by my colleague Jeff Bell here.

here.

by Rick Elmore here. The book is an excellent collection, one where each links up well with the other chapters to build an overall argument.

Stuart Elden compares the two extant versions here.

Don’t read the publisher’s blurb (“fills a gap in the market”–the worst reason to buy a book, which means it just fills a gap in your bookcase forever) but the blurbs from the referees. With Stuart Elden’s book also out , this is the summer when Canguilhem finally gets some overdue love in English. (He was a major influence on Foucault and Derrida, among others, but of course a force in his own right.)

is available as text and video (scroll down) here. An important text on race, ecology, and the future of the human.

by Eva Anagnostou-Laoutides at Phenomenological Reviews. Some interesting comments on classicists’ hesitance to take Heidegger’s work on the Greeks seriously.