Dissenting Words Interviews with Jacques Rancière

Jacques Rancière taught at the University of Paris VIII, France, from 1969 to 2000, occupying the Chair of Aesthetics and Politics from 1990 until his retirement.

Emiliano Battista is the translator of Jacques Rancière's Althusser's Lesson (2011) and Film Fables (2006).

Introduction by Emiliano Battista
1. The Fraternal Image (1976)
2. But If You're (1981)
3. A Visit to the People (1985)
4. The Politics of Writing (1994)
5. A History of Names and the Names of History (1994)
6. The Names of Film History (1995)
7. Is Politics Nothing But Police? (1999)
8. The Ignorant Schoolmaster (1999)
9. Man as Literary Animal (1999)
10. The Tomb of the End of History (2000)
11. Biopolitics or Politics? (2000)
12. Cinema and the Heterogeneity of Images (2001)
13. Politics is Not Coextensive with Life or the State (2001)
14. Deleuze Accomplishes the Aesthetic (2002)
15. People or Multitudes? (2002)
16. Community and Dissensus (2003)
17. Identifications of the People (2003)
18. The Current Relevance of The Ignorant Schoolmaster (2005)
19. Jacques Rancière as A-disciplinary (2006)
20. Anti-democracy: A New Discourse (2006)
21. There is No Future Waiting to be Born (2007)
22. The Politics of Literature (2007)
23. Critique of the Critique of the 'Spectacle' (2009)
24. Constructing the Spaces of Politics (2009)
25. May 68 and the Writing of Althusser's Lesson (2012)
Index

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