Jean Khalfa
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 482807 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jean Khalfa |
| NOMBRES | Jean |
| APELLIDO | Khalfa |
| FIRMA | KHALFA J |
| AFILIACIONES | Centro Universitário Newton Paiva |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5815-1085 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1998 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Fanon's Tosquelles
This article examines the decisive role played by Francesc Tosquelles and the institutional psychotherapy of Saint-Alban in the formation of Frantz Fanon's psychiatric and political thought. Focusing on Fanon's fifteen-month apprenticeship at Saint-Alban (1952–1953), it argues that the conceptual tools he later mobilized to analyze colonial alienation, violence, and disalienation were forged within a shared epistemology of psychiatry that rejecte…
Pour Fanon, la colonisation, comme la folie, est une pathologie de la liberté
A Theory of Subversion that could not also Serve the Cause of Oppression
May ‘68 is the peak of a transformation within radical thought that followed the discovery of the nature of Stalinism and the difficulties of decolonization. If it finished with a series of socioeconomic reforms, it had started as a revolutionary movement that tried to implement what Jacques Rancière referred to as a theory of subversion that could not also serve the cause of oppression. This movement was also deeply influenced by transformations…
Éthique et violence chez Frantz Fanon
Querelle des universels. Souleymane Bachir Diagne et Jean-Loup Amselle
Pour Felix Lanzmann
Soigner les pathologies de la liberté. Fanon psychiatre
Joseph Zobel in Paris
Joseph Zobel (1915–2006) is well known in the English-speaking world for his autobiographical novel Black Shack Alley (La Rue Cases-Negres, 1950) which was made into a successful film by Euzhan Pal
Jean Cavaillès on the Effectiveness of Symbolic Thought
The philosopher of Mathematics Jean Cavaillès (1903-1944) plays an important role in Claude Imbert's thought. His published work had a significant impact after the war. It is largely a reflection on debates on the foundation of mathematics and on two opposed models of axiomatics, foundationalist and constructionist. The philosophy he announced (cut short by his death during World War II) was to be a study of the generativity of conceptual structu…
La Chine en Afrique
en colre
Naissance de la négritude
Obituary
The Heart of the Black Race’
There are many well-known images of black Paris in the first half of the past century. For instance Josephine Baker in the Tumulte Negre lithographs by Paul Colin, modern in her pure silhouette, pr
Fanon, Corps perdu
Claude Lanzmann in conversation
My body, this skin, this fire
La transition
Pustules, spirals, volcanoes
Une raison en acte
The Heart of the Black Race’
There are many well-known images of black Paris in the first half of the past century. For instance Josephine Baker in the Tumulte Negre lithographs by Paul Colin, modern in her pure silhouette, pr
La Chine en Afrique
en colre
Naissance de la négritude
Fanon, Corps perdu
My body, this skin, this fire
Pustules, spirals, volcanoes
Une raison en acte
Pustules, spirals, volcanoes
La transition
Claude Lanzmann in conversation
My body, this skin, this fire
Fanon, Corps perdu
Obituary
The Heart of the Black Race’
There are many well-known images of black Paris in the first half of the past century. For instance Josephine Baker in the Tumulte Negre lithographs by Paul Colin, modern in her pure silhouette, pr
Naissance de la négritude
La Chine en Afrique
en colre
Jean Cavaillès on the Effectiveness of Symbolic Thought
The philosopher of Mathematics Jean Cavaillès (1903-1944) plays an important role in Claude Imbert's thought. His published work had a significant impact after the war. It is largely a reflection on debates on the foundation of mathematics and on two opposed models of axiomatics, foundationalist and constructionist. The philosophy he announced (cut short by his death during World War II) was to be a study of the generativity of conceptual structu…
Joseph Zobel in Paris
Joseph Zobel (1915–2006) is well known in the English-speaking world for his autobiographical novel Black Shack Alley (La Rue Cases-Negres, 1950) which was made into a successful film by Euzhan Pal
Soigner les pathologies de la liberté. Fanon psychiatre
Pour Felix Lanzmann
Éthique et violence chez Frantz Fanon
Querelle des universels. Souleymane Bachir Diagne et Jean-Loup Amselle
A Theory of Subversion that could not also Serve the Cause of Oppression
May ‘68 is the peak of a transformation within radical thought that followed the discovery of the nature of Stalinism and the difficulties of decolonization. If it finished with a series of socioeconomic reforms, it had started as a revolutionary movement that tried to implement what Jacques Rancière referred to as a theory of subversion that could not also serve the cause of oppression. This movement was also deeply influenced by transformations…
Pour Fanon, la colonisation, comme la folie, est une pathologie de la liberté
Fanon's Tosquelles
This article examines the decisive role played by Francesc Tosquelles and the institutional psychotherapy of Saint-Alban in the formation of Frantz Fanon's psychiatric and political thought. Focusing on Fanon's fifteen-month apprenticeship at Saint-Alban (1952–1953), it argues that the conceptual tools he later mobilized to analyze colonial alienation, violence, and disalienation were forged within a shared epistemology of psychiatry that rejecte…
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