Suzanne Bachelard
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Suzanne Bachelard (October 18, 1919, Voigny – November 3, 2007, Paris) was a French philosopher and academic.[1] In 1958 she published La Conscience de la rationalité. She was the daughter of philosopher Gaston Bachelard, of whom she edited the posthumous book Fragments d'une Poétique du Feu.[citation needed] She taught at Sorbonne, where she also had Jacques Derrida as her assistant.[2] She was the first translator to French of the Husserl's book, Formal and Transcendental Logic.
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- Geoffrey Bennington (1991) Jacques Derrida, University of Chicago Press. Section Curriculum vitae pp. 325–36, Excerpts
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