Attention - Simone Weil

Source: J.P. Little, ed., Simone Weil on Colonialism (Rowman & Littlefield, 2003), pp. 86, 89-100.

In This Issue: New and Forthcoming

Ronald KL Collins read

The Language of Limitation as the Key to Simone Weil’s Understanding of Beauty and Justice

Lawrence E. Schmidt read

Weil’s Single-Minded Commitment to Truth: A Q & A Interview with J. P. Little

Ronald Collins & J.P. Little read

Performing “The Iliad or Poem of Force”: A Q&A Interview with Simona Giurgea

Ronald KL Collins & Simona Giurgea read

Thoughts on Suffering, the Christian Life and the Weilian Connection

Tomeu Estelrich read

Thinking about Thinking

Eric O. Springsted read

The Pandemic of Force: A Weilian Review of Apollo’s Arrow

Kathryn Lawson read

70 Years Later – Still Waiting for God: A Few Thoughts on a New Edition of a Weil Classic

Ronald Collins read

Soul Learns Everything from Body

Stephanie Strickland read

Resource Updates

Written 2021
From Innate Morality Towards a New Political Ethos: Simone Weil with Carol Gilligan and Judith Butler
Aviad Heifetz read
Seen May 2, 2021
The Subversive Simone Weil: Robert Zaretsky in conversation with Lottie Moore
Robert Zaretsky with Lottie Moore watch
Written 2021
Reality and Recurrence: Reflections on Nietzsche and Weil
Stuart Jesson read
Written June 28, 2021
“Why am I being Hurt?”
Agnes Callard read
Written June 10, 2021
Theatre project explores the philosophy of French mystic Simone Weil
Staff Reporter read

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