Études Ricoeuriennes / Ricoeur Studies

Études ricœuriennes / Ricœur Studies (ERRS) is an electronic, open access, peer-reviewed academic journal devoted to the study of the work of Paul Ricœur. The journal was founded in 2010 by Scott Davidson, Johann Michel and George Taylor. ERRS is interdisciplinary in scope and seeks to continue Ricœur's own dialogue across the disciplines (law, political science, sociology, anthropology, history, to name only a few). ERRS invites critical appraisals and constructive extensions of Ricœur's vast oeuvre. ERRS also welcomes original contributions from the intellectual traditions (hermeneutics, phenomenology, structuralism, analytic philosophy...) and themes (memory, history, justice, recognition...) that Ricœur engaged in his work.

Editorial Direction : Prof. Ernst Wolff and Prof. Jean-Luc Amalric

Editorial Secretary : Amélie Canu

Editorial Board :

Prof. Olivier Abel	Prof. Pamela Sue Anderson	Prof. John Arthos
Prof. Marie-France Bégué	Prof. Patrick Bourgeois	Prof. Andris Breitling
Prof. Marc Breviglieri	Prof. Jeffrey Barash	Prof. Mireille Delbraccio
Prof. François Dosse	Prof. Farhang Erfani	Prof. Gaelle Fiasse
Prof. Michael Foessel	Prof. Daniel Frey	Catherine Goldenstein
Prof. Jerôme de Gramont	Prof. Jean Greisch	Prof. Jean Grondin
Prof. Christina Gschwandtner	Prof. Annemie Halsema	Prof. Domenico Jervolino
Prof. Morny Joy	Prof. Maureen Junker-Kenny	Prof. Richard Kearney
Prof. Marc de Launay	Prof. Sabina Loriga	Prof. Patricio Andrés Mena Malet
Prof. Todd Mei	Olivier Mongin	Prof. Mirela Oliva
Prof. David Pellauer	Prof. Jérôme Porée	Prof. Charles Reagan
Prof. Myriam Revault d'Allonnes	Prof. Andreea Ritivoi	Prof. Roger Savage
Jean-Louis Schlegel	Prof. William Schweiker	Prof. Alison Scott- Bauman
Prof. Nicola Stricker	Prof. Páll Skúlason	Prof. John Starkey
Prof. Dan Stiver	Prof. Yasuhiko Sugimura	Prof. George Taylor
Prof. Laurent Thevenot	Prof. Gilbert Vincent	Prof. Mark Wallace Prof. Johann Michel