Single-authored Monographs 

Lee, K. (2012). Reading Descartes Otherwise: Blind, Mad, Dreamy, and Bad. Fordham University Press

Edited or Co-edited Volumes 

• Lee, K. and Ronald Sundstrom. (Ed.). (2014). Xenophobia & Racism. Critical Philosophy of Race (Vol. 2, Issue 1). Spr 2014. Penn State UP.
  

• Lee, A. M. C. a. K. (Ed.). (2011). Safe. WSQ: Women's Studies Quarterly (Vol. 39). New York: The Feminist Press.
  

Articles in Peer-reviewed Journals

• Lee, K (2018). “A Close-up: On U, The Reader InOutside.” Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art. May 2018. Shanghai, China: East China Normal University Press.
  

• Lee, K (2018). “Dear Jackie, Thank You for Your Letter; Or IOU a Letter, a Translogopoethic Note,” Derrida Today (Volume 11, Issue 1). May 2018. Edinburgh, UK: Edinburgh University Press.
  

• Lee, K (2017). Toward a (M)oral Theory of Sex, its Lipkinkiness: On Oral, Labial, Dental Caesura, Fermata, Aria. Feminist Formations 29 (3), 172-178. Winter 2017. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.
  

• Lee, K (2017). For (the) Real: You Mean Rate ’em, or Rape ‘em? Studies in Gender and Sexuality 18 (4), 281-286. Winter 2017. Philadelphia, PA: Routledge, Taylor & Francis.
  

• Lee, K (2016). Lipthink, Anyone? On, Lips Apart, Disagreeing With You … For a Queer Feminist Rectification? differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 27 (3), 119-31. Winter 2016. Durham, NC: Duke University Press.
  

• Lee, K (2016). Buttery Flies: The Alien Permanence of the InvAsian Irony of Permanent Aliens. Critical Philosophy of Race, 2016 (4): 1, 30-55. Spring 2016. 
  

• Lee, K (2015). Butterfly Redreaming: Rethinking Free, with Zhuangzi Flying Westerly with Descartes, Lacan, Waldman …. Journal Humanities, 2015 (4), 198-211. Spring 2015. Basil, Switzerland: MDPI AG. 
  

• Lee, K (2014). Xenoracism and Double Whiteness: How Ben Franklin, “True-blue English/First American,” Still Confuses Us. Critical Philosophy of Race, 2014 (2): 1, 46-47. Spring 2014. University Park, PA: Penn State University Press.
  

• Lee, K (2013). Should My Bum Look Bigger in This?—Re-dressing the Beauvoirean Femme. Fashion Issue. WSQ: Women’s Studies Quarterly, 41 (2), 184-193. Spring/Summer 2013. New York, New York: The Feminist Press.  
  

• Lee, K (2013). In Search of a www.analogfeminism.net: Starting with Three Contrarian Concepts via Mother-Daughter Machines to Come. Lateral: A Journal of the Cultural Studies Association, 2. Spring 2013. Pittsburgh, PA: The University of Pittsburgh. http://lateral.culturalstudiesassociation.org/issue2/theory/lee/index.html
  

• Lee, K (2013). Why Asian Female Stereotypes Matter to All: Beyond Black and White, East and West. The Critical Philosophy of Race, 1 (1), 86-103. Spring 2013. University Park, PA: Penn State University Press.
  

• Lee, K. (2012). Why Not?—Or How To Home In On The Sound of White Silence. Response to Adrienne Harris, “The House of Difference: Or White Silence.” Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 13 (3), 217-223. Fall 2012. Philadelphia, PA: Routledge, Taylor & Francis. 
  

• Lee, K (2012). Rethinking with Patricia Hill Collins: A Note towards Intersectionality as Interlocutory Interstitiality. Journal of Speculative Philosophy, 26 (2), 466-473. Fall 2012. University Park, PA: The Penn State University Press. 
  

• Lee, K. (2012). Derrida, Do I Know How to Pronounce Your Name?—or on Reading Monolingualism of the Other with an Accent. Issue 8: Impossible Derrida. darkmatter Journal: in the ruins of imperial culture. Summer 2012. London, UK: University of East London.
  

• Lee, K. (2011). Cogito Interruptus: The Epistolary Body in the Elisabeth-Descartes Correspondence, 22 June 1645–3 November 1645. philoSOPHIA: A Journal of Continental Feminism, 1 (2), 173-194. Fall 2011. Albany, NY: SUNY Press.
  

• Lee, K. a. A. M. C. (2011). Introduction: Safe. WSQ: Women's Studies Quarterly, 39(1), 14-27.
  

• Lee, K. (2007). An Open-ended Song of the New International: (How) Can It Be Invented? Social Identities: Journal for the Study of Race, Nation and Culture, 13(3), 261-282.
  

• Lee, K. (2006). The Other of Dialogue: Opening Silences of the Dumb Foreigner. Social Identities: Journal for the Study of Race, Nation and Culture, 12(1), 59-77.
  

• Lee, K. (2005). Shelley-de Man Unbound: the Knot of Revolutionary Irony. Studies in British and American Language and Literature 76, 29-55.
  

• Lee, K. (2005). Sex and the City: the Female Gaze, Resilient Body and Urban Desire in the Poetry of Choi-Young Mi. SOAS Literary Review 4.
  

• Lee, K. (2004). A Calligraphy of Time: Allegory (Dis)orders in the Materialist Aesthetics of Walter Benjamin and Paul de Man. Parallax, 10(3), 6-19.
  

• Lee, K. (2002). A Meditation on Knell, Funeral Melancholia and the Question of Self-Reflexivity: "to Whom Would the Reflexive be Returned?" Angelaki: Journal of the Theoretical Humanities, 7(2), 93-105.
  

• Lee, K. (2001). Chaogito: A Ceasura of Fable Within Descartes' "Fable". The Saehan Journal of English Language and Literature, 43(2), 431-461.
  

Book Chapters

• [Forthcoming] ““You People,” See How iRace: “Second” Consciousness, Counter-theorizing its Philopoethics with Claudia Rankine,” Race and Phenomenology: An Anthology. Emily Lee (ed). Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield. Spring/Fall 2018
  

• [Forthcoming] Entry on “Language” in Bloomsbury Companion to Feminist Theory. Robin Goodman (Ed.). London, UK: Bloomsbury Publishing. Spring/Fall 2018 
  

• Lee, K. (2017). “Second Languaging The Second Sex, Its Conceptual Genius: A Translingual Contemporization of « On ne naît pas femme: on le devient.»,” Nancy Bauer and Laura Hengehold (Eds.), A Companion to Simone de Beauvoir (pp. 500-513). Hoboken, NJ: Wiley-Blackwell Publishing. Fall 2017
  

• Lee, K. (2017). “Just Throw Like a Bleeding Philosopher: Menstrual Pauses & Poses, Betwixt Hypatia & Bhubaneswari, Half-Visible, Almost Illegible,” in Dorothea Olkowski and Helen Fielding (Eds.), Feminist Phenomenology Futures (pp. 21-46). Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press. 
  

• Lee, K. (2017). “An Eco-Echo-Philopoetics of Dialog & Place: Why & When Should Language Alert & Alter Itself?” in Bruce Janz (Ed.), Place, Space and Hermeneutics (pp. 49-59). NY, NY: Springer Publishing. 
  

• Lee, K. (2017). “Afterword: To be Queer Being to Queer It …” in Laura Kina and Jan Christian Bernabe (Eds.), Queering Contemporary Asian American Art (pp. 192-94), Seattle, WA: University of Washington Press. 
  

• Lee, K. (2014). On the Transformative Potentials of ‘the Dark Female Animal’ in Daodejing. In Ashby Butnor and Jennifer McWeeny (eds.), Asian and Feminist Philosophies in Dialogue: Liberating Traditions. New York: Columbia University Press. 
  

• Lee, K. (2013). Mutated Fables of God in the Philosophy of René: A Mini-Narrative Analysis of "A, or The, or Him, or It, or All But ... In Cristal Huang, Philippe Roussin et al. (eds.), Philosophy, Sign and Narrative (pp. 179-198). 哲學‧符號‧敘事. Taipei, Taiwan: Bookman Books. 
  

• Lee, K. (2013). Chinese Translation of Mutated Fables of God in the Philosophy of René: A Mini-Narrative Analysis of "A, or The, or Him, or It, or All But ...  笛卡爾哲學中之…：「一個，或這個，或祂，或它或所有的但唯獨…」的迷你的敘事分析. In Cristal Huang (Translator), Philippe Roussin et al. (eds.), Philosophy, Sign and Narrative (pp. 168-178). 哲學‧符號‧敘事. Taipei, Taiwan: Bookman Books.
  

• Lee, K. (2012). (Un)naming the Third Sex after Beauvoir: Towards a Third Dimensional Feminism. Henriette Gunkel, Chrysanthi Nigianni and Fanny Söderbäck (eds.). Undutiful Daughters: New Directions in Feminist Thought and Practice (pp. 195-207). New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
  

• Lee, K. (2009). When Fear Interferes with Freedom: Infantilization of the American Public Seen Through the Lens of Post-9/11 Literature for Children. In L. Alcoff & M. Ortega (Eds.), Constructing the Nation: a Race and Nationalism Reader. SUNY Series, Philosophy and Race (pp. 43-63). Albany: State University of New York Press.
  

• Lee, K. (2009). United We Stay… Home: Interrogating the Racialized Bildung of American Children in Post-911 Comfort Books. In M. K. B.-L. a. C. R. Lugo-Lugo (Ed.), A New Kind of Containment: “The War on Terror,” Sexuality and Race (Vol. Philosophy of Peace, Value Inquiry Books Series (VIBS), pp. 75-87). Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi.
  

• Lee, K. (2007). Black Eyes, White Hood; A Para-Sartrean Reflection on the Cosmetic Exemplarity and Racial Mimesis of "The Double Eyelid" (Appearing in Chinese Translation). In F. Wang (Ed.), Literary Criticism and Cultural Criticism (Wenxue Piping Yu wenhua Pipan) (pp. 280-296). Wuhan, China: Central Chinese Normal University Press.
  

• Lee, K. (2005). The Madness of Measuring Madness: Revisiting Foucault vs. Derrida on Descartes’ Madmen. In S.-K. K. a. P. Patton (Ed.), Poetics of In-Between Space (pp. 411-438). Pusan: Pusan National University Press.
  

• Lee, K. (2005). Kierkegaard. In G. Claeys (Ed.), Encyclopedia of nineteenth-century thought (pp. 258-262). London ; New York: Routledge.
  

• Lee, K. (2004). Poetics of Philosophical Somnambulism: A Case of Descartes the Olympian Dreamer. In A. A. Anderson, S. V. Hicks & L. Witkowski (Eds.), Mythos and logos: how to regain the love of wisdom (pp. 97-114). Amsterdam; New York, N.Y.: Rodopi.
  

• Lee, K. (2004). Moshi Descartes ga shasin wo mitanara. Translation of a Text in English, "If Descartes Saw a Photograph…..," into Japanese by Keijiro Suga. In K. K. a. K. Suga (Ed.), Shashin to no taiwa (How to Talk to Photography) (pp. 167-184). Tokyo Kokusho Kankokai.
  

• Lee, K. (2001). An Interesting Non-Alibi in Being: A Levinasian Encounter with Bakhtin. In D. Olshansky (Ed.), Young Thoughts on the Threshold of a New Century (Vol. 2, pp. 8-13). Ekaterinburg: Ural State University Press.
  

• Lee, K. (2001). Встреча контекстов: некоторые замечания относительно взаимосвязи философии Бахтина и Левинаса. Abridged Russian Translation of the Text in English, ‘An Interesting Non-Alibi in Being: A Levinasian Encounter with Bakhtin,’ by Demitry Olshansky In D. Olshansky (Ed.), Young Thoughts on the Threshold of a New Century (pp. 13-15). Ekaterinburg: Urals State University.
  

Book Reviews

• Lee, K. (2010). A Review of Laura Hengehold, The Body Problematic: Political Imagination in Kant and Foucault (Penn State University Press, 2007), Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy, 25(2), 480-484.
  

• Lee, K. (2005). A Review of Kandice Chuh, Imagine Otherwise: On Asian Americanist Critique (Duke University, 2003). Comparatist: The Journal of Southern Comparative Literature Association, 29, 153-155.
  

• Lee, K. (2004). Off the Beaten Track: Shepherding the Later Heidegger. A Review of Martin Heidegger, Off the Beaten Track (Holzwege) (CUP. 2002). Philosophical writings., 23, 75-78.
  

• Lee, K. (2003). Schrag and the Task of Philosophy. A Review of Calvin O. Schrag and the Task of Philosophy after Postmodernity (Northwestern Univ Press. 2002). Philosophy in review/ Comptes rendus philosophiques, 23(4), 270-272.
  

Others 

• Lee, K (2017), “Jazz: Reading Descartes otherwise,” interview with Richard Marshall, 3:AM Magazine, Paris/London, May 2017. 
  

• Lee, K (2017), “Getting There,” Accompanying Text/Short Story on PIRAEUS/HETEROTOPIA, 4th First Forward Festival, Onassis Cultural Center, Athens, Greece, May 2017.
  

• Lee, K (2017), A Review of Barbara Guest, The Collected Poems of Barbara Guest (Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, 2008/2016), Brooklyn Rail, New York. 
  

• Lee, K (2016), “AMBILINGUAL: WriteEntanglish, goAmbilingual, No Dump(l)ing| Philopoetic InOutsiding in Times of reBordering,” Supplement 1 (1): 86-90. Launch Issue. Creative Writing Program. PA: University of Pennsylvania and Materialist Press. 
  

• Lee, K (2015), Writing Entanglish: Come in Englysshing With Gertrude Stein, Zhuangzi …  New York: Belladonna Chapbook Series 
  

• Lee, K (2015), “The Phallus in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction”-And How to File the Phallacy of the “Privileged” Avant-guard(e) and Its Conceptual Impo®tence, Interview questions posed by Felix Bernstein. Dis Magazine. November 2015.  http://dismagazine.com/discussion/77180/the-phallus-in-the-age-of-mechanical-reproduction/
  

• Lee, K (2015). “YOU Affect: U, a new-I?,” Affect Feature, Evening Will Come, Co-edited by Julie Carr & Aaron Angello. The Volta 55. July 2015. http://thevolta.org/ewc55-klee-p1.html
  

• Lee, K (2015). “Brown & A Board of Poethic Education: A Voice from the Archived Called Future,” Kenneth Goldsmith Says He is an Outlaw, Haririet, Poetry Foundation, Edited by C. A. Conrad. Chicago, USA http://www.poetryfoundation.org/harriet/2015/06/kenneth-goldsmith-says-he-is-an-outlaw/
  

• Lee, K (2015). Raw Raw, Eat Your News, “In the Spirit of a Sestina.” MusingWith: Kimiko Hahn. Asian American Literary Review, Spring 2015, Crownsville, MD.
  

• Lee, K (2014). Interview with Vanessa Place. Annotational Contribution. The White Review, Fall 2014. Online Exclusive. London, UK.  http://www.thewhitereview.org/interviews/interview-with-vanessa-place/.
  

• Lee, K (2013). Through a Turquoise Dialogue. MusingWith: Mei-mei Berssenbrugge. Asian American Literary Review, Fall 2013: Special Issue on Mixed Race, Pandora’s Box. Crownsville, MD. 
  

• Lee, K (2013). “Had He Lived Always among the Chinese or with Savages”: A Musing on a “Chinese” Descartes of Modernity in the Discourse on Method. CUNY Forum, 1(1), 33-38. AAARI-CUNY.
  

• Lee, K. (2009). From Paper Sons to Asian Babies: Echoes of Familial Alterity From the Chinese Exclusion Act, 1882-1943. APA Newsletter on Asian and Asian-American Philosophers and Philosophies, 8(2), 12-13.
  

• Lee, K. (2009). Still, Only On Paper, or Not On Paper: The Artefactuality of Asian American Ontology Allegorized in the “Paper Sons”. APA Newsletter on Asian and Asian-American Philosophers and Philosophies, 8(2), 11.
  

• Lee, K. (2006). Secret Wars I: Launching an Investigation into One Different Hitchcock While Working through Cohen’s Hitchcock’s Cryptonymies Vol. I & II [Electronic Version]. Naked Punch Online Edition. Retrieved January 31, 2008 from http://www.nakedpunch.com/onlineedition/kyoolee.htm.
  

• Lee, K. (2005). The Madness of Measuring Madness: Revisiting Foucault vs. Derrida on Descartes’ Madmen. Naked Punch 4, 53-66.
  

• Lee, K. (2004). Hukke-dokashi (Scurf). English Translation. In C. Lee (Ed.), Dialogues: Recent Writings of Chonghwa Lee  (In Japanese) (pp. 3-5). Tokyo: Kosusho Kankokai.
  

• Lee, K., and Sarah MaGuire. (2004). At Thirty, The Party Is Over. Poetry Review: Journal of Poetry Society UK 94(4).
  

• Lee, K. (2004). At Thirty, the Party is Over: Poetry of Choi Young-Mi. Naked Punch, 3, 31-37.
  

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