Research Interests for Kenneth J Surin

(Ph.D. Birmingham, England, 1977) is Professor of Literature and Professor of Religion and Critical Theory. He trained initially as an analytical philosopher. His teaching areas include anglophone literatures outside England, philosophy (both analytical and continental), critical theory, marxism, state theory, and international political economy.

Recent Publications

1. K.J. Surin, On Producing the Concept of the Concept-Image, in The Philosophy of the Image, edited by Robert Mitchell and Jacques Khallip (2011), pp. 171-80, 266-67, Stanford University Press
2. K.J. Surin, ‘’’Existing not as a Subject but as a Work of Art’: the Task of Ethics or Aesthetics?”, in Deleuze and Ethics, edited by Daniel W. Smith and Nathan Jun (2011), pp. 142-53, Edinburgh University Press
3. K.J. Surin, ‘Introduction: Theory Now?’, South Atlantic Quarterly, vol. 110 (2011), pp. 3-17, Duke University Press
4. K.J. Surin, ‘C.L.R. James as Writer on Cricket’, in Cambridge Companion to Cricket, edited by Anthony Bateman and J. Hill (2011), pp. 131-43, Cambridge University Press
5. K.J. Surin, ‘On Going ‘Beyond the Pale of the Human’ (ケネススリン人間の境界を越えてゴーイングオン長原豊、エディタ ), in Restoration of political economy and political philosophy (政治経済学の政治哲学的復権 ), edited by Naghara Yutaka (2011), pp. 265-91, Hosei University Press, Hosei University Press, Tokyo, Japan