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AOC: Ancient, History of Philosophy, Language (Humboldt, Structuralism), Phenomenology, Poststructuralism Education Université Paris XII - Docteur de philosophie 2009 Thesis: The Structuration of Phenomenality: Temporality, Trace, Event (Heidegger, Derrida, Nancy) French, 386pp.

Jury: Jean-Luc Nancy, President, (Strasbourg), Eliane Escoubas, Director, (Paris XII), Alexander Schnell (Paris IV) Mention: Très honorable, félicitations du jury à l’unanimité (= summa cum laude)

Université Paris XII - DEA, Philosophy 2001 Thesis: Introduction to event-phenomenology, Fr., 47pp. Mention: très bien Université Paris XII - Maîtrise, Philosophy 2000 Thesis: The intertwining of the natural and transcendental attitudes in phenomenology (Husserl, Heidegger), Fr., 87pp. Mention: très bien. Universität zu Köln/Ruhr Universität Bochum - Hauptstudium, Philosophy, 1997-1999 Seminars in Phenomenology and Classical German Philosophy (w/ D. Lohmar, K. Düsing, W. Jaeschke, B. Waldenfels) University of California, Irvine - B.A. Philosophy, 1995 Seminars in Literary Theory, w/ J. Derrida, J.-F. Lyotard, W. Iser Publications: Research Articles: “ Right Outta’ Nowhere: Jean-Luc Nancy, Phenomenon and event ex nihilo,” forthcoming in Continental Philosophy Review, 2012 (special issue on ‘Contemporary French Phenomenology’)

CURRICULUM VITAE “Phenomenological Problems for the kairological reading of Augenblick in Being and Time,” [Critique of eschatological [Pauline] and phronological [Aristotelian] readings of temporality, remarks on individuation], in International Journal of Philosophical Studies, vol 19 (4), 2011. “Novelty, Temporality, Negativity: Event Metaphysics with Jean-Luc Nancy,” [An elaboration of Nancy’s reflections on creation ex nihilo, with particular emphasis on references to Kant, Schelling, Hegel] in Pli, (Warwick, UK), vol 21, 2010. “The Mathematical-Sublime in Kant’s Critique of Judgment,” w/ S. Schilz, transl. into Russian by D.Razeev, [On the particular import of the mathematical-sublime for purposiveness and imagination; with critical reference to Lyotard, de Man] in Metaphysical Investigations, (University of St. Petersburg, Russia) vol 13, 2000, pp.102-126.

Translations: “A Polyphonic Painting: Paul Klee and Rhythm,” E. Escoubas, forthcoming in exhibit catalog, McMullen Museum of Arts, Boston, Ma. Heidegger en France, D. Janicaud, Vol. I. Chapters 7, 8, 9 (pp.233-345), Vol. II. Interviews with J. Derrida, J.-L. Nancy, E. Escoubas (pp.89-126, 244-255, 127-136), English forthcoming from Indiana UP. “Painting,” E. Escoubas in Handbook of Phenomenological Aesthetics, (Contributions To Phenomenology, Vol. 59), Sepp, H. R.; Embree, L. (Eds.), Springer, 2010. Into French (w/ S.Schilz): Psychoanalyse und Daseinsanalytik, Medard Boss, Kindler, 1980, 2 chapters, published as Psychanalyse et analytique du Dasein, ed., trans., Cabestan, Dastur and Ecole Française de Daseinsanalyse, Vrin, Paris, 2009. Into French (w/ S.Schilz): “Die Idee der Reduktion. Husserls Reduktionen - und ihr gemeinsamer methodischer Sinn,” Dieter Lohmar, in Alter, 11, 2003. Numerous other translations for conference presentations 2000-2009. Full list available upon request. Encyclopedia Article: Entry on “Heidegger” (w/ S.Schilz) in Les philosophes de l’antiquité au XXe siècle ed. Jean-François Balaudé, Le Livre de Poche, Paris, 2006, pp.1254-1267. (Augmented re-edition of Les Philosophes célèbres ed. M. Merleau-Ponty, Mazenod, Paris, 1956, original entry by A. de Waehlens.) Under Review “Time and Instant according to Jaspers (1919) and Janet(1909), and their importance for Heidegger,” 14k words, completed, to be sent out. (Historical study of notion of Augenblick and doctrine of multiplicity of times, in two unexpected sources for Heidegger)

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CURRICULUM VITAE “An Impossible Waiting: Notes on Derrida’s reading of Heidegger in Aporias,” 6k words currently; (Close reading of Derrida’s conceptions of modality and of the future, as derived from Being-towardsdeath; centered around the translation of the term Bevorstehen) In Progress: “From Fundamental Ontology to (not-so) Fundamental Anthropology: Heidegger’s slippage from 1927 to 1929/30,” (Critical demarcation of Heidegger’s projects in Sein und Zeit and the subsequent lecture courses, with particular focus on displacements in doctrine of temporality.) 5k words. “One or many times in Kant? K. Düsing and J.-F. Lyotard , on two post-Heideggerian interpretations of Kantian time,” 4k words Projected: “What Heidegger (and Derrida) could have learned from Aristotle’s Greek commentators: dynaton and endekheton in the analysis of death.” Circa 2k words. (The distinction, attested in Ammonius’ and Alexander’s commentaries on de Int and Analytica Priora, is used to both contextualize and to refine Heidegger’s language of the possibility of death. Some of the consequences of this for Derrida’s Aporias are hinted at.) “The symbolic function of language in Kant and Schelling.” (An attempt to reconstruct a philosophy of language in Classical German Philosophy, not in anthropology but in philosophy of art.) Teaching Experience CSU Stanislaus 2010-12 (for materials see http://forschung.free.fr, or Blackboard)

Fall 2012 Logic x2 Intro to Philosophy x2 20th C Philosophy (Husserl, Heidegger, Derrida)

Spring 2012 Logic x2 Contemporary Moral Problems x2 Senior Seminar (Husserl, Heidegger, Derrida) Fall 2011 Professional Ethics x2 Intro to Philosophy (Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, Freud, Marx, Nancy) Ancient Philosophy (Pre-Socratics, Plato, Aristotle, Cicero) Philosophy of Mind (Kant, Husserl)

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Spring 2011 Modern Philosophy (Descartes, Newton, Leibniz/Clarke, Kant) Ethics (Aristotle, Kant, Mill) upper div. Classics of Western Philosophy (Kant, Schelling) upper div. 20th C Philosophy (Phenomenology, Structuralism) upper div. Fall 2010 Intro to Philosophy (Plato, Augustine, Freud, Heidegger) x2 Ancient Philosophy (Pre-Socratics, Plato, Aristotle) Philosophy and Education (Dewey, Freire, hooks, Heidegger, Readings) – upper division Presentations: 2012 2011 2011 2011 2004 2003 2003 2002

“Transcendental Heidegger. From California to Paris,” Heidegger und die Tradition: Wiederholung oder Überholung, Lomonosov Moscow State University “Augenblick is not kairos,” Heidegger Circle Annual Conference, Milwaukee, WI Pacific APA, Panel Respondent, Western Phenomenological Conference, San Diego, CA “Temporality and Negativity – on Nancy’s event-conception,” CSU Stanislaus “Becoming in the History of Being,” Collegium Phaenomenologicum “Event and Becoming in Deleuze and Bergson,” Collegium Phaenomenologicum An Other Heidegger: Introduction to the Beiträge zur Philosophie (w. S.Schilz), Paris XII Shock-Art: Stoss in Heidegger’s “The Origin of the Work of Art”, Paris XII

Grants: Allocation de Recherche, multi-year dissertation grant bestowed annually by the Rectorate of the University of Paris, competitively, for outstanding dissertation projects. Travel Grant for research at the Herbert Marcuse Archive, University of Frankfurt. (research on unpublished transcripts of Heidegger lectures.) Summer Research Grant for participation in the Collegium Phaenomenologicum, Italy. (twice: July 2003 and July 2004) Languages: Native fluency in English, Farsi Near native fluency in German, French, Italian Reading knowledge in Attic Greek (UC Berkeley Greek Workshop 1995).

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References: Note: Letters (in English) are on file at Interfolio.com Eliane Escoubas Prof. emer. Paris XII

Jean-Luc Nancy Prof. emer. Uni Strasbourg II

Martin Schwab Professor of Philosophy University of California, Irvine

Françoise Dastur Prof. emer. Uni Nice/ Hon Prof Husserl Archives ENS Ulm

Also available upon request: Dieter Lohmar Professor, Director HusserlArchiv, Univ. zu Köln

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Leonard Lawlor Sparks Professor of Philosophy

Alexander Schnell Maître de Conferences Habilité Université Paris IV (Sorbonne)

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