Paul Ricoeur, b. 1913. French philosopher most closely associated with the philosophy of language, with a strong interest in problems of conflicting interpretation. 1. Paul Ricoeur and the Hermeneutics of Suspicion - A 1995 paper by G.D. Robinson. A concise critique of Ricoeur's approach to hermeneutics. 2. Paul Ricoeur: The Academic Homepage - The academic homepage of Paul Ricoeur was initiated by the Institute for Axiological Research, Vienna. It offers different resources as a chronology, primary and secondary texts, biographies, bibliographies, and photography. 3. Sources and Implications in Paul Ricoeur's Ideology Concept - Paper by Marcelio Felix Tura from the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy. Uses Ricoeur's example to show the potential of a hermeneutic approach to social philosophy. 4. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Paul Ricoeur - Article by Bernard Dauenhauer. Includes biographical information and bibliography, as well as a close look at several different aspects of Ricoeur's work. 5. (eds.) - Ricoeur as Another: The Ethics of Subjectivity - James Risser reviews this book edited by Richard A. Cohen and James L. Marsh. From Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. 6. Paul Ricoeur - Laudatio and Profile - Biography and tribute provided by the International Balzan Foundation.

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