Guide to the Jacques Derrida Papers Collection number: MS-C01
Special Collections and Archives
The UC Irvine Libraries

University of California
Irvine, California

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Processed by:

• Thomas Dutoit, Eddie Yeghiayan, Jeffrey Atteberry, and Jessica Haile

Date Completed:

• 1999

Encoded by:

• William Landis

© 2003 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

Title:
Jacques Derrida papers,  1946-1998   (bulk 1960-1998) 

Collection number:
MS-C01

Creator:
Derrida, Jacques

Extent:
47.8 linear feet (116 boxes and 10 oversize folders)

Repository:
University of California, Irvine. Library. Special Collections and Archives.
Irvine, California 92623-9557

Abstract:
This collection is comprised of manuscripts, typescripts, and recordings documenting the professional career of Jacques Derrida and providing comprehensive documentation of his activities as a student, teacher, and scholar. Best known for the development of "deconstruction," Derrida was trained as a philosopher, but his work engages and transverses numerous other discourses such as literature, politics, law, religion, psychoanalysis, and ethnography. Ranging from his early work as a student to his recent seminars, the material in the archive spans from circa 1946 to 1998. The collection contains numerous pages of notes and written reports that reflect Derrida's academic training under the tutelage of figures such as Louis Althusser and Michel Foucault. His commitment to teaching is documented by a full collection of teaching notes for the multitude of seminars that he has taught over the course of his career. The more public side of Derrida is also well represented by notes, working drafts, final drafts, and other materials related to his vast published output. The collection contains no material that might be described as "personal," such as private correspondence. The vast majority of the materials are in French.

Collection is open for research. Access to fragile originals is restricted when preservation photocopies are available.

Property rights reside with the University of California. Literary rights are retained by the creators of the records and their heirs. For permissions to reproduce or to publish, please contact the Head of Special Collections and Archives.

All requests for copying of materials must be submitted to the Head of Special Collections and Archives in writing for approval by Professor Derrida. Please consult Special Collections and Archives for further information.

Jacques Derrida Papers. MS-C01. Special Collections and Archives, The UC Irvine Libraries, Irvine, California.

Gift of Jacques Derrida, 1990-1999. Future accruals are expected.

Preliminary processing by Thomas Dutoit and Eddie Yeghiayan. Series 1 processed and guide compiled by Jeffrey Atteberry and Thomas Dutoit in 1998. The remainder of the collection processed and guide updated by Jessica Haile in 1999.

Jacques Derrida was born in El-Biar, Algeria on July 15, 1930. He spent his childhood attending primary schools in El-Biar and Algiers until the beginning of Pétainisation within the Algerian school system in 1940, at which point Derrida and other Jewish students began to experience forms of anti-Semitism in the classroom; by 1942 he was barred completely from attending class at the Lycée Ben Aknoum. Although the Germans never occupied Algeria, Derrida was not allowed to return to school until the spring of 1943. During the interim, he attended the Lycée Emile-Maupas, which was run by Jewish teachers expelled from the public school system, but Derrida frequently avoided the classroom.

Upon returning to the Lycée Ben Aknoum in 1943, Derrida completed his primary education and received his baccalauréat in 1948. Although he had already begun to consider a career as a teacher, Derrida had not yet resolved to pursue his studies in France until he heard a radio show dedicated to career orientation in which a professor of literature, who had had Albert Camus as a student, explained that the wide array of subjects studied in the system of higher education allowed one to defer specialization. Until that moment, Derrida had never even heard of the Ecole normale supérieure, but he decided that his future awaited him there and immediately enrolled in hypokhâgne (the first year of a course of study designed to prepare students for one of the Grandes Ecoles) at the Lycée Bugeaud in Algiers.

A year later, Derrida left for France to attend the Lycée Louis-le-Grand. He spent a total of three years in khâgne (the latter years of the Grandes Ecoles preparatory course of study). During this period Derrida met many individuals who have played an important role in his life, including Pierre Bourdieu, Michel Deguy, Louis Marin, and his future wife, Marguerite Aucouturier. By the end of 1952 he had gained admittance to the Ecole normale supérieure. For the next four years, Derrida worked assiduously and acculturated himself to a career as an academic philosopher while studying under such major figures as Louis Althusser and Michel Foucault. He became interested in the work of the German phenomenologist Edmund Husserl and wrote "Le probl&eagrave;me de la gen&eagrave;se dans la philosophie de Husserl" for his higher studies dissertation. He completed his studies in 1956 and passed the agrégation, thus becoming qualified to hold a position as a teacher in the higher education system.

Upon passing the agrégation, Derrida received a grant to pursue further research on Husserl at Harvard University. While in the United States, he began to translate and to write an introduction for Husserl's Origin of Geometry. The following year, at the beginning of the Algerian War, Derrida became a teacher of French and English in a school for soldiers' children. During this period, Derrida avoided any active duty and never wore a military uniform.

After spending two years teaching in Algeria, Derrida returned to France in 1959 and took his first teaching position in hypokhâgne at Lycée Le Mans. In the same year, he made his first public speaking appearance, delivering "'Gènese et structure' et la phénoménologie" at a conference at Cerisy. Between 1960 and 1964 Derrida taught "general philosophy and logic" at the Sorbonne, working as an assistant to Suzanne Bachelard, Georges Canguilhem, Paul Ricoeur, and Jean Wahl. His teaching during this period addressed a wide variety of philosophical problems and issues. In 1964 he declined a position at the Centre national de Recherches supérieures and began teaching at the Ecole normale supérieure at the invitation of Althusser and Jean Hyppolite.

From this point onward, Derrida rapidly became a major presence in the academic and intellectual world. In 1966 he made his first significant appearance in the United States at the Johns Hopkins University International Colloquium on Critical Languages and the Science of Man, a conference which marked America's growing interest in the work of French theorists and philosophers. It was a significant moment in American intellectual history insofar as the conference was intended to introduce structuralist thought to the United States. Derrida's paper, "Le structure, le signe et le jeu dans le discours des sciences humaines," effectively dismantled structuralist thought at the very moment when it was being introduced to the American academy.

Throughout the remainder of the decade, he published widely and attracted increasing recognition. In addition to numerous substantial articles published in the journals Critique, Tel Quel, and Revue de métaphysique et de morale, he also published his first three books in 1967: La voix et le phénomène, L'écriture et la différence, and De la grammatologie. Each of these books constitutes a significant contribution to philosophical thought, and by the end of the decade Derrida had already assured himself a prominent position in the history of Western philosophy.

The 1970s began with a series of publications in which Derrida addressed the thought of such philosophical luminaries as Plato, Aristotle, Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Husserl, Heidegger, and Austin. He also engaged more literary texts with his work on writers such as Mallarmé, Artaud, Bataille, Genet, and Ponge. These works, including Marges de la philosophie, La dissémination, Glas, and La vérité en peinture altered the study of literature, linguistics and philosophy in the Western tradition. In 1975 Derrida began teaching at Yale University. His work, along with that of his colleagues and friends Paul de Man and J. Hillis Miller, rapidly became renowned throughout America under the banner of "deconstruction." Subsequently both Derrida and his work received an increasingly enthusiastic reception in the United States, especially as the end of the decade and the early 1980s witnessed the rapid appearance of his works in English translation. Around the same time, he established the collection La philosophie en effet at Editions Galilée, a French publishing house which issues some of the most important works in contemporary philosophy, theory and psychoanalysis.

Throughout the 1970s Derrida also became increasingly active in social and political projects. Most importantly, he founded the Groupe de Recherche sur l'Enseignement philosophique (GREPH) in 1975. Intended to secure the place of philosophy in secondary and university education at a time when the government was attempting to reduce or eliminate philosophy altogether, GREPH articulated the persistent relevance of the study of philosophy for contemporary society and culture.

In June of 1980 Derrida finally gave his official thesis defense at the Sorbonne. For numerous reasons related to the path that his work had taken up until that point, Derrida remained a maître-assistant, an academic rank far below his qualifications. In 1983, however, he was elected to the Ecole des hautes Etudes en Sciences sociales (EHESS), where he continues to teach today. In the same year he helped found the Collège international de Philosophie for the French Ministère de la Recherche et de la Technologie.

Derrida continued his active intervention in various social and political spheres during this period. He participated in events organized against Apartheid and in support of Nelson Mandela. He also co-founded (with Jean-Pierre Vernant) the Jan Hus Association to assist dissident Czech intellectuals and conducted a clandestine seminar in Prague. During his visit to Prague in 1981, he was observed closely by the police and eventually arrested on a fabricated charge of "production and trafficking of drugs." He remained imprisoned for a few days until President François Mitterand intervened on his behalf and demanded his release.

During the mid-1980s Derrida became associated with the University of California, Irvine. Following the death of his friend Paul de Man, he gave a series of commemorative lectures entitled "Memoires for Paul de Man" as the 1984 Wellek Library Lectures. In 1986 he became a tenured professor at UCI, as did J. Hillis Miller. For the remainder of the decade, his academic and political activites, as well as his publishing, continued at a steady pace. In 1989 he and Jacques Bouveresse served as co-presidents of the Commission de réflexion pour l'épistémologie et la philosophie established by the French Ministère de l'Education nationale.

Throughout the 1990s Jacques Derrida has continued to publish and teach widely. As his fame and notoriety has increased, the number of conferences and colloquia in which he has participated has multiplied. Furthermore, he has held teaching appointments at numerous universities across the globe and has received honorary doctorates from ten institutions throughout the United States and Europe. His publications appear with great frequency and are quickly translated into numerous languages. Derrida lives in Ris Orangis, France (a suburb of Paris) and continues to teach at EHESS and UCI.

NOTE: Much of the biographical information used in the biography and the chronology was taken from the "Curriculum Vitae" found in Jacques Derrida, written by Geoffrey Bennington and Jacques Derrida (Chicago and London: University of Chicago Press, 1993).

This collection is comprised of manuscripts, typescripts, and recordings documenting the professional career of Jacques Derrida and providing comprehensive documentation of his activities as a student, teacher, and scholar. Best known for the development of "deconstruction," Derrida was trained as a philosopher, but his work engages and transverses numerous other discourses such as literature, politics, law, religion, psychoanalysis, and ethnography. Ranging from his early work as a student to his recent seminars, the material in the archive spans from circa 1946 to 1998. The collection contains numerous pages of notes and written reports that reflect Derrida's academic training under the tutelage of figures such as Louis Althusser and Michel Foucault. His commitment to teaching is documented by a full collection of teaching notes for the multitude of seminars that he has taught over the course of his career. The more public side of Derrida is also well represented by notes, working drafts, final drafts, and other materials related to his vast published output. The collection contains no material that might be described as "personal," such as private correspondence. The vast majority of the materials are in French.

The collection is organized in the following four series:

• Series 1. Student work, 1946-ca. 1960. 1 linear ft.
• Series 2. Teaching and seminars, 1959-1995. 7.2 linear ft.
• Series 3. Publication and conference activities, ca. 1960-ca. 1998. 29.8 linear ft.
• Series 4. Audio and video recordings, 1987-1999. 4.4 linear ft.

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.

Contents

• Series 1.
  Student work,  1946-ca. 1960 .
  1 linear ft.
  

This series contains manuscript materials relating to Derrida's work as a student. The work covers a wide range of topics and extends from his early days in preparatory classes in Algeria up to his independent research on Husserl. While the series does not represent all of the work that Derrida produced while he was a student, it contains all that is known to be extant. None of the material has been published. The terms dissertation and exposé as used in this description denote student essays and reports. The series has been organized in four subseries.






• Subseries 1.1.
  Lycée, Hypokhâgne and Khâgne,  1946-1952 .
  0.2 linear ft.
  

This subseries consists of a variety of notes, dissertations, and exposés written while Derrida was still a student preparing for entrance into the university. Almost all of the material was written in conjunction with a particular course of study. Subject matter includes philosophy, literature, history, and English. The arrangement of the subseries is largely chronological, with materials organized by the educational institutions at which Derrida studied.






•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 1 ]
  Lycée Ben Aknoun, classe de philosophie avec Choski, "L'Expriénce morale," exposé orale,  1946-1947 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 2-5 ]
  Hypokhâgne, Lycée Bugeaud d'Alger
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 2 ]
  "Platon, Bacon, Kant," cours de Jan Czanecki, notes,  1948-1949 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 3 ]
  "Sartre: Psychologie-Phénoménologie," exposé,  1948 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 4 ]
  "Le Théâtre de Corneille," dissertation,  1949 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 5 ]
  "La Fontaine, son art et sa morale," dissertation,  1949 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 6-13 ]
  Khâgne, first year, Lycée Louis-le-Grand, Paris, Cours de Borne
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 6 ]
  "Recherche sur l'hellénisme," notes,  ca. 1949 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 7 ]
  "Fonction philosophique de l'humour,"  1949-1950 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 8 ]
  "Phénoménologie et Métaphysique du Secret," dissertation,  1949 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 9 ]
  "Nihilisme et volonté de néant," exposé,  1949-1950 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 10 ]
  "La Mort et l'union de l'âme et du corps," dissertation,  1949-1950 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 11 ]
  "Y-a-t-il une expérience métaphysique?," dissertation,  1950 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 12 ]
  "Les Dieux et Dieu: Les Dieux existent-ils? l'existence de Dieu, fait-elle problème?," dissertation,  1949-1950 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 13 ]
  "La Technique est-elle ouvrière de la civilisation?,"  1949-1950 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 14-17 ]
  Khâgne, second year, Lyceé Louis-le-Grand, Paris
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 14 ]
  "L'Homme, est-il la mesure de toute chose?," cours de Suivri, dissertation,  1950-1951 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 15 ]
  "Notes pour une dissertation sur le Beau," cours de Monoy et Suivri,  1950-1951 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 16 ]
  "'Poetry of Twilight' in Collins' 'Ode to Evening' and in Gray's 'Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard,'"  ca. 1950. 
  

  In English.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 17 ]
  "Shakespeare's Idea of Kingship (after Henry IV, Act III, Scene 1),"  1950. 
  

  In English.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 18-28 ]
  Khâgne, third year, Lycée Louis-le-Grand, Paris
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 18 ]
  "Esprit littéraire et esprit philosophique," in class written assignment, Cours de Borne,  1951-1952 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 19 ]
  "L'Athéisme est aristocratique," dissertation, Cours de Borne,  1951 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 20 ]
  "Morale et Rationalité," dissertation, Cours de Borne,  1951-1952 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 21 ]
  "Le Mal," exposé chez Borne,  1951-1952 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 22 ]
  "Dissertation - histoire de la philosophie: Sur Descartes et Malebranche," corrigé par Coulner,  1951 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 23 ]
  "Renan et l'histoire," dissertation,  1951 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 24 ]
  "Viguy et la critique littéraire," dissertation,  1951 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 25 ]
  "Tableau des Etats-Unis à la veille de 1914," composition d'Histoire, Cours de M. Tersens,  1951 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 26 ]
  "Métaphore, comparison, image, mythe, allégorie, symbole, symbolique, symboliste," dissertation,  1952 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 27 ]
  "Causes, caractères et premières conséquences de la colonisation française de 1888 à 1914," dissertation, Cours de M. Tersens,  1952 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 28 ]
  "Sur Molière," dissertation,  1952 
  



• Subseries 1.2.
  L'Ecole normale supérieure,  1952-1956 .
  0.4 linear ft.
  

This subseries represents Derrida's work while he was a student at the Ecole normale supérieure. The content of the materials reflects his training as a philosopher, but also includes studies in psychology and literature. The subseries includes papers written for professors Louis Althusser, Jacques Brunschvicg, and Maurice de Gandillac. Many of the materials include marginal comments by the professor for whom they were written.






•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 29 ]
  "L'Idée de simplicité," notes for an essay, with J. Brunschvicg's comments on the essay,  1952-1953 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 30 ]
  "Désaccord - Malentendu - Bonne Volonté," dissertation,  1953 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 31 ]
  "Nature in 'Three years she grew in Sun and Shower...' by Wordsworth,"  1953 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 32 ]
  "Mémoire," notes for a one-week course taught by Derrida,  1953-1954 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 33-44 ]
  "Psychologie," various materials, dossiers with notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 33 ]
  "Piaget," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 34 ]
  "Lagache, 'L'Unité de la psychologie' 1949," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 35 ]
  "Angoisse," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 36 ]
  "L'Inconscient," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 37 ]
  "Lagache, 'Connaissance de soi: Réflexion introspective,' Cours 1949-50," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 38 ]
  "Vuillemin," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 39-44 ]
  "Notes on Psychologie," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 45 ]
  "Induction," various materials in three parts, with titles: "Evénment et probabilité," "Le Hasard," "La Mémoire et vie spirituelle," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 46 ]
  Untitled notes, undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 47 ]
  "Kant, Hegel, Heidegger," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 48 ]
  "La Notion de problème," inachevé,  1945-1955 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 49 ]
  "L'Inconscient," written for Louis Althusser, includes photocopy of Althusser's comments,  1954-1955 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 50-53 ]
  Course by Brehier on Berkeley,  ca. 1954-ca. 1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 50 ]
  Exposé on Berkeley
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 1 : 51-53 ]
  Notes on Berkeley
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 1 ]
  "L'Explication par le simple," written for Louis Althusser, includes photocopy of Althusser's comments,  1955 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 2 ]
  "Aristote: Explication dans Lambda: Les quatre points de l'argument ontologique (cosmologique)," exposé pour Maurice de Gandillac,  1955 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 3 ]
  "Psychanalyse et Phénoménologie," exposé pour Maurice de Gandillac,  1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 4 ]
  "Structure du comportent" and " Le Gorgias de Platon,"  1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 5 ]
  " Le Gorgias de Platon: explication de texte,"  ca. 1955 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 6 ]
  Notes on Le Gorgias,  ca. 1955 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 7 ]
  "Psychologie,"  ca. 1955 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 8 ]
  Various notes on Plato,  1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 9-24 ]
  Various materials
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 9 ]
  Original annotated folder,  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 10 ]
  Plotin, Brehier,  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 11 ]
  "Le Normal et le pathologique: Durkheim et Canguilhem,"  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 12 ]
  "Philosophie et Scepticisme,"  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 13 ]
  "Althusser,"  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 14 ]
  "Politzer,"  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 15 ]
  "Evénement et probabilité (Canguilhem) ,"  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 16 ]
  "Goldstein,"  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 17 ]
  "Le possible,"  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 18 ]
  "Expérience et théorie (Canguilhem) ,"  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 19 ]
  "L'Expérience métaphysique,"  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 20 ]
  "Qu'est-ce que l'humanisme? ,"  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 21 ]
  "Entendement, Raison,"  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 22 ]
  "La Causalité chez Descartes,"  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 23 ]
  "Piaget, Le Jugement moral chez l'enfant,"  ca. 1955-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 24 ]
  Unidentified,  ca. 1955-1956 
  



• Subseries 1.3.
  Work on Husserl,  1953-1957 .
  0.2 linear ft.
  

This subseries contains all the notes and drafts pertaining to Derrida's intensive study of Husserl while he was a student. Much of the material is undated and probably was created during Derrida's periods of intensive research on Husserl at Louvain in 1953-1954 and at Harvard University in 1956-1957. The majority of the items are reading notes. While none of the material has been published, the work represents the background research to both Le problème de la genèse dans la philosophie de Husserl and the introduction to Derrida's French translation of Husserl's Origin of Geometry. Although some of this material chronologically overlaps with that in subseries 1.2, its original order has been maintained because it represents Derrida's own organization.






•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 25 ]
  Notes for "Mémoire de le problème de la genèse dans la philosophie de Husserl," including the beginning of Derrida's paper "Introduction: Le thème de la genèse et la genèse d'un thème,"  1953-1954 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 26-30 ]
  Notes de travail fait à Louvain, Husserl Archives
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 26 ]
  Cards, notes, and program for Deuxième colloque international de phénoménologie,  ca. 1953-1956 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 27 ]
  Krisis der europˆ§ischen Wissenschaften und die transcendentale Phˆ§nomenologie, notes,  ca. 1953-1954 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 28 ]
  Die Welt der vorwissenschaft, notes,  ca. 1953-1954 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 29 ]
  Historische Geisteswissenschaft, notes,  ca. 1953-1954 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 30 ]
  Notes,  ca. 1953-1954 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 31 ]
  Reading notes on Husserl and note card from Jean Hyppolite, undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 32-46 ]
  Various notes related to Husserl
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 32 ]
  Edmund Husserl, "Rapports entre la phénoménologie et les sciences," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 33 ]
  A. Gurvitch, "Les Presupposés lignes de la logique," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 34 ]
  Paul Ricoeur, "Husserl et le sens de l'histoire," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 35 ]
  Paul Ricoeur, "Introduction à Ideen I," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 36 ]
  Jean Wahl, "Quelques aspects empiricistes de la pensée de Husserl," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 37 ]
  Martin Heidegger, "Qu'est-ce que la métaphysique," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 38 ]
  A. Gurvitch, "Sur Heidegger," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 39 ]
  Jean Cavaillès, "Sur la logique de la théorie de la science," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 40 ]
  "Martin Heidegger-1948," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 41 ]
  G. Berger, "Le Cogito dans la philosophie de Husserl," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 42 ]
  Jean Wahl, "Heidegger et Kierkegaard," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 43 ]
  Edmund Husserl, "Notes on Meditations Cartésiennes," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 44 ]
  G. Berger, "Husserl et Hume;" Marvin Farber, "The Ideal of a Presuppositionless Philosophy;" H. Kuhn, "The Phenomenological Concept of Horizon;" Eugen Fink, "Die phˆ§nomenologische Philosophie Edmund Husserls in der gegenwˆ§rtigen Kritik," undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 2 : 45-46 ]
  Agrégation preparation, 7 versions with notes and correspondence,  1965-1966 
  



• Subseries 1.4.
  Other student materials,  ca. 1955-ca. 1960 .
  0.2 linear ft.
  

This subseries contains undated manuscript notes and a few dated news clippings on a variety of philosophers. It is quite possible that some of the material pertains more directly to Derrida's earliest days as a teacher in Le Mans. Derrida's original order for this material has been maintained.






•  [ Box : Folder : 3 : 1 ]
  Bacon, undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 3 : 2 ]
  Hobbes, undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 3 : 3 ]
  Hugo Grotius, undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 3 : 4 ]
  Locke, undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 3 : 5 ]
  Montaigne, undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 3 : 6 ]
  Montesquieu, undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 3 : 7 ]
  Pascal, various materials, undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 3 : 8 ]
  Rousseau, various materials, undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 3 : 9 ]
  Compte (Lucien Lévy-Bruhl); Arnauld. (G. Davy); Feuerbach, undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 3 : 10 ]
  Marx,  1959  and undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 3 : 11 ]
  Max Weber,  1959  and undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 3 : 12 ]
  Max Scheler,  1958 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 3 : 13 ]
  Boutroux, undated
  

• Series 2.
  Teaching and seminars,  1959-1995 .
  7.2 linear ft.
  

This series, representing materials related to Derrida's work as a teacher, begins with his earliest teaching at Le Mans in 1959 and continues up to his most recent seminars in L'Ecole des hautes Etudes en Sciences sociales (EHESS) and the University of California, Irvine (UCI). The series documents almost every seminar that Derrida has ever taught. In the majority of cases, the seminar is fully written out (in either manuscript or typescript) and is supplemented with a variety of notes and photocopies. Throughout this description the term séance is used to denote individual course sessions of a seminar. This series is arranged chronologically, beginning with several short, undated seminars that are probably from Derrida's first years of teaching. Folder dates indicate the year in which a seminar was given, but within the folder seminar material may precede or post-date the year of the seminar.

Any materials that are significantly damaged or fragile have been pulled to restricted files and replaced by library photocopies. For clarity of page order, pages occasionally have been numbered in pencil in square brackets at the bottom right hand corner. Original page groupings have been indicated in notes within some folders when that grouping wasn't already apparent, and when Derrida made an effort to single out the pages as a group by, for example, clipping them together or wrapping a page around the group. Where there are clearly distinct versions of a seminar or when there are virtually identical copies of seminar materials, these materials have been so noted. Any seminar notes or accompanying texts typically are housed either in a folder preceding the rest of the seminar material, or with the first copy of the seminar. Where there are several copies of a seminar, the first copy is usually more marked and obviously used. For seminars given during more than one year, material is separated chronologically whenever possible; when that distinction could not be clearly made, all material is placed under one date with a note of reference at the other date. The locations where seminars were given are noted below when they are known for certain; more often, the schools at which Derrida taught during the seminar year are given. Typically, Derrida has taught at the Ecole normale supérieur (ENS) and at EHESS in winter, at Yale University and at Johns Hopkins University in the fall, and at the UCI in the spring.






•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 1-8 ]
  Undated
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 1 ]
  "L'Autre selon Malebranche," 2 séances.
  

  Material may belong with the 1961-1962 "L'Idée" or with the undated "L'Experience de la liberté selon Malebranche." Probably given at Lycée le Mans or the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 2 ]
  "Diplômes Ricoeur," reading remarks on Ricoeur, probably late 1950s or early 1960s.
  

  Probably given at Lycée le Mans or the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 3 ]
  "L'Experience de la liberté selon Malebranche," 1 séance.
  

  Material may belong with the 1961-1962 seminar "L'Idée" or with the undated "L'Autre selon Malebranche." Probably given at Lycée le Mans or the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 4 ]
  "Hume."
  

  Probably given at Lycée le Mans or the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 5 ]
  "Kant," various materials.
  

  Probably given at Lycée le Mans or the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 6 ]
  "Le Mal," 3 séances on Malebranche, Hegel, and Plato.
  

  Probably given at Lycée le Mans or the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 7 ]
  "Spinoza," various materials.
  

  Probably given at Lycée le Mans or the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 8 ]
  "Stoiciens," various materials.
  

  Probably given at Lycée le Mans or the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 9-15 ]
  1959-1960
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 9-10 ]
  "Cours philosophie."
  2 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at Lycée le Mans.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 11-12 ]
  "La Philosophie de l'histoire."
  2 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the Hypokhâgne and Lycée le Mans.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 13 ]
  "Exercises Hypokhâgne."
  

  Derrida taught at Lycée le Mans.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 14 ]
  "Le Silence."
  

  Derrida taught at Lycée le Mans and the Hypokhâgne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 15 ]
  "Le Suicide," notes and cards.
  

  Derrida taught at Lycée le Mans.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 16 - 5 : 9 ]
  1960-1961
  



• "'Le Mal est dans le monde comme un esclave qui fait monter l'eau' --Claudel," 8 séances, from Paul Claudel's Soulier de Satin.
  

  Also given 1963-1964 at the ENS. See the 1963-1964 course for material. See the undated seminar on "Le Mal" for additional material that may be related. Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



• "Le Présent (Heidegger, Aristotle, Kant, Hegel, Bergson)."
  

  See versions 1 and 2 of "Ousia et Grammé" in Series 3 for material. Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 4 : 16 ]
  "Penser, c'est dire non," 4 séances.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 5 : 1 ]
  "Quelle est la situation philosophique de l'inconnaissable?" 1 séance.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 5 : 2 ]
  "L'Existence de l'autrui se prove-t-elle?" 3 séances.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 5 : 3 ]
  "Essence Existence." 2-3 séances.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 5 : 4-5 ]
  "Le Substance," 9 séances.
  2 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 5 : 6-7 ]
  "La Raison," 8-10 séances.
  2 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 5 : 8-9 ]
  "Le Sensible," 14-15 séances from Nov. to Feb.
  2 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 5: 10 - 6 : 9 ]
  1961-1962
  



• "Bergson. Introduction à la métaphysique and L'Idée du néant" and notes, several séances.
  2 folders.
  

  Also given 1963-1964 at the ENS. See the 1963-1964 course for material. Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 5 : 10 ]
  "Husserl et la critique de l'historicisme," 1 séance.
  

  Derrida probably taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 5 : 11 ]
  "Qu'est-ce qu'un phénomène?"
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 5 : 12 ]
  "'La mort est l'union de l'âme et du corps dont la conscience, l'eveil et la souffrance sont desunion' - P. Valéry, Tel Quel, II, XLI," 2 séances.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 5 : 13 ]
  "Qu'est-ce que l'apparence?" 6-8 séances.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 6 : 1 ]
  "Le Monde chez H[eidegger]," at least 5 séances.
  

  Included in the folder and apparently related to "Le Monde chez H[eidegger]" are "Pensée Conscience Connaissance" and "La Notion du monde." Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 6 : 2 ]
  "Je Moi Personne."
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 6 : 3 ]
  "La Causalité" and "L'Induction," 5 séances.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 6 : 4 ]
  "L'Intuition," several séances.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 6 : 5 ]
  "L'Idée selon Malebranche," 1 séance.
  

  See also Derrida's student material on Malebranche in Subseries 1.1. May be related to the 1961-1962 seminar "L'Idée." Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 6 : 6 ]
  "L'Idée," 6 séances.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 6 : 7-9 ]
  "Le Sense du Transcedental," 17 séances from 7 Nov. to 20 Mar.
  3 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 1-10 ]
  1962-1963
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 1 ]
  "L'Erreur selon Descartes" and "L'Erreur selon Platon," 2 séances.
  

  Séances on Spinoza and Hegel are noted as missing. Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 2 ]
  "La Refutation de l'idéalisme," séances and notes.
  

  Material is derived from ENS work done in 1955-1956. Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 3 ]
  "Genéologie du problème Nature-Culture," 2 séances.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 4 ]
  "Cours sur Dieu (Lagneau, Descartes, Leibniz, Kant, St. Anselme)," 7 séances.
  

  The séance on St. Anselme came from material for the 1960-1961 course "Essence Existence" but seems to belong here. Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 5 ]
  "La cinquième des Méditations Cartesienne de Husserl," 5 séances from Feb. to May.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 6-7 ]
  "Méthode et métaphysique," 11 séances from 13 Nov. to 5 Feb.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 8 ]
  "Phénomenologie, tèlèologie, thèologie: le Dieu de Husserl," 4 séances in Feb.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 9 ]
  "Peut-on dire oui à la finitude?" 6 séances from Mar. to Apr.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 10 ]
  "Norme et fait: la notion de loi est-elle essentiellement ejuridique?" 2 séances, 5 and 7 May.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 11 - 8 : 12 ]
  1963-1964
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 11-12 ]
  "Bergson. Introduction à la métaphysique and L'Idée du néant" and notes, several séances.
  2 folders.
  

  Also given 1961-1962 at the Sorbonne. Derrida taught at the ENS.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 13 ]
  "'Le Mal est dans le monde comme un esclave qui fait monter l'eau' --Claudel," 8 séances, from Paul Claudel's Soulier de Satin.
  

  Also given 1960-1961 at the Sorbonne. See also the undated seminar on "Le Mal." Derrida taught at the ENS.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 14 ]
  "L'Origine de la réfutation. Sartre," 1 séance.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 7 : 15 ]
  "L'Altérité et l'autre," notes and exposées, 4 séances.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 8 : 1 ]
  "Erreur et errance: Heidegger," 1 séance.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 8 : 2-6 ]
  "L'Ironie, le Doute, et la Question," 15 séances from mid Nov. to 10 Mar.
  5 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 8 : 7-8 ]
  "Phénomenologie et Empirisme," 6 séances from Feb. to Apr.
  2 folders.
  

  Contains note that the first séance was lent to Jacques Alain Miller. Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 8 : 9-10 ]
  "Histoire et vérité," 6 séances from 17 Mar. to 5 May.
  2 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 8 : 11 ]
  "Le Visible et l'invisible," 1 séance ,15 May.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 8 : 12 ]
  "Ontologie et théologie," 1 séance, 12 May.
  

  Derrida taught at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 9 : 1-7 ]
  1964-1965
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 9 : 1-3 ]
  "Heidegger et la question de l'Etre et l'histoire," 9 séances from 16 Nov. to 29 Mar.
  3 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 9 : 4-7 ]
  "La théorie de la signification dans Les Recherches logiques et dans Idéen I" and other titled séances.
  4 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 9 : 8-14 ]
  1965-1966
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 9 : 8-9 ]
  "Les dialogues sur la Religion naturelle et le concept de religion au 18iem siècle," 6-7 séances.
  2 folders.
  

  Note that the first section contains a bibliography for the course. Derrida taught at the ENS.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 9 : 10-14 ]
  "Nature, Culture, Ecriture ou la violence de la lettre; de C. Levi Strauss à J. J. Rousseau" and "Ecriture et Civilization," numbering of 13 séances from spring is unclear.
  5 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS and at Cornell in Paris.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 10 : 1-6 ]
  1968-1969
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 10 : 1-3 ]
  "Littérature et vérité: Le concept de la mimesis," 9 séances.
  3 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at Johns Hopkins and at Johns Hopkins in Paris.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 10 : 4-6 ]
  "L'Ecriture et le théâtre: Mallarmé/Artaud," 9 séances, missing séance 4.
  3 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at Johns Hopkins and at Johns Hopkins in Paris.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 10 : 7-15 ]
  1969-1970
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 10 : 7 ]
  "L'Ecriture et le phénomène," 2 séances.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 10 : 8-15 ]
  "Théorie du discours philosophique: la métaphore dans le texte philosophique," 2 copies, 10 séances, course is part 1 of 2.
  8 folders.
  

  See also the 1970 or 1971 Strasbourg conference "La Mythologie blanche: La Métaphore dans le texte philosophique" in Series 3. Derrida taught at the ENS and at Johns Hopkins in Paris.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 10 : 16-17 ]
  1970-1971, "Théorie du discours philosophique," 5 séances, course is part 2 of 2.
  2 folders.
  

  See also the 1970 or 1971 Strasbourg conference "La Mythologie blanche: La Métaphore dans le texte philosophique" in Series 3. Derrida taught at the ENS, at Johns Hopkins in Paris, and possibly at the Uuniversity of Algeria.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 10 : 18 - 11 : 4 ]
  1971
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 10 : 18-20 ]
  "Lautréamont," 8 séances, missing séance 5.
  3 folders.
  

  Course description indicates that 5 more lectures on Lautréamont were to follow. Derrida taught at Johns Hopkins in Paris.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 11 : 1-4 ]
  "La Psychanalyse dans le texte," 11 séances.
  4 folders.
  

  Given in French. Derrida taught at Johns Hopkins.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 11 : 5-9 ]
  1971-1972, "La Famille de Hegel," 14 séances.
  5 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS, at Oxford, at Johns Hopkins, at Johns Hopkins in Paris, and possibly at the University of Algeria.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 11 : 10-13 ]
  1972
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 11 : 10 ]
  "Genet. Drama," brief notes.
  

  Derrida taught at Johns Hopkins in Paris and at Cornell in Paris.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 11 : 11-13 ]
  "Philosophie et rhétorique au XVIIIe siècle: Condillac et Rousseau," 8 séances.
  3 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at Johns Hopkins in Paris and possibly at the ENS.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 11 : 14-19 ]
  1972-1973, "Réligion et philosophie," 2 copies, 8 séances.
  6 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS, at the University of Zurich, and at Johns Hopkins in Paris.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 12 : 1-6 ]
  1973-1974, "L'Art (Kant)," 2 copies, 8 séances.
  6 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS, at the University of Berlin (West), at the New York University in Paris, and at Johns Hopkins in Paris.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 12 : 7-9 ]
  1974-1975, "GREPH (le concept de l'idéologie chez les idéologues français)," 10 séances, missing séance 9.
  3 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS, at Johns Hopkins, and possibly at Yale.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 12 : 10-19 ]
  1975, "La Vie la mort," 2 copies, 14 séances.
  10 folders.
  

  Material was later used for a course given 1977-1978 at Yale, where it was titled both "La Chose (Heidegger and the 'other' of Heidegger)" and "Legs de Freud." Derrida taught at the ENS, at Yale, and possibly at the University of California, Berkeley and at the University of Geneva.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 13 : 1-9 ]
  1975-1976
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 13 : 1-2 ]
  "La Chose (Heidegger/Ponge)," 2 copies, 3 séances in 2 groups of 3, course is part 1 of 3.
  2 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS and at Yale.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 13 : 3-8 ]
  "Théorie et pratique," 2 copies, 9 séances.
  6 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS and at Yale.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 13 : 9 ]
  "Séminaire au GREPH sur Gramsci."
  

  Material is an introduction to a seminar. Derrida taught at the ENS and at Yale.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 13 : 10 ]
  1976, "Benjamin," 3 séances.
  

  See also "Des tours de Babel" in Series 3. Derrida taught at Yale in Paris.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 13 : 11 - 14 : 7 ]
  1976-1977
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 13 : 11-17 ]
  "La Chose (Heidegger/Blanchot)" and notes, 3 copies, 6 séances, course is part 2 of 3.
  7 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at ENS and at Yale.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 14 : 1-7 ]
  "Blanchot - Thomas l'Obscur," 2 copies, 8 séances, possibly incomplete, given in the spring, transcripts from tape recordings.
  7 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS and at Yale.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 14 : 8 ]
  1977-1978, "La Chose (Heidegger and the 'other' of Heidegger)" or "Legs de Freud," course is part 3 of 3.
  

  Material is from a course given 1975 at the ENS as "La Vie la mort." See also proofs for "Legs de Freud" in Series 3. Derrida taught at the ENS, at Yale, and possibly at the University of California, Berkeley and at the University of Geneva.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 14 : 9-12 ]
  1977-1979, "Donner - le temps," 5 séances.
  4 folders.
  

  Given 1977-1978 at the ENS, 1978-1979 at Yale, and Apr. 1991 at University of Chicago as "Donner le temps."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 14 : 13-18 ]
  1978-1979, "Du droit à la littérature," 3 copies, 6 séances.
  6 folders.
  

  See also the 1978 Columbia conference, where séance 2 from copy 2 was given. Derrida taught at the ENS, Yale, and possibly at the universities of Toronto; California, Berkeley; Minnesota; and Geneva.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 15 : 1-7 ]
  1979-1980, "Le Concept de littérature comparée et les problèmes théoriques de la traduction," 3 copies, 6 séances.
  7 folders.
  

  Continues questions posed a year earlier in "Du droit à la littérature." See also the 1980 conference at UCI in Series 3 for an introduction to the material and other related materials. One session is titled "Titre à préciser" and three "Babel aujourd'hui." Derrida taught at the ENS, Yale, and possibly at University of Toronto, and University of Minnesota.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 15 : 8 - 16 : 9 ]
  1980-1981
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 15 : 8-19 ]
  "Le Respect," 3 copies, 12 séances.
  12 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS and at Yale

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 16 : 1-9 ]
  "La Représentation," 3 copies, 8 séances.
  9 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS and at Yale

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 16 : 10-19 ]
  1981-1982, "La langue et le discours de la méthode," 3 copies, 13 séances.
  10 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS, Yale, University of San Sebastian (Spain), and possibly at Cornell.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 17 : 1-10 ]
  1982-1983, "La Raison universitaire," 2 copies, 13 séances.
  10 folders.
  

  Includes 2 sessions possibly revised as "La Chaire vacante." See also the 1984 Toronto conference "Semiotics of Literary Translation" in Series 3. Derrida taught at Cornell, the ENS, and at Yale.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 17 : 11-15 ]
  1983-1984, "Du droit à la philosophie," 2 copies, 4 séances.
  5 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the ENS, the EHESS, Yale, and Cornell.

  
  



• 1984, "Mémoires: Trois lectures pour Paul de Man."
  

  Given in French at Yale, and in English at UCI as the Wellek Library Lectures and later at Miami University in Ohio. See Series 3 for material.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 18 : 1-14 ]
  1984-1985, "Le Fantôme de l'autre: Nationalité et nationalisme philosophique," 3 copies, 13 séances, course is part 1 of 4.
  14 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the EHESS and at Yale.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 18 : 15 ]
  1985-1986, "Littérature et philosophie comparées: Nationalité et nationalisme philosophique: Mythos, logos, topos," transcription by Marguerite Sandré, course is part 2 of 4.
  

  Material is not in recognizable seminar sections. See also Khôra in Series 3. Includes questions that begin to develop "geist" in Heidegger. For an index, see the 18 Dec. 1985 questions page 1. Derrida taught at the EHESS, Cornell, Yale, and possibly at City University of New York

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 19 : 1-15 ]
  1986-1987, "Théologic - Politique: Nationalité et nationalisme philosophique," 9 séances, course is part 3 of 4.
  

  Derrida taught at the EHESS, City University of New York, Cornell, and possibly at UCI, at the School for Criticism and Theory at Dartmouth College, at the Institute for Semiotics in Toronto, and at Yale.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 19 : 1-8 ]
  Version 1 and copies.
  8 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 19 : 9-15 ]
  Version 2, English version and copies.
  7 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 19 : 16-17 ]
  1987-1988, "Kant, le Juif, l'Allemand: Nationalité et nationalisme philosophiques," 8 séances, course is part 4 of 4.
  2 folders.
  

  See also the 1986 conference "Interpretation at War: Kant, The Jew, the German" in Series 3. Derrida taught at the EHESS, UCI, City University of New York, Cornell, the School for Criticism and Theory at Dartmouth College, and the Institute for Semiotics in Toronto.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 19 : 18-21 ]
  1988-1989, "Politiques de l'amitié," 11 séances, missing séance 11, course is part 1 of 3.
  4 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the EHESS, UCI, City University of New York, and possibly at Cornell.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 20 : 1-8 ]
  1989-1990, "Manger l'autre: Politiques de l'amitié," includes original version and versions given at Cornell and UCI, 12 séances, course is the beginning of part 2 of 3.
  8 folders.
  

  Only the first 7 séances were given at the UCI in 1989-1990 (under the title "Rhetorics of Cannibalism"); the other 5 were given in extended form a year later. The Cornell and UCI versions are the same as the version given at the EHESS. The Cornell version may have been used for a conference. Derrida may have also taught at the City University of New York.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 20 : 9-15 ]
  1990-1991
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 20 : 9-12 ]
  "Manger l'autre: Politiques de l'amitié," 5 séances (numbered 8-12) given from 1 Jan. to 21 Feb, course is the end of part 2 of 3.
  4 folders.
  

  Séances 9 through 12 are extended from the original version, given 1989-1990, to complete the course taught at UCI.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 20 : 13-15 ]
  "Rhétorique du cannibalisme: Politiques de l'amitié," 8 séances, course is part 3 of 3.
  3 folders.
  

  The last séance is a transcription. Derrida notes that the City University of New York seminar was brief. Derrida also taught at the EHESS and at UCI.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 21 : 1-2 ]
  1991, "Donner le temps," 5 séances.
  2 folders.
  

  Given as the University of Chicago Carpenter Lectures. Also given as "Donner - le temps" at the ENS in 1977-1978 and at Yale in 1978-1979.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 21 : 3-9 ]
  1991-1992
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 21 : 3 ]
  "Le Capital et la capitale: l'exemple de Baudelaire," 4 séances.
  

  Given at the City University of New York in 1991 and in Prague in March 1992.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 21 : 4-9 ]
  "Répondre du sécret," 12 séances given from 13 Nov. to 8 Apr.
  6 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the EHESS, at UCI, and possibly at New York University.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 21 : 10-13 ]
  1994-1995, "Sécret témoignage - questions de responsabilité," 9 séances, missing séance 9, given from 9 Nov. to 22 Mar.
  4 folders.
  

  Derrida taught at the EHESS, at UCI, and at New York University.

  
  

• Series 3.
  Publication and conference activities,  ca. 1960-ca. 1998 .
  29.8 linear ft.
  

This series consists of all material related to Derrida's published work. By far the largest series in the collection, it contains drafts, notes, photocopies, proofs, and offprints covering almost every work that Derrida has published. It also contains material for interviews, conferences, international colloquiua, and exhibits, much of which is related to Derrida's published work. Since much of the material lacks a specific date, and since titles often represent several years of work (for example, a draft, a few conference versions, proofs, and an offprint), the series is arranged alphabetically by published title. For the same reasons, folders in this series do not contain inclusive dates.

Any materials that are significantly damaged or fragile have been pulled to restricted files and replaced by library photocopies. For clarity of page order, pages occasionally have been numbered in pencil in square brackets at the bottom right hand corner. Original page groupings have been indicated in notes within some folders when that grouping wasn't already apparent and when Derrida made an effort to single out the pages as a group by, for example, clipping them together or wrapping a page around the group. Versions of a text are noted when distinguishable; however, the version numbers do not necessarily indicate the chronological progression of a text. In some instances a chronology was impossible to discern.

Interviews explicitly related to a publication title are filed under the title of the publication; all other interviews are filed as such. Texts with no definite title and that are related to the Group de Recherches sur l'Enseignement philosophique (GREPH) are filed under GREPH; other untitled texts are filed under an appropriate title substitute, such as a conference title. Correspondence related to a title is filed with that title, while correspondence unconnected to any title is filed alphabetically under "Letter to ...." Note that several of the manuscripts have cards inserted with quotations or other text to be added to the manuscript. Derrida marked several of these cards with a symbol, and he also marked the manuscript with the same symbol to indicate where the text on the card belongs in the manuscript.






•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 1-6 ]
  "+ R (par dessous le marché)."
  

  +R was an exhibit at the Galeries contemporaines, Musée National d'Art Moderne, Dec. 4, 1985 to Feb. 10, 1986. See also "The Pocket Size Tlingit Coffin."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 1 ]
  Notes, version 1, photos
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 2 ]
  Version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 3 ]
  Version 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 4 ]
  Version 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 5 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 6 ]
  Images
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 7 ]
  "A propos d'Althusser," talk delivered at the burial of Althusser.
  

  Includes 3 versions, proofs, and an unrelated text on the verso.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : FB-1 : 3 ]
  Libération issue on Althusser,  25 Oct. 1990 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 8 ]
  " 'a self-unsealing poetic text': Poétique et politique du témoignage."
  



• "Actes: la signification d'une parole donnée (the meaning of a given word)."
  

  See "Mémoires: Trois lectures pour Paul de Man" for material. See Mémoires - pour Paul de Man for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 9-10 ]
  Acts of literature.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 11 ]
  "Adieu," French offprint and English version.
  

  Versions differ, although both are à propos Levinas.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 12 ]
  "Afterwords, ou, du moins, moins qu'une lettre sur une lettre en moins," includes correspondence, version 1, version 2.
  

  Material is for Deconstruction in Finland and Afterwords, ed. Nick Royle, which is from a 1989 conference "Deconstruction in Finland" in Tampere.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 13 ]
  "L'Age de Hegel," includes "X propositions sur une lettre de Hegel" and"Des tours de Babel." texts on GREPH meetings.
  

  See also Du Droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 14 ]
  "Ajournements de la démocratie"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 15 ]
  "Aletheia"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 16 ]
  "L'Analyse du génome humain: Libertés et responsabilitiés," includes conference brochures, notes, Derrida's introduction, and material from panels.
  



• "Animadversiones."
  

  See "Feu le cendre."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 23 : 1-3 ]
  "L'Animal que donc je suis (à suivre)."
  3 folders.
  



• "Les Antinomies de la discipline philosophique."
  

  See Du droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 4 ]
  "Anyone conference," May 10, 1991 conference at the Getty Center and UCLA, includes correspondence, notes, transcripts, and proofs.
  



• "L'Aphorisme contretemps."
  

  See Acts of Literature.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 22 : 5-12 ]
  "Apories: Mourir-s'attendre aux 'limites de la vérité.'"
  

  In English, full title is "Aporias: Dying - Awaiting (One Another at) the 'Limits of Truth.'" Material includes the article "Secret en vue de la paix perpétuelle," from Kant's Perpetual Peace.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 23 : 5 ]
  Version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 23 : 6 ]
  Version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 23 : 7 ]
  Version 2 copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 23 : 8 ]
  Version 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 23 : 9 ]
  English version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 23 : 10 ]
  English version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 23 : 11 ]
  English version 2 copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 23 : 12 ]
  Notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 23 : 13 ]
  "Après-coup: Entretien avec Jacques Derrida," Jul. 1990 interview with Maurizio Ferraris.
  

  Published in Italian.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 1 ]
  "Après tout. Les chances pour le College International de Philosophie"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 2 ]
  L'Archéologie du frivole: lire Condillac.
  

  This fragmentary manuscript was part of a book to be called Le calcul des langues that Derrida started but abandoned.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 3 ]
  "Aristote," correspondence and version.
  

  Bulk of the text is from "La Crise de l'enseignement philosophique." Correspondence provides details.

  
  



• "L'Art des mémoires."
  

  See "Mémoires: Trois lectures pour Paul de Man" for materials. See Mémoires - pour Paul de Man for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 4 ]
  "Artaud le Moma; Interjections d'appel."
  

  Given at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York in Oct. 1996 and at UCI in Jun. 1998.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 5 ]
  "Au-delà du principe de pouvoir," versions 1-3 and English version.
  

  Given at an homage to Michel Foucault at City University of New York in Apr. 1986. Note indicates that this material is a transcription.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 6 ]
  "L'Autobiographie de n'importe qui."
  

  Given Jun. 6, 1991 at the Collège International de Philosophie. Was a collaborative seminar titled "L'Ecriture. L'Exigence d'écrire" organized by Roger Laporte and with Roger Laporte, Genvieve Bollème, Michel Deguy and Derrida teaching from Mar. 6 to Jun. 26 in Lycée Henri IV.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 7 ]
  "Autonomie de l'art et dissolution du concept d'art," text of a  1967  radio address.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 8-10 ]
  "L'Autre cap; Mémoires, réponses et responsabilité."
  

  Version 1 given 20 May 1990 at the Salone del Libro, Torino. Version 5 was for a conference. Proofs include "La démocratie ajournée."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 8 ]
  Version 1, version 2, version 2 copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 9 ]
  Version 3, version 4, version 5
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 10 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 11 ]
  "L'Autre nom du collège."
  

  Given at the 10th anniversary of the Collège International de Philosophie, 1 Feb. 1993.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 12 ]
  "Avant-garde," versions 1-4 and copies.
  

  Interview with Digraphe.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 13 ]
  "Avec Jacques Derrida," proofs.
  

  Special issue of Les Lettres Français on Derrida, 23 November 1990.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 24 : 14 ]
  "Avertissements," versions 1 and 2.
  

  See also La Carte postale for proofs.

  
  



• "Babel aujourd'hui."
  

  See "Titre (à préciser)" and "Le concept de littérature comparée et les problèmes théoriques de la traduction."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 25 : 1-7 ]
  "Back from Moscow, in the USSR."
  

  Given at UCI 2 May 1990, at Murcia, Spain 29 Nov. 1990, at Salerno 31 Jan. 1990.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 25 : 1 ]
  UCI version, correspondence, Derrida Archive list
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 25 : 2 ]
  Salerno version, correspondence, notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 25 : 3 ]
  Murcia version, notes, conference program
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 25 : 4 ]
  Possible City University of New York or Naples version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 25 : 5 ]
  English versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 25 : 6 ]
  English versions 3 amd 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 25 : 7 ]
  Articles
  



•  [ Box : Folder : FB-1 : 4 ]
  Beatles' The White Album lyrics, including "Back in the U.S.S.R."
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 26 : 1-8 ]
  "Biodegradables: Seven diary fragments"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 26 : 1 ]
  Version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 26 : 2 ]
  Versions 2 and 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 26 : 3 ]
  Version 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 26 : 4 ]
  Version 5
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 26 : 5 ]
  Version 6, notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 26 : 6 ]
  English version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 26 : 7 ]
  English version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 26 : 8 ]
  English proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 26 : 9 ]
  "Bonnes volontés de puissance (Une réponse à Hans-Georg Gadamer)," version and offprint.
  

  Text is a discussion with Gadamer following a colloquium organized by Phillippe Forget on 25 April 1981 at the Geothe Institute, Paris, at which Derrida gave "Interpreting Signatures."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 26 : 10 ]
  "Canons and metonymies: A conversation with Jacques Derrida."
  

  Published in Logomachia: The Conflict of Faculties with the English translation of " Mochlos ou le conflit des facultés."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 27 : 1 - 31 : 8 ]
  La Carte postale: de Socrate à Freud et au-delà.
  

  Correspondence regarding English publication was included in Derrida's copy of the book.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 27 : 1 ]
  Correspondence
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 27 : 2 ]
  Articles
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 27 : 3 ]
  Notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 27 : 4 ]
  Images and covers
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 27 : 5 ]
  Front matter, "Envois"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 27 : 6 ]
  Loose pages
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 27 : 7-8 ]
  "Envois."
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 27 : 9-10 ]
  "Spéculer-sur 'Freud.'"
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 28 : 1 ]
  "Le facteur de la vérite" and "Du tout"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 28 : 2 ]
  Front matter, "Envois" copy 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 28 : 3-4 ]
  "Envois" copy 1.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 28 : 5-6 ]
  "Speculer-sur 'Freud'" copy 1.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 28 : 7 ]
  "Le facteur de la vérite" and "Du tout" copy 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 28 : 8 - 29 : 2 ]
  Front matter, "Envois" copy 2.
  3 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 29 : 3 ]
  Proofs 1: front matter, "Envois"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 29 : 4 ]
  Proofs 1: "Envois"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 29 : 5 ]
  Proofs 1: "Spéculer-sur 'Freud'"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 30 : 1 ]
  Proofs 1: "Le facteur de la vérite" and "Du tout"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 30 : 2 ]
  Proofs 2: front matter, "Envois"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 30 : 3 ]
  Proofs 2: "Envois"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 30 : 4 ]
  Proofs 2: "Spéculer-sur 'Freud'"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 30 : 5 ]
  Proofs 2: "Le facteur de la vérite" and "Du tout"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 31 : 1 ]
  Proofs 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 31 : 2 ]
  Proofs 4: front matter, "Envois"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 31 : 3 ]
  Proofs 4: "Envois"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 31 : 4-5 ]
  Proofs 4: "Spéculer-sur 'Freud'."
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 31 : 6 ]
  Proofs 4: "Le facteur de la vérite"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 31 : 7 ]
  Proofs 4: "Du tout"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 31 : 8 ]
  English publication correspondence
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 1-9 ]
  "Cartouches."
  

  From Gérard Titus Carmel exhibit "The Pocket Size Tlingit Coffin and les 61 desseins" at the Musée National d'Art Moderne at Pompidou, Mar. to Apr. 1978. See "Notecards" for more possible material.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 1 ]
  Notecards
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 2 ]
  Versions 1, 2, 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 3 ]
  Version 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 4 ]
  Version 5
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 5 ]
  Proofs 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 6 ]
  Proofs 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 7 ]
  Proofs 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 8 ]
  Proofs 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 9 ]
  Images
  



• "'...Ce dangereux supplément...'."
  

  See De la grammatologie for holograph manuscript and Acts of Literature for Attridge introduction to the selection.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 10 ]
  "Ce que j'aurait dit... ou voulu pouvoire dire, pu vouloire dire, dˆŖ pouvoire dire."
  

  Given at a conference 12-13 Feb. 1983, Actes de les Rencontres Internationales de la Sorbonne, at the Sorbonne.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 11 ]
  "Ce qui reste a force de musique."
  



• "Le Cercle linguistique de Genève."
  

  See Marges de la philosophie for proofs. Material was originally titled "La Linguistique de Rousseau."

  
  



• "Chaire vacante: censure, maîtrise, magistralité."
  

  See "Semiotics of Literary Translation" for versions. See Du droit à la philosophie for proofs. See "Les Langages et les institutions de la philosophie" for an offprint.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 12-14 ]
  Che cos'é la poesia? 1988 interview.
  

  See also Points de suspension for additional proofs. See also Istrice2. Ick bˆŗnn all hier for a related interview.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 12 ]
  Notes, versions 1-7
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 13 ]
  Versions 8-12
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 14 ]
  Maurizio Ferraris proofs, Brinkmann and Bose proofs, additional proofs
  



• Chora.
  

  See Khôra.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 15-16 ]
  "Choréographies," 1981 interview with Christie V. McDonald in English.
  

  See also Points de suspension for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 15 ]
  Questions, versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 32 : 16 ]
  Proofs, English offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 1 - 35 : 5 ]
  Circonfession: cinquante neuf périodes et périphrases.
  

  The 14 versions contain different fragments of text.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 1 ]
  Version 1 notes and manuscript
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 2 ]
  Version 2 (pages 1-4)
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 3 ]
  Version 3 (pages 1-7)
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 4 ]
  Version 4 (pages 1-17)
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 5 ]
  Version 5 (pages 1-24 and notes)
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 6 ]
  Version 6 (pages 1-34 and notes)
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 7 ]
  Version 7 (pages 1-47 and notes)
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 8 ]
  Version 8 (pages 48-59)
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 9 ]
  Version 9 (pages 48-59)
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 10 ]
  Version 10 (pages 48-59 and 2 copies)
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 11 ]
  Version 11 (pages 48-59)
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 12 ]
  Version 12
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 13 ]
  Version 12 copy 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 14 ]
  Version 12 copy 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 33 : 15 ]
  Version 12 copy 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 34 : 1 ]
  Version 12 copy 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 34 : 2 ]
  Version 13
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 34 : 3 ]
  Version 14
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 34 : 4 ]
  "Actes (la loi du genre)" version 1, version 2, version 2 copy, "Articles sur Jacques Derrida," and "Bibliography"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 34 : 5 ]
  Proofs 1 from Jacques Derrida
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 34 : 6 ]
  Proofs 1 from proofreader
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 34 : 7 ]
  Proofs 1 from Geoffrey Bennington
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 35 : 1 ]
  Proofs 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 35 : 2 ]
  Photo text and photo proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 35 : 3-4 ]
  Proofs 3.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 35 : 5 ]
  Unmarked proofs, "Proposition pour le Catalogue" 3 versions, notes and Paul de Man's "Excuses ( Les confessions)"
  



• "Circonstances." See "Deux mots pour Joyce."
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 35 : 6-7 ]
  "Cogito et histoire de la folie."
  

  Given as a lecture Mar. 4 at Collège Philosophique. See also L'Ecriture et la différence for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 35 : 6 ]
  Notes and version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 35 : 7 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : FB-3 : 1 ]
  Oversize proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 35 : 8 ]
  Collège international de philosophie conference, versions 1 and 2.
  

  Conference took place about four years after the foundation of the Collège International de Philosophie.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 35 : 9 ]
  Columbia School of Architecture Discussion, transcription of Derrida's impromptu responses to questions,  27 Sep. 1991 .
  

  Discussion was introduced by Bernard Tschumi and moderated by Mark Wigley. Derrida refused publication.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 1-5 ]
  "Comme le bruit de la mer au fond d'un coquillage: La guerre de Paul de Man."
  

  See also Mémoires - pour Paul de Man for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 1 ]
  Version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 2 ]
  Version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 3 ]
  Version 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 4 ]
  Version 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 5 ]
  Version 5, English offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 6 ]
  "Comment donner raison?"
  

  See also Points de Suspension for proofs. See also "Heidegger, l'enfer des philosophes" for a related interview.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 7 ]
  "Comment ne pas parler: Dénégations."
  

  See also "De l'esprit: Heidegger et la question" colloquium 1987. English proofs and version given at the University of Jerusalem in June 1986. Also given at Cornell in 1986 and in March 1987 in Paris at a Heidegger colloquium.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 8 ]
  "Le concept de littérature comparée et les problèmes théoriques de la traduction," conference introduction.
  

  See also series 2, 1979-1980 seminar. Given 1980 at conferences at UCI and probably UCSC and UCSD. Of the four sessions given at the conference, one is titled "Titre à préciser" and three are titled "Babel Aujourd'hui."

  
  



• "Le Conflit des facultés."
  

  See " Mochlos, ou le conflit des facultés."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 9 ]
  "Contresignatures," interview with Jean Daive,  1991 .
  

  See also Points de suspension for proofs.

  
  



• "Les Corps divisés."
  

  See Du droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



• "Coups d'envoi (pour le Collège International de Philosophie)."
  

  See Du droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 10 ]
  "Le coˆŖt de la traduction: La main de Heidegger et les racines indo-européenes."
  

  Given at a 1985 colloquium on India at the Collège International de Philosophie in Paris.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 11 ]
  "Création et innovation culturelle."
  

  Title is that of a conference.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 12 ]
  "La crise de l'enseignement philosophique."
  

  Given at the Université de Coutenou, Benin, during Christmas 1979. See also Du droit à la philosophie for proofs. See also "Aristote" for related material.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 13 ]
  Daniel Liberskind potsdamer/ leipziger platz competition, correspondence.
  



• "D'un certain Collège International de Philosophie encore à venir," interview,  1982 .
  

  See Points de suspension for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 14-15 ]
  "D'un ton apocalyptique adopté naguére en philosophie."
  

  Given at the colloquium "Les Fins de l'homme: A partir du travail de Jacques Derrida" 23 Jul.-23 Aug. 1980 at Cerisy-la-Salle. Version 3 used for the colloquium. See also "Les Fins de l'homme: A partir du travail de Jacques Derrida."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 14 ]
  Notes, version 1 and copy, version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 36 : 15 ]
  Versions 3-5, English offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 37 : 1 ]
  David Farrell Krell's "Absolution and peace in the thought of Levinas," includes Krell's draft given the first week of Oct. 1987 at a symposium on Levinas, responses by Derrida and Krell, and Derrida's notes on Krell.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 37 : 2 ]
  "De l'économic restreinte à l'économic génerale:
  

  Un hégélianisme sans réserve"

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 37 : 3-5 ]
  De l'esprit: Heidegger et la question.
  

  Given at a colloquium 12-14 Mar. 1987 in Paris at the Collège International de Philosophie on "Heidegger: questions ouvertes." The first part of the material was given 14 Mar. as "Comment ne pas parler." See also "Comment ne pas parler: Dénégations."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 37 : 3 ]
  Versions and notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 37 : 4 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 37 : 5 ]
  Offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 37 : 6 - 38 : 7 ]
  De la grammatologie.
  

  See also "Sémiologie et grammatologie" for a related interview.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 37 : 6 ]
  Several versions
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 37 : 7 ]
  "...Ce dangereux supplément..."
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 37 : 8 ]
  Notecards
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 37 : 9 ]
  Proofs 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 37 : 10 - 38 : 2 ]
  Proofs 2.
  3 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 38 : 3-5 ]
  Proofs 3.
  3 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 38 : 6-7 ]
  Proofs 4.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 1 ]
  "Déclarations d'independence."
  

  Given at a conference at University of Virginia, 1976.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : FB-1 : 5 ]
  Facsimile of Thomas Jefferson's drafts of the Declaration of Independence,  1977 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 2 ]
  "Deconstruction in America: An Interview with Jacques Derrida," English offprint.
  

  Interview with James Creech, Peggy Kamuf, and Jane Todd. Discussion is at University of Miami before a conference.

  
  



• "La Democratie ajournée."
  

  See L'Autre Cap.

  
  



• "Derechef, du droit à la philosophie," interview,  1990 .
  

  See Points de suspension for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 3-4 ]
  "Le dernier mot du racisme"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 3 ]
  Versions 1-5
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 4 ]
  Responses with Anne McClintock and Rob Nixon, English offprints
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 5-6 ]
  "Derrida l'insoumis."
  

  Interview with Catherine David for Le Nouvel Observateur, 9 Sep. 1983. Material renamed "Desceller ('la vieille neuve langue')." See also Points de suspension for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 5 ]
  Versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 6 ]
  Proofs, notes, pages
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 7 ]
  "The Derridean view," notes, proofs 1 and 2.
  

  Interview with Edward Marx for The Advocate, 4 Sep. 1988 at City University of New York. Translated by Mary Ann Caws.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 8-10 ]
  "Des tours de Babel."
  

  Given 10-11 Oct. 1980 in English at State University of New York colloquium "Difference in Translation" around the work of Derrida. Also given 27-29 May 1981 in French at the conference "Rencontre sur Walter Benjamin" at the University of Rome and the Goethe Institute of Rome. Also given 24 October 1983 in French at the Maison Franco-Japonaise in Tokyo (per the itinerary with "Table ronde à la Maison Franco-Japonaise autour de Jacques Derrida").

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 8 ]
  French versions and proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 9 ]
  French conference version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 10 ]
  3 English versions
  



• "Desceller ('la vieille neuve langue')," interview with Catherine David,  1983 .
  

  See "Derrida l'insoumis," the original title, for material. See Points de suspension for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 11 ]
  "Désistance," 3 to 4 versions.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 39 : 12 ]
  "Deux mots pour Joyce," versions 1-4 of transcription and notes.
  

  See also Ulysse Gramophone: deux mots pour Joyce for proofs. Material is from talk given at the Centre Georges Pompidou 15 Nov. 1982 at an homage to Joyce.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 1-5 ]
  "Devant la loi."
  

  Given in English at the Feb. 1982 colloquium at the Royal Institute of Philosophy, London, as "Philosophy and Literature: Before the Law." Also given with "Préjugés: devant la loi" at 1982 Cerisy colloquium on the work of Jean-François Lyotard; see also Préjugés: devant la loi for additional text. Also given at Williamsburg. Also given in French 26 and 28 Oct. 1983 at L'Institut Franco-Japonais of Tokyo and Fukuoka (per the itinerary with "Table ronde à la Maison Franco-Japonaise autour de Jacques Derrida"). See also Acts of Literature for Attridge introduction to selection.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 1 ]
  Versions 1, 2, 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 2 ]
  English conference version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 3 ]
  English version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 4 ]
  English conference version, with thanks to Mark Taylor
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 5 ]
  Articles, notes, offprint
  



• "Dialangues," interview, 1983.
  

  See Points de suspension for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 6-10 ]
  "La Différance."
  

  Given 27 Jan. 1968 in l'Ampithéâtre Michelet at the Sorbonne at a conference of the Société française de Philosophie. See also Marges - de la philosophie for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 6 ]
  Notes and text
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 7 ]
  Version 1, conference version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 8 ]
  Proofs 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 9 ]
  Transcription of interview that followed the conference
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 10 ]
  Letter of response
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 11 ]
  "Différence sexuelle, différence ontologique: Geschlecht I."
  

  See also De l'esprit: Heidegger et la question for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 40 : 12 ]
  "Les discours de la fin."
  

  Title is of a Radio Canada special broadcast in Paris and Montreal in 1983, organized by Claude Levesque. Derrida participated in 4 sessions: "La Fin de la philosophie, la fin de l'histoire et l'avènement du romantisme en littérature"; "Peinture cri, peinture catastrophe, peinture infinie: Francis Bacon, Titus-Carmel, Jean-Paul Borduas"; "Maurice Blanchot et l'écriture du désastre"; and "Le Retrait de l'apocalypse."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 41 : 1 - 42 : 6 ]
  La Dissémination
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 41 : 1 ]
  Versions 1 and2, notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 41 : 2 ]
  Versions 3 and 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 41 : 3 ]
  Marked copy of Philippe Soller's Nombres
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 41 : 4 ]
  Versions 5 and 6
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 41 : 5 ]
   1969  proofs 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 41 : 6 ]
   1969  proofs 2, offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 41 : 7-17 ]
   1972  proofs 1.
  11 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 42 : 1-3 ]
   1972  proofs 2.
  3 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 42 : 4-6 ]
   1972  proofs 3.
  3 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 43 : 1-8 ]
  Donner la mort.
  

  Given at the Colloque de Royaumont, December 1990 in French. Also given in 1990 or 1992 in Prague in English. Also given in Baton-Rouge in English.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 43 : 1 ]
  Version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 43 : 2 ]
  Version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 43 : 3 ]
  Version 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 43 : 4 ]
  Version 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 43 : 5 ]
  French conference version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 43 : 6 ]
  English conference version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 43 : 7 ]
  Czech terms supplied by Marguerite Derrida, English translation
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 43 : 8 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 43 : 9 - 45 : 9 ]
  Donner le temps.
  

  See also series 2 for more material. The English conference version given as the Carpenter Lectures at the University of Chicago 1990. The other English version is an expanded and revised translation of the first lecture. 3 sessions given at a conference 29 Oct.-1 Nov. 1983 at L'Institut Franco-Japonais de Kyoto (per itinerary with "Table ronde à la Maison Franco-Japonaise autour de Jacques Derrida").

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 43 : 9-10 ]
  Version 1.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 43 : 11 ]
  Version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 44 : 1 ]
  Version 2 copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 44 : 2-3 ]
  English conference version.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 44 : 4 ]
  English version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 44 : 5-6 ]
  Proofs 1.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 44 : 7-8 ]
  Proofs 2.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 45 : 1-2 ]
  Proofs 3.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 45 : 3-4 ]
  Proofs 4.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 45 : 5-6 ]
  Proofs 5.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 45 : 7-8 ]
  Proofs 6.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 45 : 9 ]
  Proofs 7 - 9
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 46 : 1-7 ]
  "La double séance."
  

  See also 1972 proofs of La Dissémination for proofs. See also "The First Session" in Acts of Literature for Attridge introduction to section. Given 26 Feb.-5 Mar. 1969, for the Groupe d'Etudes Théorique.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 46 : 1 ]
  Notecards
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 46 : 2 ]
  Version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 46 : 3 ]
  Version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 46 : 4 ]
  Version 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 46 : 5 ]
  Version 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 46 : 6 ]
  Proofs 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 46 : 7 ]
  Proofs 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : FB-3 : 2-5 ]
  Oversized proofs from Tel Quel
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 46 : 8 ]
  "Le droit à la philosophie du point de vue cosmopolitique"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 47 : 1-5 ]
  Droits de regards
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 47 : 1 ]
  Version 1, includes copy of Marie-Françoise Plissart's Droit de regard
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 47 : 2 ]
  Version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 47 : 3 ]
  Version 3 and copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 47 : 4 ]
  2 copies of version 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 47 : 5 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 47 : 6 ]
  "Du droit à la littérature," conference version.
  

  Version is séance 2 of the 1978-1979 seminar of the same name. Given at Columbia in 1978 at the conference "La Littérature en procès."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 48 : 1 - 49 : 8 ]
  Du droit à la philosophie.
  

  Version 1 has various texts on the verso, possibly "Mémoires d'aveugle. L'Autoportrait et autres ruines." Version 1 consists of several overlapping fragments clarified with penciled page numbers. See also the 1984 seminar.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 48 : 1 ]
  "Privilege. Titre justicatif et remarques introductives" version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 48 : 2 ]
  "Privilege. Titre justicatif et remarques introductives" version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 48 : 3 ]
  "Privilege. Titre justicatif et remarques introductives" version 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 48 : 4 ]
  "Privilege. Titre justicatif et remarques introductives" version 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 48 : 5-8 ]
  Proofs 1.
  4 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 48 : 9 - 49 : 2 ]
  Proofs 2.
  3 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 49 : 3-5 ]
  Proofs 3.
  3 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 49 : 6-8 ]
  Proofs 4.
  3 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 1-4 ]
  "Du 'sans prix' - ou le 'juste prix' de la transaction."
  

  Material is for the colloquium "Comment penser l'argent" 28-30 Oct. 1991 at Le Mans, Palais de Congres et de la Culture, organized by Le Monde, la ville du Mans and the University of Maine. Versions 1-5 are very brief. Version 6 consists of several overlapping fragments. Colloquium brochures are included with version 7.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 1 ]
  Versions 1-5
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 2 ]
  Version 6
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 3 ]
  Version 7
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 4 ]
  Versions 8-10
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 5 ]
  "Du tout."
  

  See also La Carte for proofs. Material is from a "Confrontation" with Derrida organized around Glas and other texts on 21 Nov. 1977. Includes responses to questions by René Major.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 6-7 ]
  "Economies de la crise," response to question from La Quinzaine Littéraire
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 6 ]
  Versions 1-7
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 7 ]
  Correspondence, version 8
  



• "Economimesis."
  

  See Mimesis des articulations.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 8-11 ]
  L'Ecriture et la différence.
  4 folders.
  

  Material includes no proofs for "De l'économie restreinte à l'économie générale: Un hégélianisme sans reserve," "La Structure, le signe et le jeu dans le discourse des sciences humains," or "Ellipse." See also "Sémiologie et grammatologie" for a related interview.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 12-14 ]
  "Edmond Jabès et la question du livre."
  

  Proofs are for Critique. See also L'Ecriture et la différence for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 12 ]
  Versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 13 ]
  Versions 3 and 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 14 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 50 : 15 ]
  Edmond Jabès hommage.
  

  Text was solicited by Didier Cahen for an homage by the Collège International de Philosophie, 16 Apr. 1992.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 51 : 1-8 ]
  "Edmund Husserl, Die Krisis der europˆ§ischen Wissenschaften und die transzendentale Phˆ§nomenologie. Traduction."
  

  Translated as "La Crise des sciences comme expression de la crise vitale radicale de l'humanité européene."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 51 : 1 ]
  "Table des matières" and part 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 51 : 2-3 ]
  Part 2.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 51 : 4-5 ]
  Part 3A.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 51 : 6 ]
  Part 3B
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 51 : 7 ]
  Annexes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 51 : 8 ]
  Journal copy of introduction
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 52 : 1-6 ]
  "Edmund Husserl, l'origine de la géometrie: traduction et introduction."
  

  Manuscript pages are very erratic, with many pages missing, many repetitions and versions.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 52 : 1 ]
  Introduction, version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 52 : 2 ]
  Introduction, version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 52 : 3 ]
  Introduction, version 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 52 : 4 ]
  German version and translation
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 52 : 5-6 ]
  Proofs.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 52 : 7 ]
  Edmund Husserl, "Phˆ§nomenologische Psychologie. Vorlesung Sommersemester 1925" review, offprint
  



• "Ellipse."
  

  See L'Ecriture et la différence.

  
  



• "'Eloge de la philosophie.'"
  

  See Du droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 52 : 8-9 ]
  "En ce moment dans cet ouvrage me voici"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 52 : 8 ]
  Notes, 4-5 versions
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 52 : 9 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 1-4 ]
  "Entre crochets" and "Ja, ou le faux-bond," first and second parts of a 1975-1976 interview around Glas.
  

  See also Points de suspension for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 1 ]
  Text fragments
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 2 ]
  Version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 3 ]
  Version of "Ja, ou le faux-bond," offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 4 ]
  "Entre crochets" proofs, offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 5 ]
  "Un entretien imposible," correspondence, 2 English and 2 French versions.
  

  Material is a discussion with the publisher Coup Himmelblau (Wolf D. Prix, Helmut Swiczinsky, Regina Haslinger). Publication was refused.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 6-10 ]
  "Envois."
  

  Version 4 was given at the conference "La Représentation" 7-10 Jul. 1980 in Strasbourg with the Association des Sociétés de Philosophie de Langue Français. See also "La Représentation" in series 2. See also La Carte Postale for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 6 ]
  Version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 7 ]
  Version 1 copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 8-9 ]
  Version 2.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 10 ]
  Versions 3 and 4, conference program, English offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 11-13 ]
  Eperons: Les styles de Nietzsche.
  

  Given at Cerisy-la-Salle colloquium Jul. 1972 titled "La Question du style." See also Glas for additional material related to the Beaubourg exhibit at the Pompidou. Proofs 2 are quadrilingual.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 11 ]
  Fragment of text
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 12 ]
  Proofs 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : FB-3 : 6 ]
  Proofs 2, cover
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 53 : 13 ]
  Proofs 1
  



• "Essai sur le nom."
  

  See Passions.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 1-3 ]
  "'ˆätre juste avec Freud.' L'histoire de la folie à l'âge de la psychanalyse."
  

  Given 23 Nov. 1991 in the Grand Ampithéâtre of Sainte-Anne, Paris, on the 30th anniversary of the publication of Foucault's Histoire de la follie ˆ° l'âge classique, organized by Elizabeth Roudinesco and René Major with the Société internationale d'histoire de la psychiatrie at de la psychanalyse. Also given 30 Oct. to 6 Nov. 1991 at the colloquium "La Notion d'analyse," where Derrida also gave "Résistances."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 1 ]
  Versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 2 ]
  Version 3, proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 3 ]
  English offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 4 ]
  Europe conference, 2 versions.
  

  Material is from the Nov. 1992 University of Strasbourg conference on Europe.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 5 ]
  "Ex abrupto," 3 versions and copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 6 ]
  "Le Facteur de la vérité," French and English offprints.
  

  See also La Carte postale: de Socrate à Freud et au delà for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 7-10 ]
  "Feu de la cendre"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 7 ]
  Notes, versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 8 ]
  Proofs 1 and partial copies, proofs 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 9 ]
  Proofs 3 and copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 10 ]
  6 versions of "Prologue" for Feu de la cendre.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 11-13 ]
  "Figures."
  

  The text is by Derrida and Philipe Lacoue-Labarthe and treats Mathieu Benezet's Dits et récits du mortel.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 11 ]
  Benezet text, annotated with review and notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 12 ]
  Versions 1-9
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 13 ]
  Versions 10-12
  



• "La Fin de la philosophie, la fin de l'histoire et l'avénement du romantisme en littérature."
  

  See "Les Discours de la fin."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 14-15 ]
  "Les fins de l'homme."
  

  Given 18-19 Oct. 1968 at the State University of New York Conference Center (Long Island) at the conference "Philosophy and Anthropology." See also Marges - de la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 14 ]
  French version, notes, and version given at conference
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 54 : 15 ]
  Versions 3-5
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 55 : 1-3 ]
  "Les fins de l'homme: A partir du travail de Jacques Derrida."
  

  Material is from the colloquium 23 Jul.-23 Aug. 1980 at Cerisy-la-Salle. See also "D'un ton apocalyptique adopté naguère en philosophie" for paper given by Derrida. Folders include discussions and debates on material from Luce Irigaray, Derrida, Werner Hamacher and Denis Hollier as well as a paper by Denis Hollier.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 55 : 1 ]
  Conference notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 55 : 2 ]
  Conference discussions
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 55 : 3 ]
  Conference débats
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 55 : 4 ]
  "Une 'folie' doit veiller sur la pensée," proofs.
  

  1991 interview with François Ewald. Proofs are for Magazine Littéraire. See also Points de suspension for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 55 : 5-10 ]
  "Force de loi: Le 'fondement mystique de l'ˆ°uthorité.'"
  

  First part given in English at Oct. 1989 colloquium "Deconstruction and the Possibility of Justice" at Cardozo School of Law. Second part given 19-26 Apr. 1990 in English at the UCLA colloquium "Nazism and the 'Final Solution': Probing the Limits of Representation" organized by Saul Friedlander. At the UCLA colloquium Derrida gave "Prénoms de Benjamin" as a preamble for the longer text. French version 4 may have been used for the English version given at UCLA (see page 33 of this version).

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 55 : 5 ]
  Notes, text fragments
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 55 : 6 ]
  French versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 55 : 7 ]
  French versions 3 and 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 55 : 8 ]
  Letter to translator, English Cardozo version and copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 55 : 9 ]
  5 French versions and copies of condensed part II
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 55 : 10 ]
  UCLA colloquium schedule, 5 English versions of condensed part II
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 56 : 1 ]
  "Force et signification," notecards and holograph manuscript.
  

  See also L'Ecriture et la différence for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 56 : 2-5 ]
  "Forcener le subjectile," includes 85 photographs of Artaud drawings and sketches.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 56 : 2 ]
  Notes, version 1, articles
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 56 : 3 ]
  Versions 2 and 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 56 : 4-5 ]
  Photos.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 56 : 6 ]
  "La forme et le vouloir-dire: Note sur la phénoménologie du langage," proofs and offprint.
  

  See also Marges - de la philosophie for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 56 : 7-8 ]
  "Fors: Les mots anglés de Nicolas Abraham et Maria Torok"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 56 : 7 ]
  Text fragments, argumentaire, version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 56 : 8 ]
  Versions 2 and 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 56 : 9-10 ]
  "Fourmis."
  

  Given at 18-20 Oct. colloquium "Lectures de la difference sexuelle" organized by the Centre d'études féminines of the Université de Paris VIII.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 56 : 9 ]
  Notes, version 1, version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 56 : 10 ]
  Versions 3 (fragment)-5 and colloquium folder
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 1 ]
  "Fragen an die phˆ§nomenologie - abschied vom prinzipiellen?" transcription of a discussion in Vienna, 1985.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 2 ]
  François Laruelle conference.
  

  Derrida opened a debate around Laruelle's "La Communauté des chercheurs."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 3-5 ]
  "Freud et la scène de l'écriture."
  

  Given 15 Mar. 1966 at a conference at the Institut Français de Psychanalyse. See also L'Ecriture et la différence for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 3 ]
  Notes, versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 4 ]
  Conference version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 5 ]
  Proofs, English offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 6 ]
  "Les Frontières de la théorie logique" by Q.V. Quine, offprint, translated by Derrida and Roger Martin.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 7 ]
  "Générations d'une ville; mémoire, prophètie, responsabilitès," version and copy.
  

  Given at a conference in Prague in 1991 or 1992.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 8 ]
  "'Genèse et structure' et la phénoménologie."
  

  Folder contains proofs and discussion of text. See also L'Ecriture et la différence for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 9-10 ]
  "Géopsychanalyse - et 'the rest of the world'"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 9 ]
  Versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 10 ]
  4 version 2 copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 11 ]
  Glas, exhibit material and Leavey offprint.
  

  Folder contains texts that were part of an exhibit at Beaubourg (Centre Pompidou). The two main texts for the exhibit were Glas and Eperons: les styles de Nietzsche, but were not published there; these are "faux texts." The John P. Leavey Jr. offprint is "Jacques Derrida's Glas. A translated selection and some comments on an Absent Colossus." See also Jacques Derrida L'Arc offprint for additional text.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 57 : 12 ]
  "Le goˆŖt des larmes."
  

  Written on the death of Jean-Marie Benoist, Derrida's former student.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 1-6 ]
  GREPH (Group de Recherches sur l'Enseignement Philosophique).
  

  Materials on or around GREPH are located by their title if known. Iinterviews are filed under interviews. All other material is filed here. The Combat article in the same folder was given to Derrida by Jean-Pierre Lefebvre.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 1 ]
  Notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 2 ]
  Materials following the 1973 Jury de CAPES report.
  

  Includes signatures by several French academics protesting the report.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 3 ]
  Texts and correspondence on or about GREPH.
  

  Includes a text by Derrida, a history of GREPH by Claude Dis titled "Trajets du GREPH," a text by Chantal Demonque, and a letter by Chantal Demonque and Mich`ele Le Doeuff against GREPH, as well as Derrida's response to Demonque and le Doeuff.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 4 ]
  GREPH Paris bulletin, includes "Avant-projet pour la constitution d'un Groupe de Recherches sur l'Enseignement Philosophique"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 5 ]
  GREPH bulletins, includes draft of first bulletin
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 6 ]
  Copies of GREPH Paris and GREPH bulletins
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 7-9 ]
  "Heidegger, l'enfer des philosophes."
  

  6-12 Nov. 1987 interview with Didier Eribon. Proofs are for Le Nouvel Observateur. See also Points de suspension for additional proofs. See also "Comment donner raison?" for a related interview.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 7 ]
  Versions 1-3 of Eribon's questions
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 8 ]
  Versions 1-3 of responses
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 9 ]
  Version 4 of responses, proofs 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 10 ]
  "Heidegger's silence," first published as "Heideggers Schweigen" in 1988.
  

  Includes a discussion on Heidegger with Derrida, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe, and Reiner Wiehl.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 11 ]
  Hélène Cixous Wellek Library Lectures (UCI) introduction, French and English version and copy.
  

  Material is Derrida's introduction before Cixous' first 1990 lecture, "Three Steps on the Ladder of Writing." The translation of the introduction is by Peggy Kamuf.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 12 ]
  "History of the lie: Prolegomena," offprint.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 13-15 ]
  "Une idée de Flaubert: 'La lettre de Platon.'"
  

  Given at a colloquium at the Galeries Nationales du Grand-Palais, Paris, 28-29 Nov. 1980 organized by the Société d'Histoire Littéraire de France on the centenary of Flaubert's death. Material given as "Flaubert et la philosophie."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 13 ]
  Notes, colloquium brochure, Flaubert text
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 14 ]
  Version 1, version 2 and copy, version 3 and copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 15 ]
  Proofs, French and English offprints
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 16 ]
  "'Il faut bien manger' ou le calcul du sujet," proofs 1 and 2.
  

  1988 interview with Jean-Luc Nancy. See also Points de suspension for additional proofs.

  
  



• "Il n'y a pas le narcissisme' (autobiophotographies)."
  

  1986 interview. See Points de suspension for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 58 : 17 ]
  "Illustrer, dit-il," 2 versions.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 1-5 ]
  "Les immatériaux."
  

  Exhibit at the Pompidou Center 28 Mar.-15 Jul. 1985, conceived by Jean-François Lyotard and Thierry Chaput. For the exhibit, Derrida and several others responded to a list of words they were given. Derrida gave "Epreuves d'écriture" at the opening of the exhibit.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 1 ]
  Notes, versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 2 ]
  Participants' responses
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 3 ]
  Versions 3-5 and copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 4 ]
  Versions 6 and 7, Derrida's response to other authors participating
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 5 ]
  Correspondence.
  

  Several unreadable floppy disks from this folder removed to collection file.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 6 ]
  "In discussion with Christopher Norris."
  

  Mar. 1988 videotaped interview during the International Symposium "Deconstruction, Painting and Architecture" at the Tate Gallery in London.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 7 ]
  "In memorium: de l'âme," 4 versions and copies.
  

  See also Mémoires - pour Paul de Man for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 8 ]
  Institutions of philosophy, table of contents.
  

  This text and Negotiations were two planned volumes of selections of Derrida's work edited by Thomas Keenan and Debora Esch, neither of which was published.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 9-14 ]
  "Interpretations at War: Kant, the Jew, the German."
  

  First part was given in English at the 1986 Jerusalem University colloquium "Institutions of Interpretation." Derrida's pre-colloquium summary was titled "La Psyché judéo-allemande: les exemples de Hermann Cohen et Franz Rosenzweig." English translation by Moshe Ron. Also given 1988 as a seminar at UCI as part 4 of 4 on "Nationalité et nationalisme philosophiques."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 9 ]
  French summary, French versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 10 ]
  French version 3 and copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 11 ]
  English summary, English version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 12 ]
  English version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 13 ]
  Colloquium notes, schedule and version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 59 : 14 ]
  Offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 1 ]
  Interview for Art Papers, with Jerry Cullum and Robert Cheatham in Atlanta,  1985 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 2 ]
  Interview for Human Being, in Moscow with several questioners,  Feb. 1990 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 3 ]
  Interview for The Oxford Literary Review,  Nov. 1979 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 4 ]
  Interview with Bernard Stiegler for Digraphe, marked incomplete,  Sep. 1984 .
  

  Includes questions and 2 versions of responses.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 5 ]
  Interview with Delacampagne for Le Monde.
  

  Includes 2 versions of questions and responses.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 6 ]
  Interview with Didier Eribon for Libération,  Nov. 1981 .
  

  Includes correspondence, 2 versions and a copy, and proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 7 ]
  Interview with Elaine Escoubas, questions and responses,  14 Mar. 1988 .
  

  Questions followed a round-table discussion on Heidegger at a meeting of the Collège International de Philosophie.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 8 ]
  Interview with Elisabeth Weber,  13 Sep. 1991 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 9 ]
  Interview with François Laruelle,  Mar. 1989 .
  

  Includes questions but not Derrida's responses.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 10 ]
  Interview with Maria Pia Telmon
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 11 ]
  Interview with Olga Vainshtein in Moscow,  Feb. 1990 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 12 ]
  Interview with Oswaldo Muˆ±oz for El Pais, unpublished,  Nov. 1992 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 13 ]
  Interview with R. P. Droit for Le Monde,  Oct. 1992 .
  

  Derrida refused publication.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 14-15 ]
  Istrice 2. Ick bˆŗnn all hier, interview with Marizio Ferraris.
  

  See also Points de suspension for proofs. See also Che cos'è la poesia? for a related interview.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 14 ]
  Notes, versions 1-3 and copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 15 ]
  Versions 4-6, Italian offprint
  



• "Ja ou le faux-bond."
  

  See "Entre crochets."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 16 ]
  Jacques Derrida.
  

  Material is for the 1989 film by Didier Eribon, produced by Philippe Collin for GMT Productions, La Sept series: Profils Contemporains. Includes "interviews" with Geoffrey Bennington, Hélène Cixous, René Major, Gérard Titus-Carmel, Gianni Vatimo.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 17 ]
  Jacques Derrida. L'Arc, volume 54, offprint.
  

  Contains text from Glas.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 18 ]
  "Jacques Derrida: Philosophe," transcription of improvised remarks with "Reports sans frontières,"  1992 .
  

  Derrida refused publication.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 19 ]
  "Jacques Derrida's Husserl Interpretation: text and commentary" by F. Joseph Smith, English offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 60 : 20 ]
  Jerusalem University colloquium.
  

  Colloquium 9 June 1986 with biblical scholars and others, including Geoffrey Hartman and Wolfgang Iser. Material is a seminar on Jeremiah and Stanley Cavell's response to Derrida.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 1-7 ]
  Khôra.
  

  See also also series 2, 1985-1986, "Littérature et philosophie comparées: Nationalité et nationalisme philosophique - mythos, logos, topos." See also Passions for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 1 ]
  Version 1 and additional papers
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 2 ]
   1987  essay and proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 3 ]
   1987  proofs copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 4 ]
   1993  proofs 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 5 ]
   1993  proofs 2 and 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 6 ]
   1993  proofs 4 and 5
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 7 ]
  Proofs 6 (monograph text), offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : FB-2 : 2 ]
  Oversized book cover
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 8 ]
  Kris (Swedish review) material.
  

  Material includes a poem by Derrida, 1987 correspondence from Anders Olsen and a photograph of a piece by Jan Hˆ§fstrˆm.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 9 ]
  "Les Languages et les institutions de la philosophie," French and English offprints.
  

  Text is a revised version of four lectures given at the 1984 colloquium "Semiotics of Literary Translation." See also "Semiotics of Literary Translation."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 10 ]
  "La Langue et le discours de la méthode," offprint
  



• "La Langue ( Le Monde au téléphone,." interview,  1985 .
  

  See Points de suspension for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 11 ]
  Lefebvre introduction to Hegel.
  

  Material includes notes, 2 versions of Jean-Pierre Lefebvre's introduction to Hegel's letter "Au Ministère Royal des affaires médicales, scolaires, ecclèsiastiques," 2 versions of Hegel's letters, and a letter from Lefebvre.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 12-13 ]
  Légion d'honneur acceptance speech.
  

  Given when Derrida was named chevalier at the Sorbonne, Dec. 1992.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 12 ]
  Versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 13 ]
  Versions 4-5 and copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 61 : 14 ]
  "Legs de Freud," from the 1975-1976 seminar "La Vie la mort," includes offprint.
  

  See also La Carte postale for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 1 ]
  Letter to Mr. Sian Griffiths of the Times Higher Education Supplement on "the canon,"  ca. 1991 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 2 ]
  "Letter to Peter Eisenmann," English and French versions, translated by Hilary P. Hanel
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 3 ]
  Letter to professor Jennifer Birkett on "Thatcher" repression in Great Britain
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 4 ]
  "Lettre à Francine Loreau," versions 1-5,  15 Jul. 1991 , written after the death of Max Loreau
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 5 ]
  "Lettre à un ami japonais," version 1, 3 copies version 2, English proofs, and offprint.
  

  English proofs are for Derrida and Difference.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 6 ]
  "Lignées," offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 7-10 ]
  Limited Inc.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 7 ]
  Proofs 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 8 ]
  Proofs 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 9 ]
  Proofs 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 10 ]
  Proofs 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 11 - 63 : 2 ]
  "Limited Inc... abc."
  

  Proofs 1-2 are for Johns Hopkins University Press. See also Limited Inc. for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 11 ]
  Notecards
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 12 ]
  Marked copy of Searle's text
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 62 : 13 ]
  Version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 63 : 1 ]
  Versions 2-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 63 : 2 ]
  Proofs 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : FB-3 : 6 ]
  Proofs 2, cover
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 63 : 3 ]
  "La linguistique de Rousseau," notes, versions 1 and 2, proofs, offprint.
  

  Retitled "Le Cercle linguistique de Genève." See also Marges - de la philosophie for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 63 : 4-7 ]
  "La loi du genre."
  

  Given at conference "Genre" Jul. 1979 at Université de Strasbourg and at the conference "Narrative: The Illusion of Sequence" 26 - 28 Oct. 1979 at the University of Chicago. Text suggests also given in abbreviated form 7 Nov. 1979 at New York University. English version translated by Avital Ronell.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 63 : 4 ]
  French versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 63 : 5 ]
  French versions 4-6
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 63 : 6 ]
  English abstract, English version and copy, English offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 63 : 7 ]
  New York University conference notes and version
  



• "Les Lois de réflexion."
  

  See "Admiration de Nelson Mandela, ou Les lois de la réflexion."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 63 : 8 ]
  "Le main de Heidegger: Geschlecht II," preamble for a conference on Heidegger at Loyola University, Chicago,  1985 .
  

  See also De l'esprit: Heidegger et la question for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 63 : 9-10 ]
  "Mais ˆ¾u sont les chasseurs de sorcières?"
  

  1976 statement on Pierre Boutang's succeeding Emmanuel Levinas.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 63 : 9 ]
  Versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 63 : 10 ]
  Versions 4 and 5, correspondence and notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 64 : 1-8 ]
  Mal d'archive: une impression freudienne.
  

  Given 5 Jun. 1994, London, at the colloquium "Memory: The Question of Archives" organized by René Major and Elisabeth Roudinesco. First titled "Le Concept d'Archive: une impression freudienne."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 64 : 1 ]
  Version 1, conference version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 64 : 2 ]
  Proofs 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 64 : 3 ]
  Proofs 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 64 : 4 ]
  Proofs 2, copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 64 : 5 ]
  Proofs 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 64 : 6 ]
  Proofs 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 64 : 7 ]
  Proofs 5 and 6
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 64 : 8 ]
  Proofs 7-9
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 65 : 1-7 ]
  Marges-de la philosophie
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 65 : 1-3 ]
  Proofs 1.
  3 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 65 : 4-5 ]
  Proofs 2.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 65 : 6 ]
  Table of contents, "Perséphone" text
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 65 : 7 ]
  Interview
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 66 : 1 - 67 : 5 ]
  "Mémoires d'aveugle. L'autoportrait et autres ruines."
  

  Material was for a 26 Oct. 1990-21 Jan. 1991 exhibit at the Louvre. Some versions have unidentified text on the verso. Interview regarding this exhibit appeared in Beaux Arts, Dec. 1990. There may be additional fragments of text on the verso of version 1 of "Privilege. Titre justicatif et remarques introductives" in Du droit à la philosophie. See also the issue of Libération housed with "A Propos d'Althusser" for another interview.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 66 : 1 ]
  Notes, articles
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 66 : 2 ]
  Exhibit materials, including correspondence and catalogue
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 66 : 3 ]
  Exhibition plan, images
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 66 : 4 ]
  Photocopied images
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 66 : 5 ]
  Versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 66 : 6 ]
  Version 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 66 : 7 ]
  Versions 5 and 6
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 66 : 8 ]
  Versions 7 and 8
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 66 : 9 ]
  Version 9 and copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 67 : 1 ]
  Version 10, probably given at the Louvre,  24 Nov. 1990 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 67 : 2-3 ]
  Version 11.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 67 : 4 ]
  Proofs 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 67 : 5 ]
  Proofs 3 and 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 68 : 1 - 70 : 4 ]
  Mémoires-pour Paul de Man
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 68 : 1 ]
  Correspondence, notes, English offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 68 : 2-3 ]
  Proofs 1.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 68 : 4-5 ]
  Proofs 1 copy.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 68 : 6-7 ]
  Proofs 2.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 68 : 8-9 ]
  Proofs 3.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 68 : 10 - 69 : 1 ]
  Proofs 4.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 69 : 2-3 ]
  Proofs 5.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 69 : 4 ]
  Proofs 6
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 69 : 5 ]
  Proofs 7
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 69 : 6 ]
  Proofs 8
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 69 : 7 ]
  Proofs 9
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 69 : 8 ]
  Proofs 10
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 70 : 1 ]
  Proofs 11, English
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 70 : 2 ]
  Proofs 12, English
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 70 : 3-4 ]
  Proofs 13, English.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 71 : 1-9 ]
  "Mémoires: Trois lectures pour Paul de Man."
  

  First given Jan.-Feb. 1984 at Yale, then a few week later at UCI as the Wellek Library Lectures. Given later at Miami University of Ohio. See also Mémoires - pour Paul de Man for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 71 : 1 ]
  Front matter and notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 71 : 2 ]
  Version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 71 : 3 ]
  Version 1 copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 71 : 4 ]
  Version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 71 : 5 ]
  Version 2 copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 71 : 6 ]
  Version 3 and copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 71 : 7-8 ]
  Yale.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 71 : 9 ]
  UCI
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 1-5 ]
  "Mes chances: Au rendez-vous de quelques stéréophonies épicuriennes."
  

  Given at a 15 Oct. 1982 conference at the Washington School of Psychiatry and Forum on Psychiatry and the Humanities.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 1 ]
  René Major's "Reste à savoir"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 2 ]
  French version 1 and copy, French version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 3 ]
  French versions 3 and 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 4 ]
  English versions 1-3.
  

  Versions 2-3 are likely conference versions.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 5 ]
  Proofs 1 and 2, offprint
  



• "Michel Blanchot et l'ecriture du désastre."
  

  See "Les Discours de la fin."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 6 ]
  Mimesis des articulations, interview.
  

  Interviews of Derrida by Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe, Sarah Kofman, Sylviane Agacinski, Jean-Luc Nancy, and Bernard Pautrat. GREPH is the topic of part of the interview.

  
  



• "Mnemosyne."
  

  See "Mémoires: Trois lectures pour Paul de Man." See Mémoires - pour Paul de Man for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 7-12 ]
  " Mochlos, ou le conflit des facultés."
  

  Given in English at the 100th anniversary of the opening of the graduate school at Columbia, 17 April 1980, at which Derrida received an honorary degree. Also given 2 October 1980 at Yale. See also "Canons and Metonymies: A Conversation with Jacques Derrida" for a related interview. See also Du Droit à la philosophie for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 7 ]
  French versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 8 ]
  English version 5, text given at Yale, includes correspondence regarding publication
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 9 ]
  English version 5 copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 10 ]
  French proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 11 ]
  English versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 12 ]
  English versions 3 and 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 72 : 1 ]
  "Moi - la psychanalyse," offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 73 : 2 ]
  Le monolinguisme de l'autre, ou, le prosthèse d'origine
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 73 : 3-4 ]
  "Les morts de Roland Barthes"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 73 : 3 ]
  Text fragments, version 1 and copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 73 : 4 ]
  Version 2, proofs and offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 73 : 5 ]
  "Le mot d'ordre," notebook
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 73 : 6 ]
  "'Les mots' autobiographique - pourquoi pas (why not) Sartre,"  23 March 1987  interview published in Japanese, versions 1-3 and partial corrections
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 73 : 7-9 ]
  "La mythologie blanche: La métaphore dans le texte philosophique."
  

  Given 1970 or 1971 at University of Strasbourg conference. Early proofs indicate it was also given at a meeting of the Association des sociétés de la philosophie de langue française. Proofs are an extended version of the text (see page 33 of the proofs). See also the 1969-1970 and 1970-1971 seminars in series 2. See also Marges - de la philosophie for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 73 : 7 ]
  Correspondence, notes and page from seminar
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 73 : 8 ]
  Versions 1-3, fragment of version 4, English offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 73 : 9 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 73 : 10 ]
  "N'oublions pas la psychanalyse," conference announcement, René Major's text and two versions of Derrida's introduction.
  

  Given 16 Dec. 1988 introducing Major's "La Raison depuis l'inconscient" at the Sorbonne meeting of the Collège International de Philosophie as part of the forum "Thinking at Present."

  
  



• "Nature, culture, écriture."
  

  See 1965-1966 seminars in Series 2.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 73 : 11 ]
  Negotiations, table of contents.
  

  This text and Institutions of Philosophy were two planned volumes of selections from Derrida's works edited by Thomas Keenan and Deborah Esch, neither of which was published.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 73 : 12 ]
  "Nombre de oui," 4 versions, fragments, and offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 74 : 1-6 ]
  Notecards.
  6 folders.
  

  Cards and notes for a variety of texts. Impossible to tell which cards go with which material.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 74 : 7 ]
  Notes on Marx.
  

  Notes are probably on The German Ideology.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 75 : 1-4 ]
  "Nous autres Grecs."
  

  Gilles Deleuze's text comments on Eric Alliez's "Ontologie et logographie, La Pharmacie, Platon et le Simulacre" and Francis Wolff's "Trios." Two pages of fax in the Alliez, Wolff, Deleuze texts folder have very faint areas which have been darkened manually by library staff for clarity.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 75 : 1 ]
  Alliez, Wolff, and Deleuze texts
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 75 : 2 ]
  Notes, versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 75 : 3 ]
  Versions 3-5
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 75 : 4 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 75 : 5-6 ]
  "Ocelle comme pas un," preface to Joseph Joliet's L'Enfant au chien-assis
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 75 : 5 ]
  Notes, version, proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 75 : 6 ]
  Joliet text
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 1-6 ]
  "L'oreille de Heidegger: Philopolémologie ( Geschlecht IV)."
  

  Version 1 was the basis for the English version, which was translated by John P. Leavey, Jr. See also Politiques de l'amitié, suivi de L'oreille de Heidegger for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 1 ]
  Fragments of early versions
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 2 ]
  Version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 3 ]
  Version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 4 ]
  English version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 5 ]
  English version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 6 ]
  Percy Bysshe Shelley's "An Essay on Friendship"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 7-8 ]
  L'oreille de l'autre: otobiographies, transferts, traductions: textes et débats.
  

  Material is for a 22-24 October 1979 Université de Montréal conference, "L'Otobiographie de Nietzsche." Derrida gave "Otobiographie de Nietzsche. Politiques du nom propre: L'enseignement de Nietzsche."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 7 ]
  "Table ronde sur l'autobiographie"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 8 ]
  "Table ronde sur la traduction"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 9 ]
  "Otobiographie de Nietzsche.
  

  Politiques du nom propre: L'enseignement de Nietzsche," French version, English version and English offprint. See also L'Oreille de l'autre: otobiographies, transferts, traductions: textes et débats for further information.

  
  



• "Oˆ¼ commence et comment finit un corps enseignement."
  

  See Du droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



• "Oui, rire (Joyce)."
  

  See Ulysse Gramophone.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 10-12 ]
  "Ousia et grammé: Note sur une note de Sein und Zeit."
  

  Version 1 consists of seminar material from the 1960-1961 course "Le Présent (Heidegger, Aristotle, Kant, Hegel, Bergson)." Version 2 contains fragments of version 1. See also Marges - de la philosophie for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 10 ]
  Versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 11 ]
  Version 3 and copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 12 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 76 : 13 ]
  Pacific Film Archive (Berkeley, CA) discussion, transcription,  25 Oct. 1978 
  



• Parages.
  

  See materials for individual essays "Pas," "Survivre," "Titre (à préciser)," and "La loi du genre."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 1 ]
  "La paralyse."
  

  See also La Carte postale for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 2-3 ]
  "Parergon."
  

  See also "Le Sans de la coupure pure ( Le Parergon II)" for a related offprint.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 2 ]
  Text, offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 3 ]
  Images
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 4 ]
  "La parole soufflée," versions 1-3.
  

  See also L'Ecriture et la différence for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 5-8 ]
  "Pas."
  

  Published in 1976 in Gramma: Lire Blanchot I.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 5 ]
  Versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 6 ]
  Proofs 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 7 ]
  Proofs 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 8 ]
  Material for Gramma: Lire Blanchot I.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 9-10 ]
  "Pas d'apocalypse, pas maintenant (à toute vitesse, sept missiles, sept missives)."
  

  Given at a conference at Cornell, Apr. 1984.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 9 ]
  Notes, version 1-4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 10 ]
  Possible conference notes, 3 copies, English version
  



• "Passages - du traumatisme à la promesse," interview,  1990 .
  

  See Points de suspension for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 77 : 11 ]
  "Passe-partout."
  

  See also "Parergon."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 1-5 ]
  Passions.
  

  Contains proofs for "Passions," "Sauf le nom," and "Khôra," which together form an "Essai sur le nom." Correspondence accomapanying the English version was included with the English publication On the Name.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 1 ]
  Text
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 2 ]
  Proofs 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 3 ]
  Proofs 4, text of the monograph
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 4 ]
  "Prière d'insérer" for Passions, Sauf le nom and Khôra
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 5 ]
  English translation by David Wood
  



•  [ Box : Folder : FB-2 : 2 ]
  Oversize cover proof
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 6-11 ]
  "La pharmacie de Platon."
  

  See also 1972 proofs of La Dissémination for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 6 ]
  Version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 7 ]
  Version 2, includes a notice for a discussion of Glas and other texts on  21 Nov. 1997 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 8 ]
  Proofs 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 9-10 ]
  Proofs 2.
  2 folders.
  

  Includes Platon I and II, published in 2 issues of Tel Quel.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 11 ]
  English version, translated by Jean Marie Bevoi, unpublished
  



• "Peinture cri, peinture catastrophe, peinture infinie: Francis Bacon, Titus-Carmel, Jean-Paul Borduas."
  

  See also "Les Discours de la fin."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 12 ]
  " La philosophie de Spinoza, préface et tables de matiéres," version and copies.
  

  Translation by Derrida of the preface and chapter summaries for Harry Austryn Wolfson's The Philosophy of Spinoza.

  
  



• "Philosophie des Etats Généraux."
  

  See Du droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



• "La Philosophie demandée."
  

  See "Réflexions sur l'état actuel et les perspectives de l'enseignement de la philosophie en France: La philosophie demandée."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 13 ]
  "Le philosophie et le texte."
  

  Includes some conference material for GREPH.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 78 : 14 ]
  "Philosophie et sciences sociales," program and text.
  

  Panel on which Derrida participated, 6 Mar. 1992 colloquium of the Centre Français de Recherches en sciences sociales, "L'Etat des lieux en sciences sociales," organized by Petr Horak.

  
  



• "La Philosophie et ses classes."
  

  See Du droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



• "The Pocket Size Tlingit Coffin."
  

  See "Cartouches."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 79 : 1-7 ]
  Points de suspension: Entretiens choisis et présentés par Elisabeth Weber
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 79 : 1 ]
  Versions of back cover, bibliography and Weber's text
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 79 : 2-4 ]
  Proofs 1.
  3 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 79 : 5 ]
  Partial copy proofs 1, replaced pages
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 79 : 6 ]
  Proofs 1 returned by press
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 79 : 7 ]
  Proofs 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 80 : 1 ]
  "Politics and Friendship: An Interview with Jacques Derrida."
  

  Apr. 1989 interview following a conference on Althusser. This material was included with material for Politiques de l'amitié, suivi de L'oreille de Heidegger.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 80 : 2-9 ]
  "Politiques de l'amitié."
  

  English version 4 given at a 30 Dec. 1988 conference of the American Philosophical Association on "Law and Society." The 1989-1990 seminar "Manger l'autre: Politiques de l'amitié" includes a Cornell version, which may have been for a 1988 conference. See also Politiques de l'amitié, suivi de L'oreille de Heidegger for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 80 : 2 ]
  Versions 1-4 and copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 80 : 3 ]
  Versions 5-7
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 80 : 4 ]
  English version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 80 : 5 ]
  English versions 2 and 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 80 : 6 ]
  English version 4 and copy, conference notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 80 : 7 ]
  Notes, articles
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 80 : 8 ]
  Correspondence and response to Derrida by Thomas McCarthy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 80 : 9 ]
  English offprints
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 80 : 10 - 81 : 6 ]
  Politiques de l'amitié, suivi de l'oreille de Heidegger.
  

  See also also "Politics and friendship: an interview with Jacques Derrida" and "Voix de l'ami."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 80 : 10-11 ]
  Proofs 1.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 81 : 1-3 ]
  Proofs 2.
  3 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 81 : 4 ]
  Fragmented proofs 3-5
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 81 : 5 ]
  Fragmented proofs 6-8
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 81 : 6 ]
  "L'oreille de Heidegger," proofs 9-10
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 81 : 7 ]
  Politique de la recherche pour l'avenir.
  

  Colloquium, probably 1989, of the Ecole des hautes études en sciences sociales at Marseille, at which Derrida gave brief "intervention."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 81 : 8-9 ]
  "Ponctuations: le temps de la thèse."
  

  Given at Derrida's thesis defense in 1980 at the Sorbonne before a jury presided over by De Gandillac and composed of Aubenque, Desanti (director of the thesis), Joly Lescault, and Levinas See also Du Droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 81 : 8 ]
  Versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 81 : 9 ]
  Version 3 and copy, version 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 81 : 10 ]
  "Ponge poète français,"  1998 .
  

  Given at City University of New York after the death of Ponge.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 81 : 11 ]
  "La portée des noms," conference flyer and 2 versions.
  

  Given 16 Mar. 1991 for Collège International de philosophie after Alexander Garcia-Dˆŗttmann's "La Parole donée."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 1-6 ]
  Positions. Entretiens avec Henri Rose, Julia Kristeva, Jean-Louis Houdebine, Guy Scarpetta, interviews,  1970-1971 .
  

  Versions and proofs are for Houdebine and Scarpetta interview; remaining material may be for other interviews. Derrida did not attend the 1970 City University of New York colloquium. See also in this series the single "Seminar on 'Positing' and 'Position'" given at Cornell on 17 Sep. 1986. Versions 3 through 5 are fragments.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 1 ]
  Versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 2 ]
  Versions 4-6
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 3 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 4 ]
  Questions and responses
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 5 ]
  Notes, correspondence regarding 1970 CUNY colloquium
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 6 ]
  Material for German edition, includes "Vortwort" and additional interview
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 7-10 ]
  "Pour l'amour de Lacan."
  

  Given at the 27 May 1990 colloquium "Lacan avec les philosophes" organized by the Collège international de philosophie. Derrida's paper was in response to papers by René Major and Stephen Melville.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 7 ]
  Versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 8 ]
  Colloquium version and flyer
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 9 ]
  Participant papers by Jean-Claude Milner, Alain Badiou, Stephen Melville and René Major
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 10 ]
  Proofs and 24 Mar. 1990 interview
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 11-12 ]
  "Préférer préfaire à prédire: comment traduire--le dérapage d'une préface."
  

  Written as a preface to Ulrike Dˆŗnkelsbˆŗhler's Kritik der Rahmien Vernunft Paregra-Versionen nach Kant u. Derrida.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 11 ]
  Versions 1 and 2, German version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 12 ]
  Version 3, Dˆŗnkelsbˆŗhler's text and evaluation of Dˆŗnkelsbˆŗhler's text
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 13 ]
  "Préjugés: devant la loi."
  

  Given at a Jul.-Aug. 1982 colloquium at Cerisy-la-Salle. See also "Devant la loi" for the continuation of the text.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 14-15 ]
  "Prénoms de Benjamin."
  

  Given at the 26 Apr. 1990 colloquium "Nazism and the 'Final Solution': Probing the Limits of Representation," organized by Saul Friedlander. Given as a preamble for the second half of "Force de loi: The Mystical Foundation of Authority," which was given in English.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 14 ]
  Versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 82 : 15 ]
  Versions 4 and 5
  



• "'Le Presque rien de l'imprésentable,'" interview,  1982 .
  

  See Points de suspension for proofs.

  
  



• "Le Principe de raison et l'idée de l'Université."
  

  See "Les Pupilles de l'Université. Le principe de raison et l'idée de l'Université."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 83 : 1-4 ]
  Le problème de la genèse dans la philosophie de Husserl
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 83 : 1-3 ]
  Proofs 1.
  3 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 83 : 4 ]
  Proofs 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 83 : 5 ]
  "Le program philosophique de Derrida," interview with Robert Maggiori, questions and 3 versions of responses,  1990 
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 83 : 6 ]
  "Proverb: 'He that would pun,'" notes, 3 French versions and English conference version.
  

  Given at a 1985 Cornell conference.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 1-7 ]
  "Psyché: Inventions de l'autre"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 1 ]
  Versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 2 ]
  Version 3, 2 copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 3 ]
  Version 3, 3 copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 4 ]
  Versions 4 and 5
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 5 ]
  Version 6, 3 copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 6 ]
  English versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 7 ]
  Book flap and back cover
  



• "La Psyché judéo-allemande: les exemples de Hermann Cohen et de Franz Rosenzweig."
  

  See "Interpretations at War: Kant, the Jew, the German."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 8-12 ]
  "Les pupilles de l'université.
  

  Le principe de raison et l'idée de l'université." Given at Derrida's inauguration as Andrew D. White Professor-at-Large at Cornell, 19 Apr. 1983 in English. At Cornell on 18 Apr. 1983, Derrida also gave a 1-séance seminar "Le Professeur, le maître et l'artiste: de Kant à Schelling." See also Du Droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 8 ]
  French versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 9 ]
  French versions 4-6.
  

  Version 5 was probably given at Frankfurt and version 6 at Tokyo in 1983 (per the itinerary with "Table ronde à la maison Franco-Japonaise autour de Jacques Derrida.")

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 10 ]
  English versions 1-2, conference notes.
  

  Version 2 and notes are from Cornell.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 11 ]
  Correspondence and notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 12 ]
  French and English offprints
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 13 ]
  "Les puits et la pyramide: Introduction à la sémiologie de Hegel," French and English versions.
  

  First written for a seminar with Jean Hyppolite at the Collège de France, 16 Jan. 1968. See also Marges - de la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



• "Qu'est-ce que c'est la poésie?"
  

  See Che cos'è la poesia?

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 84 : 14 ]
  "Qual Quelle; Les sources de Valéry," offprint.
  

  See also Marges - de la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 1 ]
  Question to François Laruelle "à propos de Machines textuelles: deconstruction et libito d'écriture," includes the question and Laruelle's response
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 2 ]
  "Questions à professor Apel."
  

  Published in German in Zeit Mitschrift.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 3 ]
  "Les questions actuelles de l'enseignement philosophique," versions 1 and 2 and program.
  

  Derrida was in a debate with Gérard Granel and Patrice Vermeren opening this 15 Oct. 1986 colloquium at the Collège International de Philosophie, Paris. Derrida's text begins "Je ne prendrai la parole..."

  
  



• "Qui a peur de la philosophie?"
  

  See Du droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 4 ]
  Radio France Culture Broadcast, notes, 1988 or 1989.
  



• "La Raison depuis l'inconscient."
  

  See "N'oublions pas la psychanalyse."

  
  



• "Rapport de la Commission de Philosophie et d'Epistemologie."
  

  See Du droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 5 ]
  "Réflexions sur l'etat actuel et les perspectives de l'enseignement de la philosophie en France: La philosophie demandée," versions 1-5 and copy, and proofs.
  

  Given 24 Nov. 1990 at the Société Française de Philosophie.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 6 ]
  "Rencontre autour d'un poète: L'ombre de Celan," discussion between Derrida and Michael Nyman ,  1992 .
  

  Derrida refused publication.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 7 ]
  "Le repondeur automatique n'est pas seulement celui qu'on pensee...," proofs.
  

  Interview with Guitta Pessis Pasternak for Le Nouvel Observateur, 1986. Publication refused.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 8 ]
  "Résistances," proofs.
  

  Given 30 Oct.-6 Nov. 1991 at the colloquium "La Notion d'analyse." At the same colloquium gave "'Etre juste avec Freud.' L'histoire de la folie à l'âge de la psychanalyse."

  
  



• Résistance de la psychanalyse.
  

  All material is with the individual essays: "Résistances," "Pour l'amour de Lacan," and "'Etre juste avec Freud.' L'histoire de la folie à l'âge de la psychanalyse."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 9 ]
  Response to M. Farias for Le nouvel observateur, 3 versions
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 10-14 ]
  "Restitutions de la vérité en pointure"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 10 ]
  Notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 11 ]
  Version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 12 ]
  Version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 13 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 14 ]
  Images
  



• "Le Retrait de l'apocalypse."
  

  See "Les Discours de la fin."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 15 ]
  "Le retrait de la métaphore," notes, version 1, proofs and offprint.
  

  Given Jun. 1978 at the University of Geneva conference "Philosophy and Metaphor."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 16-18 ]
  "Rhétorique de la drogue," interview,  1988 .
  

  See also Points de suspension for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 16 ]
  Questions, notes and versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 17 ]
  Proofs 1-3 and copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 85 : 18 ]
  English offprints
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 1 ]
  Richard Rorty's "Science as solidarity," notes, French and English versions of Rorty's text.
  

  Translation by Andrée Lyotard-May.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 2-4 ]
  "Le Ruban de machine à écrire: Limited Ink (2) ('within such limits')"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 2 ]
  Version
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 3 ]
  Version copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 4 ]
  "Comme si c'était possible, 'within such limits'..."
  



• "S'il y a lieu de traduire: I. La philosophie dans sa langue nationale (vers une 'licterature françois')."
  

  See "Semiotics of Literary Translation" for versions. See Du Droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



• "S'il y a lieu de traduire: II. Les romans de Descartes ou l'économie des mots."
  

  See "Semiotics of Literary Translation" for versions. See Du Droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 5-6 ]
  "Le Sacrifice."
  

  Text is a transcription of a 20 Oct. 1991 interview at the meeting "L'irreprésentable, le secret, la nuit, le forclos."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 5 ]
  Versions 1-3, proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 6 ]
  French offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 7 ]
  "Le Sans de la coupure pure ( Le Parergon II)," offprint.
  

  See also "Le Parergon" for a related offprint.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 8-12 ]
  Sauf le nom (Post-scriptum).
  

  See also Passions for additional proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 8 ]
  Notes, text fragments.
  

  Page [4] was wrapped around pages [5]-[8].

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 9 ]
  Versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 10 ]
  English version, translation by John P. Leavey, Jr.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 11 ]
  Proofs 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 12 ]
  Proofs 4, text for the monograph
  



•  [ Box : Folder : FB-2 : 2 ]
  Oversize cover proof
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 86 : 13 ]
  "Sauver les phénomènes," 3 versions
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 1-4 ]
  Schibboleth, pour Paul Celan.
  

  Given 14 Oct. 1984 at University of Washington's "International Paul Celan Symposium," where Derrida also responded to the panel "The Problem of Philosophical Implications in Celan's Work." See also Acts of Literature for the Attridge introduction to a selection.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 1 ]
  Notes, articles and correspondence
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 2 ]
  Versions 1 and 2, proofs and offprint.
  

  Versions and proofs appear to be for the published article, not the monograph.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 3 ]
  English version and offprint, translation by Joshua Wilner
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 4 ]
  Colloquium correspondence and program
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 5-7 ]
  "Scribble: pouvoir l'ecrire," preface to William Warburton's Essai sur les hiéroglyphes des Egyptiens oˆ¼ l'on voit l'origine et le progrès du langue et de l'écriture, l'antiquité des sciences en Egypte, et l'origine du culte des animaux
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 5 ]
  Introduction and notes by Patrick Tort
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 6 ]
  Versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 7 ]
  Proofs and offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 8 ]
  "Seminar on 'Positing' and 'Position,'" correspondence, announcement, 2 versions and articles.
  

  Material is a 1-session séance given in English at Cornell, 17 September 1986. Derrida also gave "How to Avoid Speaking" in English.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 9 ]
  "Sémiologie et grammatologie" offprint,  1977 .
  

  Interview around De la grammatologie, L'Ecriture et la différence, and La Voix et le phénomène.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 10-13 ]
  Semiotics of Literary Translation, conference at Emmanuel College, University of Toronto, with the Toronto Semiotic Circle and the 5th International Summer Institute for Semiotic and Structural Studies Title,  22-24 Jun. 1984 .
  

  Derrida gave 4 lectures in English. See also Du droit à la philosophie for proofs. See also "Les Langages et les institutions de la philosophie" for a later English version and a French offprint.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 10 ]
  Lecture 1, "S'il y a lieu de traduire: la philosophie dans sa langue nationale vers une licterature françois," 2 versions; lecture 2, "S'il y a lieu de traduire: les romans de Descartes ou l'économie des mots," 2 versions
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 11 ]
  Lecture 3, "Chaire vacante: censure, maîtrise et magistralité," 3 versions; lecture 4, "Théologie de la traduction," English translation by P. Bouissac.
  

  Two sessions of the 1982 - 1983 seminar "La Raison universitaire" may possibly have been revised as "La Chaire vacante."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 12 ]
  Conference program, English versions
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 87 : 13 ]
  F. W. I. Schelling's On University Studies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 88 : 1-6 ]
  "Signéponge."
  

  Given at the 10 Aug. 1975 Cerisy-la-Salle colloquium "Ponge inventeur et classique." See also Acts of Literature for an Attridge introduction to a selection.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 88 : 1 ]
  Versions 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 88 : 2 ]
  Versions 4-6
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 88 : 3 ]
  Version 7, various pages, articles
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 88 : 4 ]
  Proofs 1-3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 88 : 5 ]
  Proofs 4, offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 88 : 6 ]
  Correspondence, colloquium notes, introduction to the English translation
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 88 : 7 ]
  "Signature, évenement, contexte," offprint.
  

  Given Aug. 1971, University of Montreal, at the XVe Congrès International de l'Association des Sociétés de Philosophie de Langue Français on "Communication." See also Limited Inc. and Marges - de la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 88 : 8 ]
  "Some Questions and Responses."
  

  Published conversation with Derrida in English at the colloquium "The Linguistics of Writing," 4-6 Jul. 1986, organized by the Programme in Literary Linguistics at Strathclyde University, Glasgow.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 88 : 9 ]
  "Some Statements and Truisms about Neologisms, Newisms, Positisms, and Other Small Seismisms," 2 versions and copy.
  

  Given Spring 1987 in English at the UCI colloquium "The States of Theory," organized by the Critical Theory Institute. Translation by Anne Tomiche.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 89 : 1 - 90 : 3 ]
  "Spectres de Marx: L'état de la dette, le travail du deuil et la nouvelle Internationale."
  

  Given 22-23 Apr. 1993 in English at UC Riverside conference "Whither Marxism?" organized by Bernd Magnus and Stephen Cullenberg.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 89 : 1 ]
  Notes, versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 89 : 2 ]
  Versions 3-5
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 89 : 3 ]
  Version 6
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 89 : 4 ]
  English conference version, translated by Peggy Kamuf, includes article on the murder of Chris Hani
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 89 : 5 ]
  Proofs 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 89 : 6 - 90 : 1 ]
  Proofs 2.
  2 folders.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 90 : 2 ]
  Proofs 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 90 : 3 ]
  Proofs 4
  



• "Spéculer - sur 'Freud.'"
  

  See La Carte postale: de Socrate à Freud et au delà for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 90 : 4 ]
  "Le Supplément de copule: La philosophie devant la linguistique," offprint.
  

  See also Marges - de la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 90 : 5-8 ]
  "Survivre: Journal de bord."
  

  Given at a conference in Vienna, probably 1977. Contains "Le Bord du text" and "Venise," which are specifically related to the Vienna conference.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 90 : 5 ]
  "Survivre" versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 90 : 6 ]
  "Journal de bord" versions 1 and 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 90 : 7 ]
  "Le bord du texte," "Venise"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 90 : 8 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 90 : 9-10 ]
  "Syllabe"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 90 : 9 ]
  Versions 1-8 and copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 90 : 10 ]
  Versions 9 and 10, includes several excerpts of various texts
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 90 : 11 ]
  "Table ronde à la Maison Franco-Japonaise autour de Jacques Derrida," itinerary, transcription.
  

  Material is from a round table discussion 4 Nov. 1983 in Tokyo at the end of a Japan trip in which Derrida gave several papers: "Des tour de Babel," 24 Oct. at Maison Franco-Japonaise; "Devant la loi," 26-28 Oct. at Institut Franco-Japonaise de Tokyo et Fukuoka; "Les Pupilles de l'Université," 27 Oct. at University of Tokyo; 3 séances of "Donner - le temps," 29 Oct.-1 Nov. at Institut Franco-Japonais de Kyoto; and "Enseigner la philosophie," 2 Nov. at University of Tohoku (SendaˆŲ, Japan).

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 1-3 ]
  "Télépathie"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 1 ]
  Notes, version 1 and copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 2 ]
  Version 2 and copy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 3 ]
  Proofs 1-3, proofs 3 are for Furor.
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 4 ]
  "Le temps des adieux: Heidegger (lu par) Hegel (lu par) Malabou," offprint from Revue philosophique,  1988 
  



• "Le Théâtre de la cruauté et la clôture de la représentation."
  

  See L'Ecriture et la différence for proofs.

  
  



• "Théologie de la traduction."
  

  See "Semiotics of Literary Translation" for versions. See Du droit à la philosophie for proofs. See "Les Langages et les Institutions de la philosophie" for an offprint.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 5-6 ]
  "This is Not an Oral Footnote."
  

  Given 8-10 April 1988 in English at the UCI conference "Annotation and its Texts."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 5 ]
  French versions 1 and 2, English versions 1 and 2, notes
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 6 ]
  Conference and publication materials
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 7-9 ]
  "Titre (à préciser)."
  

  Given 14 Mar. 1979 at St. Louis University in Brussels. Also given 8 May 1979 at University of Freiburg-in-Brisgau. Also given 1980 at UCI and probably also at UC Santa Cruz and UC San Diego. "Titre (à préciser)" is the title of one conference, the three others are titled "Babel aujourd'hui." The first is on Blanchot's "Un récit" in La Folie du jour and the second is on La Tâche du traducteur and Illuminations. See also "Le Concept de littérature comparée et les problèmes théoriques de la traduction" for an introduction to a conference.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 7 ]
  Version 1 and copy, versions 2 and 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 8 ]
  Version 4, version 5 and copies
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 9 ]
  Correspondence regarding UCI conference, articles, proofs and English offprint
  



• "Titre (pour le Collège International de Philosophie)."
  

  See Du droit à la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 10 ]
  "Le toucher: d'un baiser sur les yeux," 2 versions
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 11 ]
  "La tragedie est-elle morte aujourd'hui?"
  

  Given at a conference in Bressanone, Italy, 1966.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 91 : 12 ]
  "Tympan."
  

  See also Marges de la philosophie for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 92 : 1-5 ]
  Ulysse gramophone: deux mots pour Joyce
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 92 : 1 ]
  Proofs 1, of first half only
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 92 : 2 ]
  Proofs 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 92 : 3 ]
  Proofs 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 92 : 4 ]
  Proofs 4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 92 : 5 ]
  Proofs 5
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 92 : 6 ]
  "Ulysse gramophone: L'oui dire de Joyce."
  

  See also Ulysse Gramophone: deux mots pour Joyce for proofs. Copy of the article used as proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 92 : 7 ]
  "Das Unheimliche: Philosophy, Architecture, the City," 2 versions and copy.
  

  Given at a 26-27 Apr. 1991 De Paul University conference. Material is a transcription of the final session in English with Daniel Libeskind's "The Jewish Museum, Berlin" and Derrida's "Response."

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 92 : 8 ]
  "Un ver à soie (points de vue piqués sur l'autre voile)," English offprint
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 92 : 9 ]
  "La vérité en peinture," interview with Jean-Luc Nancy
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 92 : 10 ]
  "Vers la déconstruction," proofs.
  

  Introduction and interview with Didier Cahen, 22 Mar. 1986.
  

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 92 : 11 ]
  Victor Cousin colloquium, with Pierre Alexandre and John Llwewelyn.
  

  Includes correspondence from Christie Macdonald.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 92 : 12 ]
  "Videor"
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 93 : 1-3 ]
  "Violence et métaphysique: Essai sur la pensée d'Emmanuel Levinas."
  

  See also L'Ecriture et la différence for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 93 : 1 ]
  Version 1
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 93 : 2 ]
  Version 2
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 93 : 3 ]
  Version 3
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 93 : 4 ]
  "Voice II," questions, responses, 2 versions and offprint.
  

  1984 interview with Verena Andermatt Conley. See also Points de suspension for proofs.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 93 : 5 ]
  "La voix de l'ami," 2 versions and offprint.
  

  Part of an introduction to Politiques de l'amitié; suivi de l'Oreille de Heidegger.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 93 : 6-7 ]
  La voix et le phénomène: Introduction au problème du signe dans le phénomenologie de Husserl.
  

  Proofs are for the 1967 edition. See also "Sémiologie et grammatologie" for a related interview.

  
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 93 : 6 ]
  Versions 1-4
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 93 : 7 ]
  Proofs
  



•  [ Box : Folder : 93 : 8 ]
  "Y-a-t-il une langue philosophique?" proofs.
  

  1988 interview. See also Points de suspension for additional proofs.