The Lyotard Reader, edited by Andrew Benjamin, offers a comprehensive collection of Jean-François Lyotard’s most influential writings, shedding light on his critical perspectives on postmodernism, philosophy, and culture. This anthology presents a carefully curated selection that highlights Lyotard’s innovative ideas on knowledge, language, and the nature of narrative, making complex theoretical concepts accessible to both students and scholars. Andrew Benjamin’s editorial work provides clear introductions and contextual notes, helping readers navigate Lyotard’s challenging texts and grasp their significance within contemporary thought. The volume is an essential resource for anyone interested in exploring the rich and provocative contributions of one of the most important postmodern philosophers.
The Lyotard Reader, edited by Andrew Benjamin, offers a comprehensive collection of Jean-François Lyotard’s most influential writings, shedding light on his critical perspectives on postmodernism, philosophy, and culture. This anthology presents a carefully curated selection that highlights Lyotard’s innovative ideas on knowledge, language, and the nature of narrative, making complex theoretical concepts accessible to both students and scholars. Andrew Benjamin’s editorial work provides clear introductions and contextual notes, helping readers navigate Lyotard’s challenging texts and grasp their significance within contemporary thought. The volume is an essential resource for anyone interested in exploring the rich and provocative contributions of one of the most important postmodern philosophers.
Blackwell 1998 edition as new binding and pages in fine order, no marking internally or externally
