I first came across Julia Kristeva’s name in the late nineties, when I was a teen-ager, on the masthead of a small Bulgarian newspaper, Literaturen Vestnik, to which I had just begun contributing.

Philosopher, linguist, and literary critic Julia Kristeva’s short book on the writings of Fyodor Dostoevsky juxtaposes vignettes from her own past with observations about the writer who influenced her ...

A. The latter makes you an offer that you can’t understand. Kristeva has expressed concern that her reputation has been harmed. In truth, the damage had been done long ago. The misadventures of ...

If you value our coverage and want to support more of it, please join us as a member. At 76, Julia Kristeva is arguably the most prominent living psychoanalyst in the world and a cornerstone of ...

E-mail: [email protected] Recently, the New York Times printed a surprising profile of French poststructuralist philosopher Julia Kristeva, in which she disavowed the political correctness ...

Then again, Julia Kristeva was no flame-throwing atheist. Some sentences of her speech could have been lifted from a papal discourse. "In order for humanism to develop and re-establish itself ...

Julia Kristeva’s book on Dostoevsky appears in a series from Buchet/Chastel called ‘Les Auteurs de ma vie’. Earlier titles included works by Stefan Zweig on Tolstoy, Thomas Mann on Schopenhauer, Paul ...

Julia Kristeva, trans. from the French by Lorna Scott Fox. Columbia Univ., $35 (624p) ISBN 978-0-231-14960-0 Kristeva, a preeminent French linguist and psychoanalyst, continues her advance into ...