Antonia Soulez

Antonia Soulez (Paris, 1943) is a French philosopher, musician and poet, and an emerita professor of philosophy of Paris 8 St-Denis.[1]

Life

She started teaching philosophy in Lille, then in Amiens, then at Tunis University, Créteil, Nancy and finally at the university of Paris 8 St-Denis. She co-directed the Collège international de philosophie between 2001 and 2004.[2]

Thought

After a thesis on Plato, she shifted towards philosophy of language and logic and Wittgenstein. She is now a specialist of the Vienna Circle and of Wittgenstein.[3]

Publications
  • Détrôner l’Être, Wittgenstein antiphilosophe ? (en réponse à Badiou). Paris : Lambert-Lucas, 2016.
  • Au fil du motif, autour de Wittgenstein et la musique. Sampzon : Delatour France, 2012.
  • Le projet d’une grammaire philosophique chez Platon : du Cratyle au Sophiste. Paris : PUF, 1991.
gollark: You'd hope they wouldn't be wrong about what they put on the exams, but who knows.
gollark: Besides, teachers are sometimes wrong about things.
gollark: You can skim the GCSE content specifications, they aren't *that* long. Although I'm mostly being ironic, as you can clearly tell due to the very contrived wordplay.
gollark: I'm not not saying that.
gollark: It's also also called "re"vision because you have to "re"think who to trust about what you have to cover.

References
  1. Musician page.
  2. Author page at Editions Delatour.
  3. Intellectual biography.



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