An online guide to the life and work of Simon Critchley
There is an ancient Ciceronian wisdom that says to philosophize is to learn how to die, but learning how to die also tells us something about philosophizing.
Simon Critchley, Very Little... Almost Nothing
Literature
Simon Critchley: Beckett, Literature, PhilosophySimon Critchley: Do It, England (The Hamlet Doctrine, Part I)
Simon Critchley on Krapp's Last Tape
Simon Critchley on Samuel Beckett
Fulcrum: Samuel Beckett as Poet
Travels in Nihilon: Critchley on Beckett and Adorno
Talk About Nothing: Simon Critchley and Fiona Shaw
Philosophy
Continental PhilosophySimon Critchley's How to Read Series
Simon Critchley on Critical Theory
Simon Critchley on the Pursuit of Happiness
Simon Critchley on Martin Heidegger's Being and Time
Heidegger on Death
Simon Critchley reflects on Punk and Nihilism
Martin Heidegger on Anxiety
Critchley: Heidegger and Conscience
Critchley: 'What is a philosopher?'
The Big Think Interviews Simon Critchley
Figure/Ground Communication talks to Simon Critchley
Heidegger and the Nazism Debate
Human, All Too Human: BBC's Martin Heidegger Documentary
How to Stop Living and Start Worrying
Simon Critchley discusses The Faith of the Faithless
Simon Critchley Interview: The Faith of the Faithless
Simon Critchley on the Tragic and its Limits
Academic Conferences
Simon Critchley on Shakespeare and TheorySimon Critchley/Tom McCarthy Panels
Samuel Beckett: Out of the Archive: York 2011
Simon Critchley Workshop: Texas, 2010
Mapping the Lost Highway: David Lynch Conference 2009
Simon Critchley: Style in Theory
Can the Public Intellectual Save the University?
Film and Television
Simon Critchley Interviewed on Swedish TelevisionSimon Critchley on Samuel Beckett's Film
Critchley on Nature in Terrence Malick