoine, 19, 25 Gonçalves, Victor, 28 Do Rosário Girao, Maria, 16 Gonzàlez Hernàndez, Domingo, 11, 12 Donoso Cortés, Juan, 11 Grange, Juliette, 20, 38 Dosse, François, 10 Grangé, Ninon, 32 Douchin, Eric, 23 Grondin, Jean, 9 Draï, Raphael, 15 Guaino, Henri, 11 Drieux, Philippe, 24 Guattari, Félix, 18, 25, 40 Du Clos, Samuel, 10 Guérard de Latour, Sophie, 19, 25 Duchesneau, François, 9 Guillemeau, Évelyne, 8, 9, 11, 18 Ducos, Joëlle, 14, 24 Hallward, Peter, 7 Duffy, Simon B., 12 Halpérin, Jean-Louis, 39 Dumouchel, Paul, 12 Hammacher, Klaus, 37 Duris, Pascal, 27 Hamou, Philippe, 9 Duroux, Yves, 22 Hartlib, Samuel, 9, 34 Edeş, Ümit, 47 Hayek, Friedrich, 11 Elício Pacífico, Francisco, 20, 46 Hayles, Katherine, 19, 29, 44, 45 Enthoven, Raphael, 41 Hegel, GWF, 8, 26 Epicure, 10 Heidegger, Martin, 7, 18 Erşen, Murat, 47 Hermant, Emilie, 33 Escalona, Fabien, 42 Hervet, Céline, 12 Eyben, Piero, 20, 30, 32, 46 Hirai, Hiro, 9 Félix, Brigitte, 15 Hobbes, Thomas, 9, 10, 18, 19, 23, 24, 28, Foucault, Michel, 16 35, 36 Franckowiack, Rémi, 10 Houellebecq, Michel, 19, 45 Freud, Sigmund, 26 Huang, Bei, 31, 42, 43, 49

Hugo, Victor, 16 Lévi-Strauss, Claude, 46 Hunter, Michael, 9, 34 Lévy, Luc, 40 Husserl, Edmund, 25 Lin, Martin, 12 Huygens, Christiaan, 10 Liu, Songlai, 43 Imbert, Claude, 7 Locke, John, 9 Israel, Jonathan, 13, 21, 31, 35 Lopez, Eduardo, 47 Israël, Nicolas, 8 Lordon, Frédéric, 11 Jaquet, Chantal, 12, 18, 19, 21, 25, 27, 31, Mabille, Bernard, 16 32 Macherey, Pierre, 7 Jdey, Adnen, 19 Magnard, Pierre, 23 Jia, Ting, 31, 43 Malherbe, Michel, 7 Jie-Ning, Ma, 20, 42, 43 Mallarmé, Stéphane, 7 Joly, Bernard, 9 Manzini, Frédéric, 8 Jorion, Paul, 11 Martin, Jean-Pierre, 15 Juffé, Michel, 37 Martínez, Francisco José, 34 Kakoliris, Gerasimos, 20, 29, 45 Marx, Karl, 9, 14, 24, 33, 44, 49 Kaltsas, Spyros, 20, 44 Matheron, Alexandre, 12, 16, 18, 34 Kambouchner, Denis, 8 Mattéi, Jean-François, 10 Kananura, Paul, 24, 40 Maucourant, Jérôme, 11 Kant, Emmanuel, 7, 17, 24, 38, 48, 49 Mauzi, Robert, 36 Karadaku, Dritan, 43 Méchoulan, Eric, 37 Kelsen, Hans, 31 Meillassoux, Quentin, 7 Kim, Eunju, 29, 45 Melamed, Yitzhak Y., 12 Kim, Sang-Hwan, 29, 45 Menasseh ben Israel, 35 Klajnman, Adrien, 8, 11 Meschonnic, Henri, 32 Knight, Harriet, 9 Mignini, Filippo, 16, 21 Korichi, Myriam, 40, 41 Milner, Jean-Claude, 29 Kriegel, Blandine, 23, 33 Moati, Raoul, 26 Kwon, Keedon, 45 Moindrot, Isabelle, 19, 38 Labrune, Monique, 16 Mondot, Jean, 22 Lacan, Jacques, 7 Montag, Warren, 35 Laerke, Mogens, 8, 12 Montaigne, Michel de, 3, 10, 15, 32, 33 Lagios, Thanasès, 20, 45 Montebello, Pierre, 10, 25, 26 Lagrée, Jacqueline, 12 Montet, Danielle, 22, 23 Lardic, Jean-Marie, 22 Moreau, Pierre-François, 6, 8, 11, 12, 16, Larrère, Catherine, 22 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 27, 31, 34, 36, 37, 38, Latour, Bruno, 16, 30, 33, 44 40 Laugier, Sandra, 7, 22, 27 Mormino, Gianfranco, 31 Laurand, Valéry, 32 Mothu, Alain, 36 Laux, Henri, 8 Nachtomy, Ohad, 11 Laval, Christian, 11 Nadler, Steven, 12, 35 Lavaud, Claudie, 7, 17, 24 Nancy, Jean-Luc, 8, 9 Lazarus, Sylvain, 7 Negri, Toni, 7 Lazzeri, Christian, 11, 14, 17, 22, 23, 36 Nicolas, François, 25 Le Blanc, Guillaume, 10, 24, 25, 41 Nietzsche, Frédéric, 10 Le Lannou, Jean-Michel, 14 Noudelmann, François, 41 Lee, Chan-Woong, 29, 45 Nunez, Laurent, 41 Lefort, Claude, 12 Ong Van Cung, Kim Sang, 33 Legeay, Vincent, 20, 31 Pannier, Alice, 32 Leibniz, GW, 10, 12, 19 Park, Sunhee, 45 Lessay, Franck, 27, 28 Patton, Paul, 10

Paulré, Bernard, 16 Rui-Qi, Wang, 42, 43 Peden, Knox, 12 Saada, Julie, 18, 24 Peixe Dias, Bruno, 28 Saïd, Johan, 33 Pellechia, Fausto, 19, 27, 45 Saint Victor, Jacques de, 10, 11, 38 Perasse, Martine, 40 Salanskis, Jean-Michel, 8 Peretti, François-Xavier de, 33 Salem, Jean, 37 Pérez, José Luis, 28 Santiago, Homero, 46 Peterman, Alison, 12 Santinelli, Cristina, 19, 27 Peterschmitt, Luc, 9 Sapir, Jacques, 11 Petit, Philippe, 41 Sartre, Jean-Paul, 11, 23, 33, 39 Petitdemange, Guy, 9 Sauvagnargues, Anne, 28 Pfersmann, Otto, 31 Schmitt, Olivier, 32 Pingeot, Mazarine, 30, 31, 32, 33 Schnell, Alexander, 18 Pinheiro, Ulysses, 46 Schottlaender, Rudolf, 34 Poltier, Hughes, 15, 29 Scruton, Roger, 36 Popkin, Richard H., 15 Scubla, Lucien, 12, 39 Porset, Charles, 36 Seebacher, Jacques, 16, 21 Prévost, Jean, 3 Séguy-Duclot, Alain, 6 Principe, Lawrence M., 9, 34 Serres, Michel, 39 Proietti, Omero, 34 Sévérac, Pascal, 8, 11, 12, 18, 21, 28, 31, Proust, Jeanne, 6, 41, 42 32 Puma, André-Charles, 33 Sharp, Hasana, 12 Quinz, Emanuele, 19 Shin, Sangkyu, 19, 20, 29, 30, 31, 38, 44, Quiviger, Pierre-Yves, 9 45 Rabaté, Dominique, 8 Shirley, Samuel, 37 Raïd, Layla, 10, 25, 27 Sibertin-Blanc, Guillaume, 10 Rancière, Jacques, 6, 8, 15, 20, 31, 32, 33, Simondon, Gilbert, 18 43, 44, 45, 49 Simont, Juliette, 8 Rawls, John, 10 Şişman, Bilgesu, 47 Regazzoni, Simone, 37 Sitbon-Peillon, Brigitte, 41 Regnauld, Arnaud, 19 Sloterdijk, Peter, 48, 49 Regnault, François, 8 Songtao, Luo, 44 Renault, Emmanuel, 22 Soulages, François, 40 Renaut, Alain, 41 Spector, Céline, 28 Revault d'Allones, Myriam, 7 Spinoza, B. de, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Reynié, Dominique, 17 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, Rezende, Gabriel, 46 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, Ribard, Dinah, 10 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, Ribeyre, Francis, 24 47, 49 Rice, Lee C., 37 Steenbakkers, Piet, 8 Rieber, Audrey, 3 Stetter, Jack, 12, 19, 20, 29, 31, 44 Rizk, Hadi, 7, 21 Štraus, Nermina, 14, 46 Rocha, Glauber, 10 Strauss, Leo, 31 Rodarie, Hubert, 11 Suhamy, Ariel, 12, 18, 32 Rödel, Patrick, 10 Sung, Junghye, 45 Rodrigues, Lisete, 28 Super, Didier, 41 Rogozinski, Jacob, 37, 38 Szczeciniarz, Jean-Jacques, 8 Rolland, Denis, 20, 27 Tacussel, Patrick, 29 Rosenthal, Michael A., 12 Talon-Hugon, Carole, 29 Rosset, Clément, 10, 38 Taussig, Sylvie, 10 Roy, Jean-Michel, 22 Terrel, Jean, 9, 10

Thiounn, Nicolas, 40 Walter, Christian, 11 Tosel, André, 30, 37 Walther, Manfred, 37 Truong-Loï, Daniel, 22 Waterlot, Ghislain, 23 Uccinani, Louis, 14 Weill, Nicolas, 18, 39, 40, 42 Um, Taeyeon, 45 Wilson, Catherine, 9 Vainqueur, Bernard, 8 Wilson, Margaret D., 35 Vampoulis, Epaminondas, 11 Wittgenstein, Ludwig, 10, 41 Van Helmont, Jean-Baptiste, 9, 34 Wormser, Gérard, 40 Van Reeth, Adèle, 42 Wydra, Harald, 12 Vaysse, Jean-Marie, 10, 14, 18, 25 Xu, Xianliang, 31, 43, 49 Verbeek, Theo, 23 Yoshimoto, Hideyuki, 9 Vermeren, Patrice, 17, 20, 22, 24, 27 Zafrani, Avishag, 21 Verstraeten, Pierre, 8 Zagalo Pereira, Conçalo, 28 Vezetti, Hugo, 47 Zarka, Yves-Charles, 9, 10, 11, 17, 19, 20, Vieillard-Baron, Jean-Louis, 26 21, 22, 23, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30, 32, 33, 38 Vinciguerra, Lorenzo, 8, 12, 17, 22, 28 Zarouk, David, 40 Vinolo, Stéphane, 11, 12, 38 Zerai, Mohsen, 33 Voegelin, Eric, 31 Zhao, Jing, 32, 43, 49 Wahl, François, 8 Zheng, Xudong, 44, 49 Wallace Rodrigues, Fabricia, 20, 46 Zourabichvili, François, 37