Passagen Verlag

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Passagen Verlag is a Vienna- based publisher that Peter Engelmann founded in 1985 under the name Passagen Edition and which has had its current name since 1987.

program

The original aim of the publisher Peter Engelmann was to translate the works of the French philosopher Jacques Derrida into the German language and to promote their distribution. An increasingly large program of relevant authors from many disciplines developed around the author Derrida, who also think and write in the categories of deconstruction and postmodernism . The Passagen Verlag gathers next to Derrida:

Hélène Cixous , Roland Benedikter , Maria Bussmann, Walter Dostal, Emil Brix , Eric Voegelin , Mihaly Vajda, Peter Weibel , George Soros , Martha Nussbaum , Jean Nouvel , Jean-Luc Nancy , Jacques Rancière , Bruno Kreisky , Franz Vranitzky , Paul Virilio , Alexandra Reininghaus, Kristóf Nyiri , Jean-François Lyotard , Gianni Vattimo , Jean Baudrillard , Paul Feyerabend , Peter Eisenman , Jacques Lacan , Ernesto Laclau , Chantal Mouffe , Sarah Kofman , Slavoj Žižek , Stefan Lindl , Emmanuel Levinas , Clifford Geertz , Dennis Cooper , Franzobel , Vintilă Ivănceanu , Josef Schweikhardt , Ginka Steinwachs , Moshe Zuckermann u. a.

Since 1992, the only work edition of Passagen Verlag has been the works of Hermann Levin Goldschmidt , edited by the literary scholar and philosopher Willi Goetschel, who teaches in Toronto.

Awards

In 2010, Passagen Verlag received the special award from the Social Democratic Business Association Austria for publishing services as part of the Kreisky Prize 2009.

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