León Rozitchner, 1924–2011: Politics and subjectivity, head-to-head

Bruno Bosteels ~ RP 172 (Mar/Apr 2012), pp. 70–72 ~ Obituary

When León Rozitchner passed away on 4 September 2011 after months in the hospital where he had been battling the complications of a cancer operation, his long-time friend and the current director of the National Library of Argentina, Horacio González, referred to him as ‘the philosopher the country has had for the past sixty years’. […]

Exile, war and democracy: An exemplary sequence

Leon Rozitchner ~ RP 152 (Nov/Dec 2008) ~ Article

Introduction to Rozitchner León Rozitchner is one of the generation of Argentine intellectuals who emerged in the 1950s around the journal Contorno. As a psychoanalyst and Marxist – and massively influenced, as were all his confrères, by Sartre and the phenomenological tradition – he undertook a lengthy theoretical project that attempted to engage psychoanalytical categories […]