Etudes Ricoeuriennes/ Ricoeur Studies (ERRS) is an electronic, open access, peer-reviewed academic journal devoted to the study of the work of Paul Ricoeur. The journal was founded in 2010 by Scott Davidson, Johann Michel and George Taylor. ERRS is interdisciplinary in scope and seeks to continue Ricoeur'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 Ricoeur's vast oeuvre. ERRS also welcomes original contributions from the intellectual traditions (hermeneutics, phenomenology, structuralism, analytic philosophy ...) and themes (memory, history, justice, recognition ...) that Ricoeur engaged in his work.
Editorial Direction : Prof. Eileen Brennan and Prof. Jean-Luc Amalric
Editorial Secretary : Guillaume Braunstein
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 |
Vol 5, No 2 (2014)
Table of Contents
Articles
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Jean-Luc AMALRIC
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1-4
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Jean-Luc AMALRIC
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5-8
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Jean-Luc AMALRIC
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9-22
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PEGGY AVEZ
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23-34
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Social imagination, abused memory, and the political place of history in Memory, History, Forgetting
Esteban Lythgoe
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35-47
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Darryl Dale-Ferguson
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48-63
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Carlos Alfonso Garduño Comparán
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64-80
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Samuel Lelièvre
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81-104
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Varia
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Ernst Wolff
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105-127
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Book Reviews
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Marc-Antoine Vallée, Gadamer et Ricœur. La conception herméneutique du langage (Rennes: Presses universitaires de Rennes, coll. Philosophica, 2012), 242 pp.
Guillaume St-Laurent
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128-131
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Samuel Lelièvre
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132-136
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