Professor
Chris
Norris
University of Cardiff
@chris
Author of many books on critical theory and deconstruction, and, more recently, of several collections of formal-verse poetry. Professor Christopher Norris has published more then 30 books on critical theory, linguistics, post-structuralism, logic, truth and meaning, as well as, more recently, several collections of poetry. Chris’s most well-known book is probably his widely used introduction to deconstruction, but he has also written important texts on Badiou, Spinoza, and others. Norris took on the question of “post-truth” long before it became a prominent topic of debate in the last decade.
Chris Norris has given these talks:
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On Walter Benjamin at Ereignis Seminar ( 2024 )
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Language and sayability at Pausing Time/Timing the Pause: sayability in the arts, philosophy, and politics ( 2024 )
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Neither/Nor: Kierkegaard Between Philosophy and Literature at Kierkegaard: Acts of philosophy, the Second Ereignis Conference ( 2022 )
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Chris is the author of these books:
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A Listener and Other Poems about Music (2023)
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After Rilke: renderings, parodies, rejoinders and animadversions (2022)
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Damaged Life: Poems after Adorno’s Minima Moralia (2021)
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Hedgehogs (2020)