Rita Bishop

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Rita Bischof (born in Fulda in 1948 ) is a German philosopher and sociologist .

Life

Rita Bischof studied philosophy , sociology and literature in Frankfurt , Marburg and Berlin . After several research and teaching stays at the universities of Paris and Florence , she has been living and working as a freelance writer in Berlin since 2006.

She has published books and essays a. a. about Georges Bataille , Walter Benjamin and Theodor Lessing . She worked several times with the literary scholar Elisabeth Lenk on the German translation of Bataille's works . In her theoretical work, Bischof combines the thinking of critical theory with French post-structuralism . Like Lenk, she has written several articles for the journal Die Schwarze Botin , founded in 1976 . In addition to her philosophical studies, Bischof has emerged with publications on the works of surrealist and contemporary painters such as Toyen and Arnulf Rainer .

Works

Monographs

  • Sovereignty and Subversion. Georges Bataille's theory of modernity. With a foreword by Elisabeth Lenk, Munich: Matthes & Seitz 1984.
  • Telescope positions, optional. The literary surrealism and the image, Frankfurt am Main: Klostermann 2001.
  • Tragic laughter. The story of Acéphale, Berlin: Matthes & Seitz 2010.

Editorships

  • Georges Bataille: The Psychological Structure of Fascism. The sovereignty. Edited by Elisabeth Lenk, from the French by Rita Bischof , Munich: Matthes & Seitz 1978.
  • Nadja revisited. André Breton's Nadja and letters and drawings by Léona Nadja Delcourt, Berlin: Brinkmann and Bose 2013.
  • Georges Bataille: Sade and morals. Edited, translated and with an afterword by Rita Bischof, Berlin: Matthes & Seitz 2015.
  • Georges Bataille: Hegel, Man and History. The Hegel Essays. Edited, translated and with an afterword by Rita Bischof, Berlin: Matthes & Seitz 2018.
  • Lascaux or the birth of art. Text by Georges Bataille with an essay by Rita Bischof. Translated from the French by Karl Georg Hemmerich, Berlin: Brinkmann and Bose 2019 .

Others

  • Toyen. The painterly work. Edited and with an essay by Rita Bischof, Frankfurt am Main: Verlag Neue Critique 1987.
  • Discover, hide. A nomadology of the nineties. Published by Horst Gerhard Haberl. With mobile ways of thinking by Rita Bischof and pictures by Arnulf Rainer, Graz: Droschl 1991.

Individual evidence

  1. webdecker- www.webdecker.de: Rita Bischof. Retrieved May 1, 2020 .
  2. ^ Catalog of the German National Library. Retrieved May 1, 2020 .
  3. Instead of a foreword. In: The Black Messenger. January 20, 2013, accessed on May 1, 2020 (German).