Philosopher

Simon Critchley

Continental philosophy and ethics — The New School

The New School for Social Research, New York · United Kingdom · d. 27 February 1960

The English philosopher who writes on ethics, humour, tragedy and unbelief. A founding editor of 'The Stone', the philosophy column of The New York Times.

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Life: b. 27 February 1960 — living
Country: United Kingdom
Period: Contemporary
School: Continental philosophy
Affiliation: The New School for Social Research, New York
Areas: Ethics, Continental philosophy, Philosophy of religion, Aesthetics
Major works: The Ethics of Deconstruction (1992)
Very Little… Almost Nothing (1997)
Infinitely Demanding (2007)
Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us (2019)
Key concepts: Infinite demand, Ethical experience, The faith of the faithless, Humour

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