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Photos: Joachim Dassonville / IPT
The new Ricoeur Collection was inaugurated on 27 May by the President of the
The cataloguing of books and manuscripts is underway and will be completed in several months.
The official opening of the Fonds Ricoeur
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"Reading Ricoeur once again : Hermeneutics and Practical philosophy".
Contact : Gonçalo Marcelo ricoeur2010@gmail.com
Downloading poster of conference
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This important international conference, organised jointly by the Modern Quebec chair at Paris 3 University, Sorbonne Nouvelle, the Ricœur Foundation and EHESS, took place over three days in the lecture theatre at the Protestant Institute of Theology, 83 bd Arago,
In keeping with the theme of these days, you will find a French text by Paul Ricoeur "Imagination et
Virtual exhibition about hermeneutics
To celebrate the publication of the volume Writings and Conference Papers 2. Hermeneutics, we present for our international colleagues several new texts and archival documents which will enhance or deepen your reading of the new edition. You can reach them in just a few clicks.
Page: Online texts
The Philosophy and Specificity of Religious Language (1975)
The Bible and Imagination (1982)
Page: Archival documents
Handwritten page of text: the myth of redemption and reason (1988)
Handwritten notes for the seminar on Hermeneutics in
Ecrits et conférences 2. Herméneutique
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Paul Ricoeur's contribution to hermeneutics is considerable. Like the first volume of his Ecrits et Conférences, this one, entitled Hermeneutics, bring together in one volume, texts that have become difficult to locate and some which, having been published in other languages, have not yet been read by French readers. The manuscripts of these texts are to be found in the archives. These are texts that were written alongside his major works and they permit us to see the development of his research.
The edition, edited by Nicola Stricker and Daniel Frey is particularly thoughtful and educational/informative ; they seek to draw out the connections with Ricoeur's major works.