Anne Dufourmantelle
Anne Dufourmantelle (1964–2017) was a French philosopher and psychoanalyst, educated at Brown University and earned a PhD in philosophy from the Sorbonne. She practiced psychoanalysis, taught at the European Graduate School, and collaborated with the newspaper Libération. Her thought addressed themes such as risk, sweetness, secrecy, and love, integrating philosophy, psychoanalysis, and literature.
Among her most notable works are In Praise of Risk (2011), Power of Sweetness (2013), In Case of Love: Psychopathology of Love Life (2012), and Intelligence of Dreams (2012). She also co-wrote On Hospitality (1997) with Jacques Derrida. In 1998, she received the Raymond de Boyer de Sainte-Suzanne prize from the French Academy for The Prophetic Vocation of Philosophy. She tragically died in 2017 while trying to rescue two children on a beach near Saint-Tropez.
Among her most notable works are In Praise of Risk (2011), Power of Sweetness (2013), In Case of Love: Psychopathology of Love Life (2012), and Intelligence of Dreams (2012). She also co-wrote On Hospitality (1997) with Jacques Derrida. In 1998, she received the Raymond de Boyer de Sainte-Suzanne prize from the French Academy for The Prophetic Vocation of Philosophy. She tragically died in 2017 while trying to rescue two children on a beach near Saint-Tropez.
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