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2024 03.05
“Seven Adverbs That God Loveth"
2022 06.23
“Shakespeare Foreshadowed Our Current Malaise”
2023 06.12
“Life Doesn't Need a Narrative Arc”
2023 06.01
“Seven Adverbs that God Loveth”
2021 08.17
“Punk's Raptures are Mystical”
2021 01.24
“Fear in the Time of Coronavirus” (Chinese)
2021 01.09
“What Would David Bowie Do?”
2020 04.11
“To Philosophize Is to Learn How to Die”
2020 02.25
“Black Socrates” (1995, Republished)
2019 04.05
“Athens in Pieces: The Art of Memory”
2018 10.02
“Lo que perder una Champions contra el Madrid me enseñó sobre la vida”
2018 08.15
“Revelation of a Liverpool Soccer Fan”
2017 06.01
“Just Do It?: The Dilemma of Engagement”
2016 06.17
On Beckett's Films: “To Be or Not To Be”
2016 06.09
On Brexit: “Should I Stay or Should I Go?”
2016 05.03
“The Dangers of Certainty: A Lesson of Auschwitz”
2016 01.12
“The Trauma of the Experience Erased My Memory”
2016 01.11
“Nothing Remains: David Bowie's Vision of Love”
2015 10.24
“An Evening, Sometime in the Near Future...”
2015 02.05
“Philosophical Eros”
2014 06.22
“The Ninety-Minute Anxiety Dream”
2014 06.11
“Why There Is No Such Thing as a Bad World Cup”
2014 03.14
“It Nothing Must” with Jamieson Webster
2014 03.11
“Working-Class Ballet”
2014 02.05
On Psychic TV
2013 12.27
Dystopia of Speed and Isolation
2013 11.03
“Contra la Autenticidad” with Jamieson Webster
2013 10.07
On Phillip K. Dick: “Dick, Un filosofo in Garager"
2013 06.02
“John Gray's Godless Mysticism”
2013 05.17
“Tough Love: A Response to Richard J. Bernstein”
2013 01.23
“Infinitely Demanding”
2012 04.12
“Coin of Praise”
2009 10.21
“Violent Thoughts about Slavoj Žižek”
2009 06.08
Essay Series on Heidegger's Being and Time
2008 11.01
“The American Void”

2022 07.19
On Suicide and Tragedy
2022 05.15
On Suicide and How to Endure
2022 02.11
On Tragedy and Authoritarianism
2021 12.21
Athens Punk and Ancient Tragedy
2021 11.21
Tragedy and the Pandemic
2021 11.20
Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us
2021 10.11
Being Outside Yourself, Life, and Play
2021 04.03
Waking, Reading, and Podcasts
2021 03.26
Tragedy and Literature
2021 01.31
Books and Teaching
2021 01.11
The Pandemic in 2021
2020 12.05
Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us
2020 12.03
Why American Audiences are Crazy for K-Pop
2020 10.25
Nietzsche and Nihilism
2020 05.16
The Pandemic, Bolsonaro, and Trump
2020 05.13
Football as Polytheistic Religious Experience
2020 05.10
Philosophy, Death, and the Pandemic
2020 05.05
The Pandemic
2020 05.04
The Pandemic
2020 04.27
Comedy's Role in Coping with the Covid-19 Pandemic
2020 04.07
Capitalizing on the Coronavirus
2020 03.01
Architecture and Imaginal Space
2020 02.01
Loneliness and Love
2019 10.13
Football as the Ballet of the Working Class
2019 10.02
Onasis Philosophy Grant
2019 10.01
Bowie Sing-Along
2019 07.10
Football and Time
2019 04.22
Tragedy and Violence
2019 04.12
Beginning in Philosophy
2018 11.29
Football, Religion, and Politics
2019 11.27
Punk Nihilism
2018 11.20
Heidegger, Franz Beckenbauer, and Football
2018 11.17
Notes on Suicide
2018 07.20
The World Cup 2022
2018 06.29
Football as Memory, History, Class, and Belonging
2018 06.19
Football and Socialism
2018 06.14
Football and Socialism
2018 06.05
What We Think About Football
2018 04.30
Football and Idealism
2018 04.24
Football and the Evolution of Liverpool FC
2018 03.12
Football and Politics
2018 01.10
Football and the Human Comedy
2017 12.14
Talking about Thinking About Football
2017 12.04
Being a Sports Fan
2017 11.24
What We Think About When We Think About Football
2017 10.19
Best Philosophy Books
2017 10.11
Punk is Dead
2017 10.09
The Poetics of Football
2017 07.30
Notes on Suicide
2017 07.08
Greek Tragedy and the Modern Condition
2017 03.23
Greek Tragedy
2017 03.16
David Bowie
2017 02.11
Trump and American Democracy
2017 01.15
On David Bowie
2017 01.11
On David Bowie
2016 11.23
What Is Time?
2016 05.29
On David Bowie
2016 03.14
The Theater of Violence
2016 03.09
Notes on Suicide
2016 01.21
On David Bowie
2016 01.13
David Bowie’s Strange Politics
2015 11.12
Notes on Suicide
2015 09.22
On Antigone with Anne Carson and Trajal Harrell
2015 07.25
Evil is Everywhere
2015 04.01
On HBO's The Jinx
2014 12.03
On Writing Outside of Philosophy
2014 11.02
The Cult of Memory
2014 10.18
On the European Union and Deficits
2014 10.09
On Ethics and Derrida
2014 10.06
On David Bowie
2014 09.24
On David Bowie
2014 09.20
On David Bowie’s 'Lodger'
2014 09.19
On David Bowie
2014 09.17
On David Bowie
2014 07.27
History and Politics
2013 12.06
Book of Dead Philosophers
2013 10.29
The Hamlet Doctrine
2013 10.09
The Future of Money
2012 11.02
The Tragic and Its Limits
2012 11.01
Breaking the Social Contract
2012 08.15
Theology and The Faith of the Faithless
2013 07.04
The Hamlet Doctrine with Jamieson Webster
2012 05.30
Dar fe de la Politíca
2012 04.30
Tragedy, Rage, Grief and Being an Arsehole
2012 04.17
Philosophers, Violence and Resistance, and Humour
2012 04.16
Pursuing Impossible Objects
2012 03.01
The Ethics of Discomfort
2011 10.24
Resisting the Meaningless
2011 10.01
Happiness is Overrated
2011 03.30
Humiliation and Hope with Alfredo Jaar
2011 03.01
Ethics, Politics, and Curatorship with Miguel Á. Hernández-Navarro
2009 11.27
Style and Theory
2009 09.01
Philosophy, Literature, and the Rebuilding of the World

2023 07.04
Radio Desertion at ZETA Center for Contemporary Art
2022 05.22
Death: Embracing the Last Transition with David DeSteno
2022 03.19
Remaking the World with Zachary Davis
2022 02.03
Bald: 35 Philosophical Short Cuts with Morteza Hajizadeh
2022 01.31
On Archaic Thoughts with Andrew Zuckerman and Spencer Bailey
2022 01.14
On Mysticism and Krautrock with Jesse Pearson
2022 01.05
Disappointment, New Thinking, and Philosophy with Aleks Hammo
2021 12.30
Bowie: Dancing Out In Space
2021 07.06
The Fallacy of Authenticity with Cory Allen
2021 06.30
Happiness, Violence, and Faith with Kathryn Zox
2021 06.25
On Pandemic Mysticism
2021 06.02
Bald: 35 Philosophical Shortcuts for Life
2021 05.14
Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us
2021 04.01
Bald: 35 Philosophical Shortcuts for Life
2021 01.27
Finding Clarity in Philosophy and Comedy
2020 11.28
Violence, Class, and Philosophical Self-Immolation
2020 11.23
The Hamlet Doctrine with Jamieson Webster
2020 04.06
Coronavirus, Punk, Tragedy, and Humor
2020 01.14
The Ethics of Obligation and the Politics of Resistance
2019 10.15
Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us with Keith Ansell-Pearson
2019 09.27
On Leo Messi and the USWNT
2019 09.24
Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us
2019 04.20
The Philosophy of Tragedy
2018 11.29
Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us
2018 09.15
Confessions of a Liverpool Fan
2018 06.08
Football and Culture with Bernard-Henri Lévy and Edith Hall
2018 04.05
The Art of the Dialogue
2017 11.22
What We Think About When We Think About Football
2017 11.19
The Philosophy of Football
2017 06.26
The Beauty of Endurance and the Dangers of Optimism
2017 06.22
Philosophy, Football, and Death
2017 02.23
Notes on Suicide
2016 05.16
On Bowie
2016 03.07
ABC of Impossibility
2016 01.13
Love, Death and David Bowie
2016 01.09
On David Bowie
2015 12.11
Pop Philosophy
2015 11.23
The Real Benefits of Made-Up Stories
2015 04.29
On Anne Carson's Poetry
2015 02.17
Notes on Suicide
2015 01.31
Memory Theater
2014 09.23
Geeking Out About David Bowie
2014-09.22
On Early Experiences
2014 09.09
David Bowie and Mother Goose
2014 09.08
In the Dust of this Planet with Eugene Thacker
2014 09.07
In the Beast with Bart Schultz
2013 08.20
Re-Reading Hamlet
2013 08.14
The Hamlet Doctrine
2013 08.13
Hamlet and the Modern World
2013 05.17
Punk as Fashion, Music and Theory
2013 05.07
The Faith of the Faithless
2013 05.05
Memory Theater
2012 04.26
On Mysticism and The Forgetting of the World
2013 04.23
Politics of Resistence
2011 11.24
The Faith of the Faithless
2009 12.29
The Function of Public Intellectuals in America
2009 11.18
Neo-Anarchism, Obama, and Political Mobilizations

2024 03.05
A Conversation About Suicide
2024 02.25
The Philosophy of Football, Humour and Death
2024 01.29
On Christianity with James Wood and Peter Bratsis
2023 09.30
On R.D. Laing with Ciarán Gaynor
2023 05.09
Lessons From Greek Tragedy
2023 03.23
What Good is Philosophy?
2023 03.16
On Suicide: Making Sense of Endings
2022 04.06
Why Fight with Žižek?
2022 03.22
On Mysticism
2021 12.04
Debate on Identity Politics with Butler, West, and Greenwald
2021 07.21
“The Chastity Plot” with Lisabeth During
2021 07.16
Distinguished Lecture Series
2021 05.11
Bald and Biscuits with Brian Eno
2020 09.10
You Are Going to Die
2020 07.09
Soccer and Culture
2020 05.20
Thinkers in Isolation with Brad Evans
2020 05.15
Let's Walk with Fiona Shaw
2020 05.05
Isolation, Loneliness, and Solitude with Masha Gessen
2020 02.21
Mystical Anarchism
2019 10.26
Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us
2018 01.28
Yoga & Philosophy
2018 01.24
Temporality, Political Resonance, and Bowie
2018 01.27
Better Living Through Soccer
2017 11.09
Memory Theater
2017 11.08
What We Think About When We Think About Soccer
2017 10.19
Tragedy and the Political
2016 08.20
Working-Class Ballet
2016 04.23
Soccer and Philosophy
2016 04.16
Solitude and Aesthetic Experience
2016 03.14
Unlocking the Everyday
2016 03.13
Where Philosophy Begins
2016 02.16
Bowie: A Tribute with Special Guests
2015 09.25
Philosophy and the Public Sphere
2015 06.15
On Happiness with William Davies
2014 12.05
Thinking Through Tragedy and Comedy
2014 12.03
Suicide - A Defence
2014 11.09
On Truth (and Lies) in Homecoming
2014 09.14
On Truth (and Lies) in Joyce wiht Olwen Fouéré
2014 06.24
On Bowie
2014 04.21
Tragedy’s Philosophy
2014 03.13
The Hamlet Doctrine with Judith Butler and Jamieson Webster
2014 02.18
Disposable Life
2013 12.13
Performance Art: Ethics in Action
2013 11.14
The Hamlet Doctrine
2013 10.03
Massive Attack V Adam Curtis
2013 04.18
Infinitely Demanding, Political Commitment, and Psychoanalysis
2012 12.17
Happy Talk with Philip Seymour Hoffman
2012 05.02
In Conversation with Liam Gillick
2012 02.07
In Conversation with Cornel West
2011 10.07
Hegel: The Philosopher of Tragedy
2011 07.26
Talk About Nothing with Fiona Shaw
2010 11.12
The Faith of the Faithless
2009 05.02
Phenomenologies of the Stranger with William Richardson

2022 08.16

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2022 03.13
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2020 01.09
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2021 02.02
Simon Critchley is ranked as one of the most influential philosophers today
2020 09.01
Arthur W. Frank’s “Tragic Realism: Reading Simon Critchley for Bioethics”
2020 04.14
The Quarantine Files: Thinkers in Self-Isolation
2018 12.10
Daniel Gamper's “The Football Player as a Work of Art”
2018 09.03
Modern Ethics in 77 Arguments: A Stone Reader
2018 06.30
Mennenes Hjemmebane
2018 06.28
Reponse: “What We Think About When We Think About Football”
2018 06.19
Simon Critchley’s Philosophy of Football
2018 06.18
How We Watch Soccer Now
2018 06.13
Transcendent Moments of the 2018 (and 2026) World Cup
2017 10.04
Examining Liverpool's Remarkable Comeback
2017 04.24
“When Kids Philosophize”
2017 03.31
A Conversation with Fiona Shaw
2017 01.03
The Night of Philosophy
2016 10.23
On Trump
2016 10.06
The School of Death
2016 09.23
A Tribute to Prince
2016 09.13
“What Concept Most Needs a Word in the English Language?”
2016 07.21
“How Humor Defied Racism at the RNC”
2016 03.25
10 Favorite Books
2016 02.17
A Tribute to Bowie at The New School
2016 02.11
Turkish translation of Apply-degger
2015 05.11
“All-Nighter”
2015 05.06
The Night of Philosophy (2015)
2015 04.30
“Wishful Thinking”
2015 04.26
“At All-Night Philosophy Event, Physics, Logic and Snoring”
2014 11.14
“The Case for Paying Ransoms”
2014 09.20
On David Bowie’s 'Lodger' (1979)
2014 09.18
“How To Lead Like Bowie”
2014 07.10
David Brooks’ “Baseball or Soccer?”
2014 06.04
Philip Seymour Hoffman on Happiness
2014 03.14
John Douglas Millar’s “The Ethics of Discomfort”
2014 02.08
Philip Seymour Hoffman and Simon Critchley On Happiness
2013 11.14
“Ibsen's Enemy of the People and the Crisis of Democracy”
2013 06.13
“Prep School Teacher Directs Students to Write Suicide Notes”
2013 06.08
“Vice Editors Ax Suicide Fashion Spread”
2013 05.23
“New York Professor Offers Suicide Note Writing Class”
2013 05.19
“A Writing Class Focused on Goodbyes”
2012 12.17
In Coversation with Philip Seymour Hoffman
2012 02.07
“Occupying Philosophy: Simon Critchley and Utopian Tactics”
2012 02.26
Authors Read
2006 03.06
A Discussion with Alain Badiou

2021 06.30
Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us
2021 04.27
Excerpt from Bald: 35 Philosophical Short Cuts
2018 07.05
“What We Think About When We Think About Soccer”
2018 06.30
“What We Think About When We Think About Football”
2016 04.28
The Hamlet Doctrine
2016 04.20
On Bowie
2016 01.11
On Bowie
2015 11.18
Memory Theatre
2015 06.24
On Suicide
2014 09.24
“My Life Began with David Bowie”
2016 06.28
England Loses

2007 11.15
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Timeline from Critchley, "Violent Thoughts on Slavoj Žižek" (Naked Punch). For further reading, see Robert Young's The Violent State in Naked Punch, and Critchley's essay Crypto-Schmittianism

The International Society Necronautical has been nourished by the faded avant-garde movements of the last century, whether artistic, cultural, or political. A German volume of texts Wir sind alle Nekronauten, immer schon gathers a selection of official communications from the INS from 1999 to 2010, meticulously documenting their manifestos, reports, statements, meetings, and trials. “We are sometimes asked: How do I join? How does one become a necronaut? Wrong question. As Paragraph Three, lines five and six of the INS's First Manifesto make clear, willfully pilfering and re-using the tired language of deconstruction, ‘We are all necronauts, always, already.’” Our mission is to disseminate that fact: not as conceptual knowledge but rather in the way that Molly Bloom fills her husband’s mouth with seedcake, then repeats that moment, with a silent Yes.” An English volume from the INS, The Mattering of Matter, Documents from the Archive of the International Necronautical Society was published by Sternberg Press in October 2012. In the October 2014 issue of Art Forum, the INS published the Declaration on Digital Capitalism.

  • Page 6 of the New York Post mentioned Courtney Love's appearance at the book launch for Critchley and Jamieson's The Hamlet Doctrine under the title, All About Love for Courtney.
  • Press Releases of the Dead: Throughout October 2009 media types around the country received cardboard tombstones cutouts to celebrate the release of The Book of Dead Philosophers.
  • The Dead Philosophers' Limbo is Susie Burpee's twelve-hour dance to the life of ideas and the death of philosophers as told by the living philosopher Simon Critchley in his book, The Book of Dead Philosophers.
  • Askmelissa.com: How do you applaud the launch of Simon Critchley's Book of Dead Philosophers? With a séance, of course! At least that's how the Accompanied Literary Society chose to celebrate at an out-of-this-world party at Bobo.
  • Under the name of Critchley & Simmons, Critchley has produced a CD called Humiliation (2004) and a series of short films. This project was launched in an event at the Sydney Opera House in August 2004.
  • Critchley gave the name The Bleach Boys to a Hitchin-based band previously known as The Fur Coughs.
  • Critchley played guitar in a number of North Hertfordshire bands including The Good Blokes and Social Class 5 .
  • Critchley is a devotee of football, and has since a young child been a keen supporter of Liverpool FC. He has taken this lifelong love into his philosophical work, giving a lecture at Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, Helsinki, in May 2009 on French football star Zinedine Zidane, ”A puppet or a god? On Zidane”, based on Douglas Gordon and Phillipe Parreno's film Zidane, A 21st Century Portrait from 2006.
  • In 2011, Critchley co-directed (with Brad Evans) Ten Years of Terror in recognition of the ten-year anniversary of September 11. Ten Years of Terror examines the theoretical, empirical, and aesthetic dimensions of violence and the ensuing state of terror it produces. This series of reflections by key canonical thinkers such as Saskia Sassen, Michael Hardt, Noam Chomsky, Zygmunt Bauman, and others closely examines the enactment and ramifications of violence in our modern times. The film was shown at the Guggenheim in September 2011.
  • The Last Word, Seven-Hour Finale: Critchley co-hosted the closing of the exhibit Maurizio Cattelan: All at the Guggenheim Museum in New York on Saturday January 21, 2012.