 |
Marc Froment-Meurice
Born in Tokyo, October 30, 1953. French citizen and US resident. Married 3 times, 3 daughters. 2 doctorates in philosophy: 1979, on John Cage and Heidegger; 1992, on Heidegger's Poetics, partially published as That Is To Say. Heidegger's Poetics (Stanford U. P., 1998). Professor of French (literature and philosophy) at Vanderbilt University since 1996. His books reflect a philosophical approach to literature and in particular poetry: Tombeau de Trakl (1992); Solitudes: From Rimbaud to Heidegger (1995); La Chimere : Tombeau de Nerval (2001); Incitations (2002). His last book, to be published in Paris in 2006, is devoted to 'deconstruction' after Derrida's death : D. Fugues en Derrida majeur. For more information, see: Home Site http://mfromentmeurice.free.fr For the photographs of the series Desolation, see Cecile Moreau's site: http://photocm.free.fr |