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Dominique LESTEL
Maître de Conférences à l’ENS (DEC)
Membre des Archives Husserl
Contact : lestel@ens.fr
Champs de recherche
Epistémologie critique de l’éthologie et de la psychologie comparée.
Philosophie de l’environnement et de la conservation.
Philosophie des communautés hybrides homme/animal/machine.
Philosophie du posthumain.
Publications 2012-2017
- D. Lestel, Posthumain et post-animalité, Orange Labs Technical Report, 80p. Décembre 2012.
- D. Lestel, "Could Beethoven Have Been a Bird and Could Picasso Have Been a Fish ? Philosophical Problems of an Ethology of Art", in : S. Watanabe (ed.), 2012, Logic and Sensibility, Tokyo : Keio University Press, pp.171-181.
- D. Lestel, "Data", in : D. Favareau, P. Cobley, K. Kull (eds.), 2012, A More Developed Sign, Advancing the Work of Jesper Hoffmeyer, Tartu Semiotics Librairie, Tartu : Tartu University Press, pp.93-96.
- D. Lestel, "Why are We so Fond of Monsters ?", 2012, Comparative Critical Studies, 9, 3, pp.259-269.
- D. Lestel, La Ville comme Designer du Vivant qui Vient, Orange Labs Technical Report, 52p. Mars 2013.
- D. Lestel et H. Taylor, 2013, “Shared Life/Vie en Commun”, Social Science Information, 2013 ; 52 (2) : 153-155.,.
- D. Lestel, "Des enjeux de la tentation post humaine", in : Brigitte Munier (ed.), 2013, Technocorps, Les Editions Nouvelles François Bourin, pp.145- 170.
- D. Lestel, “Faire animal de soi : La métaphysique poético-évolutionniste de Paul Shepard”, in : Paul Shepard, 2013, Nous n’avons qu’une terre, Paris : José Corti, pp.i-xix.
- D. Lestel, "The withering of shared life through the loss of biodiversity", in : D. Lestel et H. Taylor (eds.), “Shared Life/Vie en Commun”, Social Science Information, 2013 ; 52 (2) : 156-178.
- D. Lestel, T. Hollis, Shared life : An introduction. Social Science Information 52 (2), 2013, 183-186.
- D. Lestel, The withering of shared life through the loss of biodiversity. Social Science Information 52 (2), 2013, 307-325.
- D. Lestel, H. Taylor (éd.), "Shared Life/Vie en Commun", Social Science Information, London : Sage, juin 2013.
- D. Lestel, “Dissolving Nature in Culture : Some Philosophical Stakes of the Question of Animal Cultures”, Angelaki. Journal of Theoretical Humanities, volume 19, number 3, September 2014, 93-112.
- D. Lestel, “Epistemological Interlude”, Angelaki. Journal of Theoretical Humanities, volume 19, number 3, September 2014, 151-160.
- D. Lestel, "Ethology, Ethnology and Communication with extra-Terrestrial Intelligence", in : Douglas A. Vakoch (ed.), 2014, Archaeology, Anthropology, and Interstellar Communication, The NASA History Series, pp.229-236.
- D. Lestel, "Hybrid Communities", Angelaki. Journal of Theoretical Humanities, volume 19, number 3, September 2014, 61-74.
- D. Lestel, “Laisser vivre les machines”, in : Perig Pitrou, Ludovic Coupaye et Fabien Provost (eds.), Des êtres vivants et des artefacts. L’imbrication des processus vitaux et des processus techniques, Actes du Colloque du Musée du Quai Branly organisé les 9 et 10 avril 2014, http://actesbranly.revues.org.
- D. Lestel, "Mirror Effect", Angelaki. Journal of Theoretical Humanities, volume 19, number 3, September 2014, 47-60.
- D. Lestel, “The Carnivore’s Ethics”, Angelaki. Journal of Theoretical Humanities, volume 19, number 3, September 2014, 161-170.
- D. Lestel, “The Friends of My Friends”, Angelaki. Journal of Theoretical Humanities, volume 19, number 3, September 2014, 133-150.
- D. Lestel, “The Infinite Debt of the Human Towards the Animal”, Angelaki. Journal of Theoretical Humanities, volume 19, number 3, September 2014, 171-186.
- D. Lestel, “The Question of Animal Subject : Thoughts on the Fourth Wound to Human Narcissism”, Angelaki. Journal of Theoretical Humanities, volume 19, number 3, September 2014, 113-132.
- D. Lestel, “Toward an Ethnography of Animal World”, Angelaki. Journal of Theoretical Humanities, volume 19, number 3, September 2014, 75-92.
- D. Lestel, J. Bussolini et M. Chrulew, “The Phenomenology of Animal Life”, Environmental Humanism, vol. 5, 2014, pp.125-148.
- D. Lestel, Qui est l’homme ?, Fayard, 2015.
- D. Lestel, “Like the Fingers of the Hand : Thinking the Human in the Texture of Animality”, in : Louisa MacKenzie et Stephanie Posthumus (eds.), French Thinking about Animals, East Lansing : Michigan State University Press, 2015, pp.61-73.
- D. Lestel, “Mon ami le robot”(en français et en japonais), in : Shin Abiko (ed.), La réception et la résistance – la vie selon les sciences occidentales et le Japon, Tokyo : Hosei University Press, 2015, pp.73-96.
- D. Lestel, S. Laugier et S. Allouche (éd.), Numéro spécial de Multitudes sur la robotique sociale, 2015.
- D. Lestel, Eat This Book : A Carnivore’s Manifesto, New York : Columbia University Press, 2016.
- D. Lestel, "Dejar vivir a las máquinas", Adenda filosofica, Diciembre 2016, pp. 117-131.
- D. Lestel, "La animalidad por venir : acercándonos al tiempo de los animales transespecies", Adenda Filosofica, Diciembre 2016, pp.172-187.
- D. Lestel, "Postface", in : D. Lestel, 2016, Eat This Book. A Carnivore’s Manifesto, Columbia University Press, pp. 89-119.
- D. Lestel, "The Animality to Come", Ctr-Z. New Media Philosophy, Jane Mummery et Debbie Rodan (eds.), Special Issue on Animality, 2016.
- D. Lestel, “Would You Like to Be Alive with Me ?”, Iride. Philosophy and Public Discussion, (August 2016).
