TrentPhilosophersonFrenchPhilosophy: John Protevi's Website

Tuesday 19 October 2010

John Protevi's Website

John Protevi, an American Philosopher from Louisiana State university has kindly made his lectures available on-line. Many of these lectures touch on the thinkers that we will be dealing with Contemporary French Philosophy. I would also reccomend reading any of Prof. Protevi's work as he published voliminously on 20th Century French Philosophy. The link is on the list of links to the right.

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