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Winnie Woodhull

Biographic Data

ID415661
NAMEWinnie Woodhull
GIVEN NAMESWinnie
FAMILY NAMEWoodhull
SIGNATUREWOODHULL W
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS1
AUTHOR COUNT5
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1978
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1998
H-INDEX1
  • Colonial Conquest and the Cinematic Femme Fatale

    Winnie Woodhull•ARTICLE•Parallax•1998

  • Etrangers a nous-memes

    Winnie Woodhull, Julia Kristeva•ARTICLE•SubStance•1990

  • Prometheus, the First Philosopher

    Sarah Kofman, Winnie Woodhull•BOOK•SubStance•1986

    This interview with Sarah Kofman explores her philosophical interpretations of the Prometheus myth, focusing on his role as a "first philosopher" who steals fire (representing knowledge and technology) from the gods. Kofman discusses how Prometheus's act symbolizes the human desire for knowledge and the inherent dangers and responsibilities that come with it. She connects this myth to various philosophical concepts, including the nature of creati…

  • New French Feminisms

    Winnie Woodhull•REVIEW•SubStance•1980

  • Exact and Human

    Michel Serres, Winnie Woodhull et al.•ARTICLE•SubStance•1978•Cited by: 1

    Boston, January 17th, 1950, sky 38% cloudy, cirro cumulus. A depression was announced over the Atlantic; it was moving from West to East toward an anticyclone situated over Russia, and so far showed no signs of avoiding it by swerving to the north. The isotherms and isotheres fulfilled their obligations. Robert Musil publishes in 1931 the first volume of The Man Without Qualities. From the first chapter, remarkably enough, nothing follows. As a c…

  • Exact and Human

    Michel Serres, Winnie Woodhull et al.•ARTICLE•SubStance•1978•Cited by: 1

    Boston, January 17th, 1950, sky 38% cloudy, cirro cumulus. A depression was announced over the Atlantic; it was moving from West to East toward an anticyclone situated over Russia, and so far showed no signs of avoiding it by swerving to the north. The isotherms and isotheres fulfilled their obligations. Robert Musil publishes in 1931 the first volume of The Man Without Qualities. From the first chapter, remarkably enough, nothing follows. As a c…

  • Exact and Human

    Michel Serres, Winnie Woodhull et al.•ARTICLE•SubStance•1978•Cited by: 1

    Boston, January 17th, 1950, sky 38% cloudy, cirro cumulus. A depression was announced over the Atlantic; it was moving from West to East toward an anticyclone situated over Russia, and so far showed no signs of avoiding it by swerving to the north. The isotherms and isotheres fulfilled their obligations. Robert Musil publishes in 1931 the first volume of The Man Without Qualities. From the first chapter, remarkably enough, nothing follows. As a c…

  • New French Feminisms

    Winnie Woodhull•REVIEW•SubStance•1980

  • Prometheus, the First Philosopher

    Sarah Kofman, Winnie Woodhull•BOOK•SubStance•1986

    This interview with Sarah Kofman explores her philosophical interpretations of the Prometheus myth, focusing on his role as a "first philosopher" who steals fire (representing knowledge and technology) from the gods. Kofman discusses how Prometheus's act symbolizes the human desire for knowledge and the inherent dangers and responsibilities that come with it. She connects this myth to various philosophical concepts, including the nature of creati…

  • Etrangers a nous-memes

    Winnie Woodhull, Julia Kristeva•ARTICLE•SubStance•1990

  • Colonial Conquest and the Cinematic Femme Fatale

    Winnie Woodhull•ARTICLE•Parallax•1998

Art (2 works) · Ancient history (1 works) · Archaeology (1 works) · Art history (1 works) · Classical Philosophy and Thought (1 works) · Cognitive science (1 works) · Colonialism (1 works) · Computer Science (1 works) · CONQUEST (1 works) · Earth Systems and Cosmic Evolution (1 works)

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