Carnal Hermeneutics
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A book like this inevitably depends on the efforts of a great many people. The project would, of course, have been impossible without the generosity and enthusiasm of our contributors. A half-dozen translators also worked to make possible the inclusion of so many of the leading lights of French philosophy. And the staff at Fordham University Press efficiently prepared the manuscript for publication. These people, and others, all helped the editors to pull together this remarkable volume, which introduces and develops “carnal hermeneutics” for the first time. We are indebted to them and grateful for the support we’ve received.
Helen Tartar was an early and enthusiastic supporter of this project—a project that, tragically, she was unable to see into print. As the Editorial Director at Fordham University Press over the past decade, Helen was a great friend to continental philosophy and continental philosophers in the United States and abroad. More than simply an editor, Helen worked closely with scholars—both junior and senior—to actively shape philosophical discourse. She had a fine eye for a good book, a keen sense for the direction in which scholarship was moving, a purposeful work ethic, and a gentle spirit. Sadly, she passed away in an automobile accident just as this project was nearing completion. However, her spirit lives on in the work of the many authors she helped to discover and cultivate, and in the many books that she carefully shepherded to press. This collection is dedicated to her memory and to pressing on with the work that is her legacy.
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