Jean-Luc Nancy (July 1940 - August 2021) was Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of Strasbourg, France, and one of the world’s foremost philosophers.

The unexpected death of the French philosopher Bernard Stiegler is a terrible loss for those who try to “think-heal” (penser/panser) the world of global catastrophes in which we must now live and die. He was a man of extraordinary elegance, intelligence, sociability. In this rich collection, his friends compose his portrait and display the complexity as well as the insights of his thought. This is an excellent introduction to a considerable work.

• 1. Introduction: Deconstruction: The Portrait of the Family, Shaj Mohan (India)2. Preface, Jean-Luc Nancy (Marc Bloch University, France)3. To Live, Cellulairement – In memory of Bernard Stiegler, Emily Apter (New York University, USA)4. Memories, Didier Cahen (France)5. Sysiphus, Michel Deguy (France)6. Of Adoption and Inheritance: For Bernard, Divya Dwivedi (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India)7. A Thinking of Suspension: Melancholy and Politics Where There Is No Epoch, Erich Hörl(Leuphana University, Germany)8. The Wind Rises – In Memory of Bernard, Yuk Hui (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong)9. The Universal Right to Breathe, Achille Mbembe (Wits Institute for Social and Economic Research, South Africa)10. A Good Night for Long Walks: For Bernard Stiegler, Shaj Mohan (India)11. Melancholia, Jean-Luc Nancy (Marc Bloch University, France)12. I Will Have Been Late, Peter Szendy (Brown University, USA)13. Psychoanalysis and Technè, Esther Tellermann (France)14. The Spirit of Bernard Stiegler, Colette Tron (France)15. Bernard Stiegler: Friendship and Fellowship, Maël Montévil (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France)Notes on ContributorsBiblographyIndex

Jean-Luc Nancy (July 1940 - August 2021) was Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of Strasbourg, France, and one of the world’s foremost philosophers.

The unexpected death of the French philosopher Bernard Stiegler is a terrible loss for those who try to “think-heal” (penser/panser) the world of global catastrophes in which we must now live and die. He was a man of extraordinary elegance, intelligence, sociability. In this rich collection, his friends compose his portrait and display the complexity as well as the insights of his thought. This is an excellent introduction to a considerable work.

• 1. Introduction: Deconstruction: The Portrait of the Family, Shaj Mohan (India)2. Preface, Jean-Luc Nancy (Marc Bloch University, France)3. To Live, Cellulairement – In memory of Bernard Stiegler, Emily Apter (New York University, USA)4. Memories, Didier Cahen (France)5. Sysiphus, Michel Deguy (France)6. Of Adoption and Inheritance: For Bernard, Divya Dwivedi (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India)7. A Thinking of Suspension: Melancholy and Politics Where There Is No Epoch, Erich Hörl(Leuphana University, Germany)8. The Wind Rises – In Memory of Bernard, Yuk Hui (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong)9. The Universal Right to Breathe, Achille Mbembe (Wits Institute for Social and Economic Research, South Africa)10. A Good Night for Long Walks: For Bernard Stiegler, Shaj Mohan (India)11. Melancholia, Jean-Luc Nancy (Marc Bloch University, France)12. I Will Have Been Late, Peter Szendy (Brown University, USA)13. Psychoanalysis and Technè, Esther Tellermann (France)14. The Spirit of Bernard Stiegler, Colette Tron (France)15. Bernard Stiegler: Friendship and Fellowship, Maël Montévil (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France)Notes on ContributorsBiblographyIndex

Jean-Luc Nancy (July 1940 - August 2021) was Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of Strasbourg, France, and one of the world’s foremost philosophers.

The unexpected death of the French philosopher Bernard Stiegler is a terrible loss for those who try to “think-heal” (penser/panser) the world of global catastrophes in which we must now live and die. He was a man of extraordinary elegance, intelligence, sociability. In this rich collection, his friends compose his portrait and display the complexity as well as the insights of his thought. This is an excellent introduction to a considerable work.

• 1. Introduction: Deconstruction: The Portrait of the Family, Shaj Mohan (India)2. Preface, Jean-Luc Nancy (Marc Bloch University, France)3. To Live, Cellulairement – In memory of Bernard Stiegler, Emily Apter (New York University, USA)4. Memories, Didier Cahen (France)5. Sysiphus, Michel Deguy (France)6. Of Adoption and Inheritance: For Bernard, Divya Dwivedi (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India)7. A Thinking of Suspension: Melancholy and Politics Where There Is No Epoch, Erich Hörl(Leuphana University, Germany)8. The Wind Rises – In Memory of Bernard, Yuk Hui (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong)9. The Universal Right to Breathe, Achille Mbembe (Wits Institute for Social and Economic Research, South Africa)10. A Good Night for Long Walks: For Bernard Stiegler, Shaj Mohan (India)11. Melancholia, Jean-Luc Nancy (Marc Bloch University, France)12. I Will Have Been Late, Peter Szendy (Brown University, USA)13. Psychoanalysis and Technè, Esther Tellermann (France)14. The Spirit of Bernard Stiegler, Colette Tron (France)15. Bernard Stiegler: Friendship and Fellowship, Maël Montévil (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France)Notes on ContributorsBiblographyIndex