Deals with abundant, generous, other-regarding love. This book offers an engagement with Helene Cixous’ philosophies of love, inviting readers to reflect on the conditions of subjectivity that just might open…

In the first English translation of Cixous’ book Photos de Racine, the authors explore Cixous’ development as a writer and intellectual. For students and scholars of French feminist theory, gender…

Using Helene Cixous’ notion of ‘l'ecriture feminine’ as an analogy for transformational learning and an investigative tool, Hoult explores why some adult learners are able to survive and thrive in…

This book combines loosely ‘autobiographical’ texts by two of the most influential French intellectuals of our time. ‘Savoir’, by Helene Cixous, and Jacques Derrida’s A Silkworm of One’s Own.

Describes a love between two women in its totality, experienced as both a physical presence and a sense of infinity. This book also notes the contemporary emphasis on ‘fictions of…

Masterfully translated by Laurent Milesi, this book preserves the sonic complexities and intricate wordplay at the core of author’s writing, and reveals the struggles, ideas, and intents at the center…

Born in Oran, Algeria, the author spent her childhood in France’s former colony. This title is her memoir of a preadolescence that shaped her with intense feelings of alienation, yet…

For years, Helene Cixous has been writing down fragments of her dreams immediately after awaking. The you of the title is fellow philosopher and friend Jacques Derrida. This book reflects…