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At the risk of thinking: an intellectual biography of Julia Kristeva
New York: Bloomsbury Academic. Edited by Mari Ruti (2020)
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The first biography of Julia Kristeva-one of the most important intellectuals of the last 100 years. It connects her personal journey with the history of her ideas, clarifies her legacy within the context of postwar European thought, and demonstrates her crucial importance for the future of interdisciplinary thought.
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