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Jeannette Colombel (30 December 1919 – 12 April 2016) was a French philosopher.^[1][2][3][4]

• 1974 : Les murs de l'école, Christian Bourgois éditeur.
• 1980 : Brumes de mémoire, Stock.
• 1981 : Sartre ou le parti de vivre, Grasset.
• 1985 : Sartre: un homme en situation, Tome I, Hachette.
• 1986 : Sartre: une œuvre aux mille têtes, Tome II, Hachette.
• 1990 : Les amants de l'ombre, Flammarion.
• 1994 : Michel Foucault, la clarté ou la mort, Odile Jacob.
• 1997 : La nostalgie de l'espérance, Stock.
• 2000 : Jean-Paul Sartre, un homme en situation, LGF.
• 2000 : Lettre à Mathilde sur Jean-Paul Sartre, LGF, Le Livre de poche.
• 2005 : Silencieuse ritournelle en Corse, Éditions Materia Scritta.