I haven't read it, but there is reference to Khora in Kristeva's doctoral dissertation, part of which has been
translated into English as _Revolution in Poetic Language_.
Stuart Elden wrote:
> >Why hasn't anybody mentioned Kristeva in this discussion - surely she is
> >one of the principle theorists of the chora whom Butler has borrowed from?
> >
> >Clare
> >
>
> I responded to Chad's mail (which mentioned Butler) with a question about
> Heidegger and Derrida as they are/were the theorists I was most interested
> in. I wondered what relation Butler's discussion had to their work. Not
> being fully conversant with some of these other authors, I'd be grateful for
> any references to discussions of khora elsewhere - though it seems that
> simply reading Butler will send me in the right directions.
>
> Stuart
translated into English as _Revolution in Poetic Language_.
Stuart Elden wrote:
> >Why hasn't anybody mentioned Kristeva in this discussion - surely she is
> >one of the principle theorists of the chora whom Butler has borrowed from?
> >
> >Clare
> >
>
> I responded to Chad's mail (which mentioned Butler) with a question about
> Heidegger and Derrida as they are/were the theorists I was most interested
> in. I wondered what relation Butler's discussion had to their work. Not
> being fully conversant with some of these other authors, I'd be grateful for
> any references to discussions of khora elsewhere - though it seems that
> simply reading Butler will send me in the right directions.
>
> Stuart