Cornelius Castoriadis - Major Publications

Major Publications

Original French
  • La Société bureaucratique en 2 tomes : Les Rapports de production en Russie et La Révolution contre la bureaucratie, 1973
  • L'Expérience du mouvement ouvrier in two volumes: Comment lutter and Prolétariat et organisation, 1974
  • L'Institution imaginaire de la société, 1975, Seuil
  • Les Carrefours du labyrinthe, 1978 (Volume I)
  • Le Contenu du socialisme, 1979
  • Capitalisme moderne et révolution in two volumes, 1979
  • Devant la guerre, 1981
  • Domaines de l'homme (Les carrefours du labyrinthe II), 1986
  • Le Monde morcelé (Les carrefours du labyrinthe III), 1990
  • La Montée de l'insignifiance (Les carrefours du labyrinthe IV), 1996
  • Fait et à faire (Les carrefours du labyrinthe V), 1997
  • Figures du pensable (Les carrefours du labyrinthe VI), 1998 (posthumous)
Selected translations of works by Castoriadis
  • Postscript on Insignificance: Dialogues with Cornelius Castoriadis. (ed./trans.: Gabriel Rockhill and John V. Garner) Continuum Books, London 2011. 160 pp. ISBN 978-1-4411-3960-3. (hb.)
  • The Imaginary Institution of Society (trans.: Kathleen Blamey), MIT Press, Cambridge 1998 . 432 pp. ISBN 0-262-53155-0. (pb.)
  • The Castoriadis Reader (ed./trans.: David Ames Curtis) Blackwell Publisher, Oxford 1997. 470 pp. ISBN 1-55786-704-6. (pb.)
  • World In Fragments. Writings on Politics, Society, Psychoanalysis, and the Imagination. (ed./trans.: David Ames Curtis) Stanford University Press, Stanford, CA 1997. 507 pp. ISBN 0-8047-2763-5.
  • Political and Social Writings. Volume 1: 1946–1955. From the Critique of Bureaucracy to the Positive Content of Socialism. (ed./trans.: David Ames Curtis) University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis 1988. 348 pp. ISBN 0-8166-1617-5. (PSW, vol. 1)
  • Political and Social Writings. Volume 2: 1955–1960. From the Workers' Struggle Against Bureaucracy to Revolution in the Age of Modern Capitalism. (ed./trans.: David Ames Curtis) University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis 1988. 363 pp. ISBN 0-8166-1619-1.
  • Political and Social Writings. Volume 3: 1961–1979. Recommencing the Revolution: From Socialism to the Autonomous Society. (ed./trans.: David Ames Curtis) University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis 1993. 405 pp. ISBN 0-8166-2168-3.
  • Philosophy, Politics, Autonomy. Essays in Political Philosophy. (ed. David Ames Curtis) Oxford University Press, New York/Oxford 1991. 306 pp. ISBN 0-19-506963-3.
  • Crossroads in the Labyrinth. (trans.: M.H.Ryle/K.Soper) MIT Press, Cambridge, MA 1984. 345 pp.
  • On Plato's Statesman. (trans.: David Ames Curtis) Stanford University Press, Stanford, CA 2002. 227 pp.
  • Le Contenu du Socialisme. Paris 1979. (fr.) (in: PSW, vol.1)
  • The Crisis of Western Societies. TELOS 53 (Fall 1982). New York: Telos Press
  • La Brèche: vingt ans après. (Réédition du livre de 1968 complété par de nouveaux textes). Paris 1988. (fr.)
  • Figures of the Thinkable. (trans.: Helen Arnold) Stanford University Press, Stanford, CA, 2007. 304 pp.
  • A Society Adrift. Interviews and Debates, 1974–1997 (trans.: Helen Arnold) Fordham University Press, New York, 2010. 259 pp.

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