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Benoit Berthelier

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ID1255393
NAMEBenoit Berthelier
GIVEN NAMESBenoit
FAMILY NAMEBerthelier
SIGNATUREBERTHELIER B
AFFILIATIONSThe University of Sydney
ORCID0000-0003-1348-4086
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Faire du terrain en Corée du Nord

    Benoit Berthelier•ARTICLE•The journal of Korean studies•2025

    Is fieldwork in North Korea possible? Valérie Gelézeau and Benjamin Joinau’s edited volume addresses this question through a heterogeneous combination of introspective travelogues, academic essays, and raw notes as well as “scorias and scolias” (41) documenting the contributors’ past fieldwork and the volume’s editing process. The result is an unorthodox book that challenges academic writing conventions and raises stimulating methodological quest…

  • Automating Power

    Benoit Berthelier•ARTICLE•Technology and Culture•2024

    This study challenges the conventional Cold War narrative that portrays cybernetics as inherently opposed to communist authoritarianism and the perception of cybernetic control as a mechanism of liberal governmentality. It analyzes the introduction of cybernetics into the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) during the Cold War. Previous studies about cybernetics in the socialist world have described how the discipline's emphasis on objec…

  • La forme humaine

    Open Access•Benoit Berthelier•ARTICLE•Estudos de Nietzsche•2023

    La question « À quoi reconnaît-on un être humain ? » fait planer un certain doute sur notre capacité à reconnaître la forme humaine dans les multiples apparences que peut revêtir la vie. C’est sur fond de cette inquiétude sceptique, prenant acte du caractère instable, indistinct et pluriel de la vie humaine, que s’élaborent trois anthropologies philosophiques ici mises en dialogue : celle de Montaigne, de Nietzsche et de Wittgenstein. Ces trois a…

  • A forma humana

    Open Access•Benoit Berthelier•ARTICLE•Estudos de Nietzsche•2023

    A pergunta “Como reconhecemos um ser humano?” lança certa dúvida sobre nossa capacidade de reconhecer a forma humana nas múltiplas aparências que a vida pode assumir. É sobre o pano de fundo dessa inquietação cética, atentando para a natureza instável, indistinta e plural da vida humana, que se desenvolvem aqui três antropologias filosóficas postas em diálogo: a de Montaigne, a de Nietzsche e a de Wittgenstein. Esses três autores não têm como obj…

  • The Meaning of the Earth

    Benoit Berthelier•ARTICLE•The Journal of Nietzsche Studies•2023

    In this article, the author argues against a dominant trend in the literature on Nietzsche and the environment that is mostly concerned with assessing Nietzsche’s relevance to environmental ethics. The author departs from this trend by showing that Nietzsche can hardly provide the kind of intrinsic value theory typically needed to ground an environmental ethic. The author then suggests that an environmentalist reading of Nietzsche has much to gai…

  • Quantifying Quality

    Open Access•Benoit Berthelier•ARTICLE•The Journal of Asian Studies•2022•References: 27

    This article analyzes questions of literary production and literary value in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) using quantitative methods and data sets covering a significant part of the country's literary and intellectual output over forty years (1977-2016). The first part of the article adopts a thematic approach, using topic modeling and time series, to map the DPRK's literary output and investigate the influence of genre on lit…

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  • Quantifying Quality

    Open Access•Benoit Berthelier•ARTICLE•The Journal of Asian Studies•2022•References: 27

    This article analyzes questions of literary production and literary value in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) using quantitative methods and data sets covering a significant part of the country's literary and intellectual output over forty years (1977-2016). The first part of the article adopts a thematic approach, using topic modeling and time series, to map the DPRK's literary output and investigate the influence of genre on lit…

  • La forme humaine

    Open Access•Benoit Berthelier•ARTICLE•Estudos de Nietzsche•2023

    La question « À quoi reconnaît-on un être humain ? » fait planer un certain doute sur notre capacité à reconnaître la forme humaine dans les multiples apparences que peut revêtir la vie. C’est sur fond de cette inquiétude sceptique, prenant acte du caractère instable, indistinct et pluriel de la vie humaine, que s’élaborent trois anthropologies philosophiques ici mises en dialogue : celle de Montaigne, de Nietzsche et de Wittgenstein. Ces trois a…

  • A forma humana

    Open Access•Benoit Berthelier•ARTICLE•Estudos de Nietzsche•2023

    A pergunta “Como reconhecemos um ser humano?” lança certa dúvida sobre nossa capacidade de reconhecer a forma humana nas múltiplas aparências que a vida pode assumir. É sobre o pano de fundo dessa inquietação cética, atentando para a natureza instável, indistinta e plural da vida humana, que se desenvolvem aqui três antropologias filosóficas postas em diálogo: a de Montaigne, a de Nietzsche e a de Wittgenstein. Esses três autores não têm como obj…

  • The Meaning of the Earth

    Benoit Berthelier•ARTICLE•The Journal of Nietzsche Studies•2023

    In this article, the author argues against a dominant trend in the literature on Nietzsche and the environment that is mostly concerned with assessing Nietzsche’s relevance to environmental ethics. The author departs from this trend by showing that Nietzsche can hardly provide the kind of intrinsic value theory typically needed to ground an environmental ethic. The author then suggests that an environmentalist reading of Nietzsche has much to gai…

  • Automating Power

    Benoit Berthelier•ARTICLE•Technology and Culture•2024

    This study challenges the conventional Cold War narrative that portrays cybernetics as inherently opposed to communist authoritarianism and the perception of cybernetic control as a mechanism of liberal governmentality. It analyzes the introduction of cybernetics into the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) during the Cold War. Previous studies about cybernetics in the socialist world have described how the discipline's emphasis on objec…

  • Faire du terrain en Corée du Nord

    Benoit Berthelier•ARTICLE•The journal of Korean studies•2025

    Is fieldwork in North Korea possible? Valérie Gelézeau and Benjamin Joinau’s edited volume addresses this question through a heterogeneous combination of introspective travelogues, academic essays, and raw notes as well as “scorias and scolias” (41) documenting the contributors’ past fieldwork and the volume’s editing process. The result is an unorthodox book that challenges academic writing conventions and raises stimulating methodological quest…

Philosophy (4 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · History (2 works) · Korean Peninsula Historical and Political Studies (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, and Hegel (2 works)

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