Philippe Zard
Membre du comité de rédaction
Philippe Zard is professor of comparative literature at the Université Paris-Nanterre, where his research centers on political and religious imagination in European literature. His books include La Fiction de l'Occident. Thomas Mann, Franz Kafka, Albert Cohen (The Fiction of the West: Thomas Mann, Franz Kafka, Albert Cohen) (PUF, 1999) and De Shylock à Cinoc. Essai sur les judaïsmes apocryphes (From Shylock to Cinoc: An Essay on Apocryphal Judaisms) (Garnier, 2018). He also edited the critical edition of Albert Cohen's four-novel cycle, Solal et les Solal, for Gallimard (Quarto, 2018).
Articles (10)
- No. 22 Anatomy of a Discomfort. Reading the Political Poetry of Mahmoud Darwish
- No. 20 The touchy subject — an interview with Brigitte Stora
- No. 19 Meddeb the sage: the honor of an intellectual
- No. 17 An interview with Rabbi Yeshaya Dalsace
- No. 17 From Revolution to Revelation: the Benny Lévy impasse
- No. 14 The Invisible Border — An Interview with Nathalie Azoulai
- No. 14 On some ethical stakes of *The Metamorphosis*
- No. 13 A strange apostle: reflections on the Badiou question
- No. 12 The Commander in Hell: Free Variations on Don Juan
- No. 11 Europe and the Jews. The specious genealogies of Jean-Claude Milner