The Story of a Friendship
Simone Weil Bibliography
Although Simone Weil died very young at age 34, her essays and notebooks have been the topic of a significant volume of scholarship from a wide variety of disciplines including Religion, Philosophy, Literature, Nursing, Political Science, History, Psychology, Education, and Business. However, the last comprehensive bibliography of critical works on Simone Weil compiled by J.P. Little, dates back to 1973 with a supplement in 1979 and a small update in 1995. The diversity and range of this ongoing scholarship make an updated comprehensive bibliography critically important for those writing on Weil and her work.
Saundra Lipton, University of Calgary, and Debra Jensen, Mount Royal University have been active collaborators (till Debra’s untimely death July 15, 2012) in the compilation of a comprehensive bibliography of scholarly works on Simone Weil. The goal of this project is to provide a valuable service to scholars and students in many fields by facilitating access to Weilian resources across disciplinary, geographic, and linguistic divides. Publications worldwide have been surveyed. Over 5500 works have been discovered. This online version of the bibliography currently lists more than 5000 book, essays, journal articles, and theses.
I dedicate my continuing efforts on this project to the memory of my dear friend and colleague Debra Jensen.
University of Calgary online library of resources
Concerning the Our Father
Reprinted in Catholic Attention, Jan. 25, 2017
Simone Weil and Continental Philosophy
London: Rowman & Littlefield International
The Relevance of the Radical: Simone Weil 100 Years Later
New York: Continuum (preface by Jacques Cabaud)
The Beauty that Saves: Essays on the Aesthetics and Language in Simone Weil
Macon, GA: Mercer University Press (foreword by Vladimir Volkoff)
Essay on the Notion of Reading
Rebecca Fine Rose and Timothy Tessin, trans., Philosophical Investigations vol. 13, no. 4: 2pp, 97-303
Formative Writings: 1929–1941
Dorothy Tuck McFarland & Wilhelmina Van Ness, ed., University of Massachusetts Press
Mysticism, Nihilism, Feminism: New Critical Essays on the Theology of Simone Weil
Johnson City, TN: Institution of Social Studies and Arts