By Jiwon Hahn In Nietzsche and Metaphor (1972), Sarah Kofman engages with Nietzsche’s text by exploring the relationship between metaphor and concept, as well as the role of language and memory, in writing and reading Nietzsche. At the very beginning… Continue Reading
Nietzsche and Metaphor is Sarah Kofman’s attempt at a “Nietzschean reading of Nietzsche” (Kofman 1993, p.xxii). Whereas a significant amount of work on his thought is concerned with his larger ideas (Übermensch, Eternal Return, etc), Kofman’s is a primarily textual… Continue Reading
7/13 | SARAH KOFMAN Articles by Professor Penelope Deutscher Pardon: Sarah Kofman and Jacques Derrida (On Mourning, Debt, and Seven Friendships), Journal of the British Society of Phenomenology, 31, 1 (2000): 21-35. Autobiobodies: Nietzsche and the Lifeblood of the Philosopher,… Continue Reading
Nietzsche 13/13 also has a digital life. In the same vein as our previous endeavors, the seminar will be live streamed and connected to the twitter. This is what we call LST Room –the virtual space where we would like… Continue Reading
Primary Texts: Sarah Kofman, Nietzsche and Metaphor, ed. and trans., Duncan Large (Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 1993); translation of 1972 book, Nietzsche et la métaphore (1972). Sarah Kofman, Nietzsche et la scène philosophique (1979). Secondary Texts: Sarah Kofman,… Continue Reading