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Welchman Alistair (2015) Politics of religion/religions of politics, Dordrecht, Springer.- Johnson Greg (2003) "Merleau-Pontian phenomenology as non-conventionally utopian", Human Studies 26 (3), pp.383-400.
Crespo Perona Miguel Ángel (1999) "¿un sujeto desmembrado y ético-políticamente responsable? (sobre ética, política y subjetividad, de Simon Critchley)", Daimon Revista Internacional de Filosofia 19, pp.165-170.- (2016) "Bringing intellect to the soapbox: an exchange", in: Hitchcock Peter (ed), The new public intellectual: politics, theory, and the public sphere, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, pp.175-187.
- Welchman Alistair (2015) "Introduction", in: Welchman Alistair (ed), Politics of religion/religions of politics, Dordrecht, Springer, pp.1-9.
- Quadrio Philip Andrew , Quadrio Philip Andrew (2015) "Politics, anthropology and religion", in: Welchman Alistair (ed), Politics of religion/religions of politics, Dordrecht, Springer, pp.29-49.
- Stauffer Jill (2015) "Nihilists, heroes, samaritans and I", in: Welchman Alistair (ed), Politics of religion/religions of politics, Dordrecht, Springer, pp.79-98.
- Panagia Davide (2015) "Exposures and projections", in: Welchman Alistair (ed), Politics of religion/religions of politics, Dordrecht, Springer, pp.99-115.
- Champagne Roland A. (2015) "Simon Critchley's problem of politics and Hannah Arendt's idealism for the USA", in: Welchman Alistair (ed), Politics of religion/religions of politics, Dordrecht, Springer, pp.117-126.
- with Welchman Alistair (2015) "Politics of religion/religions of politics", in: Welchman Alistair (ed), Politics of religion/religions of politics, Dordrecht, Springer, pp.171-187.
- Wu Yi (2019) "Simon Critchley, Tragedy, the Greeks and us", Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 40 (2), pp.605-609.
- with Badiou Alain (2008) "Comments on Simon Critchley's Infinitely demanding", Symposium 12 (2), pp.9-17.