
Julia Kristeva
June 24, 1941
Julia Kristeva, a Bulgarian-born French thinker, is a psychoanalyst, sociologist, critic, feminist, and philosopher whose work delves into the complexities of language, the psyche, and semiotics. Drawing from the Lacanian tradition, she critically examines the structures of meaning and the human experience. Kristeva brings a unique interdisciplinary perspective to her extensive writings, exploring themes of identity, alienation, and the abject. Her continued exploration through both academic and literary forms offers profound insights into the modern condition.
2002Revolt, She Said
2004Melanie Klein
2014Teresa, My Love
2014The Severed Head
2018Enchanted Clock
2020Hannah Arendt
2024Time and Sense
2024Black Sun
2024Powers of Horror
2024Intimate Revolt
2024Tales of Love