René Schérer (25 November 1922 – 1 February 2023) was a French philosopher and professor emeritus of philosophy at the

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Biography

Schérer was born in

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on 25 November 1922. He is the younger brother of filmmaker

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(1920–2010). He was

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's teacher and lover, with whom he co-wrote two books. In 2007, then aged 85, he commented on the history of his life and his work in an interview with

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: After all: interviews on an intellectual life, published by Cartouche. Schérer died in

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on 1 February 2023, at the age of 100.

Books

* ''Husserl, sa vie, son œuvre'' (avec Arion Lothar Kelkel), Paris, PUF, 1964, coll. « Philosophes » * ''Structure et fondement de la communication humaine'', Paris, SEDES, 1966 * ''La Phénoménologie des « Recherches logiques » de Husserl'', Paris, PUF, 1967 * ''Charles Fourier ou la Contestation globale'', Paris, Seghers, 1970; réédition Paris, Séguier, 1996 * ''Philosophies de la communication'', SEES, 1971 * ''Heidegger ou l'expérience de la pensée'' (avec Arion Lothar Kelkel), Paris, Seghers, 1973 * ''Émile perverti ou Des rapports entre l'éducation et la sexualité'', Paris, Laffont, 1974; rééd. Désordres-Laurence Viallet, 2006 * ''Co-Ire : album systématique de l'enfance'' (avec

), revue '' Recherches'', 22, 1976 *''Le Corps interdit'' (en collaboration avec Georges Lapassade), E.S.F., 1977 * ''Une érotique puérile'', Paris, Galilée, 1978 * ''L'Emprise. Des enfants entre nous'', Paris, Hachette, 1979 * ''L'Âme atomique. Pour une esthétique d'ère nucléaire'' (avec

), Paris, Albin Michel, 1986 * ''Pari sur l'impossible. Études fouriéristes'', Saint-Denis, Presses universitaires de Vincennes, 1989 * ''Zeus hospitalier. Éloge de l'hospitalité'', Paris, Armand Colin, 1993; rééd., Paris, La Table ronde, 2005 * ''Utopies nomades. En attendant 2002'', Paris, Séguier, 1998; rééd., Les presses du réel, 2009 * ''Regards sur Deleuze'', Paris, Kimé, 1998 * ''Un parcours critique : 1957–2000'', Paris, Kimé, 2000 * ''L'Écosophie de Charles Fourier'', Paris, Economica, 2001 * ''Enfantines'', Paris, Anthropos, 2002 * ''Hospitalités'', Paris, Anthropos, 2004 * ''Passages pasoliniens'' (avec Giorgio Passerone),

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, Presses universitaires du Septentrion, 2006 * ''Après tout. Entretiens sur une vie intellectuelle'' (avec

), Paris, Cartouche, 2007 * ''Pour un nouvel anarchisme'', Paris, Cartouche, 2008 * ''Nourritures anarchistes. L'anarchisme explosé'', Paris, Hermann, 2009 * ''Petit alphabet impertinent'', Paris, Hermann, coll. « Hermann Philosophie », 2014 * ''En quête de réel. Réflexions sur le droit de punir, le fouriérisme et quelques autres thèmes – Entretien avec Tony Ferri'', Paris, L'Harmattan, 2014 * ''Fouriériste aujourd'hui'', suivi de ''Études et témoignages'', sous la dir. de Yannick Beaubatie,

, Éditions Mille Sources, 2017

Editions

Edmund Husserl Edmund Gustav Albrecht Husserl (; 8 April 1859 – 27 April 1938) was an Austrian-German philosopher and mathematician who established the school of Phenomenology (philosophy), phenomenology. In his early work, he elaborated critiques of histori ...

, '' Recherches logiques'' (traduction et présentation, avec

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et Ariel Lothar Kelkel), Paris, PUF, 4 vol., 1958–1963 *

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,
Charles Fourier, l'attraction passionnée
' (choix de textes et présentation), Paris, J.-J. Pauvert, 1967 *

, ''L'ordre subversif.'' ''Trois'' te''xtes sur la civilisation'' (préface de René Schérer, postface de Jean Goret), Paris, Aubier, 1972 * ''Fous d'enfance : qui a peur des pédophiles ?'' (avec plusieurs contributeurs dont

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), Revue '' Recherches'', n° 37, 1979 *

'', L'Amphithéâtre des morts, mémoires anticipées'' (postface),

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, 1994 (posthume) *

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, ''Fragments d'histoire future'' (préface), Paris, Séguier, 1998 *

, ''La Logique sociale'' (préface),

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, Institut Synthélabo pour le progrès de la connaissance, 1999, coll. « Les Empêcheurs de penser en rond » *

, ''Vers une enfance majeure'', textes sur l'éducation réunis et présentés par René Schérer, Paris, La Fabrique, 2006 *

, ''La Beauté du métis : réflexions d'un francophobe'', Paris, Ramsay, 1979, réédité en 2015 par les éditions Serge Safran, avec une préface de René Schérer *

, '' Race d'Ep ! : un siècle d'images de l'homosexualité'', 1979, réédité, en 2018, par les Éditions la Tempête, avec une préface de René Schérer

References

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