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core1–209 of 1444
- in ‘candyman,’ race erased class — susan pickard
- behind the crisis in israeli-christian relations — lazar berman
- democrats’ tax-and-spend dead end — alicia nieves
- substack has revived the serial novel — a. a. kostas
- the mexican left’s war on ngos — juan david rojas
- how technology re-tribalized us — robert lynch
- trump should declare victory in iran — emma ashford
- the age of fortress liberalism — leo greenberg
- ai and the myth of the machine — conor mcglynn
- the long shadow of paul ehrlich — darel e. paul
- i am a wheelchair user. my life is worth living. — matthew cavedon
- what the tech right learned from habermas — geoff shullenberger
- the movies against metoo — alec mouhibian
- russiagate redux in hungary? — thomas fazi
- josh hawley: we must ‘bend’ ai to serve the good — matthew schmitz
- there is no post-liberal international order — hussein aboubakr mansour
- trump’s land-and-brand foreign policy — daniel mccarthy
- the moment mass migration started — alicia nieves
- for kristi noem, campaign season never ended — alicia nieves
- abundance is not enough — christopher beha
- big tech’s war on democracy — conor mcglynn
- neoliberalism in one country? — philip cunliffe
- trump was always an iran hawk — matthew schmitz
- only religion can deliver a ‘star trek’ future — james w. lucas
- on ai, trump should support red states — michael toscano & jason van beek
- the dyslexia myth — julian elliott
- the case for working-class nationalism — alex hogan
- how the revolutionary left embraced radical islam — benjamin r. young
- was epstein really a spy? — michael s. kochin
- george saunders’s reluctant morality tale — sam kahn
- jeffrey epstein’s necrophilia—and ours — ashley frawley
- how parenting ‘experts’ scare women off motherhood — ella whelan
- the epstein next door — julia yost
- jesse jackson’s american century — antonio de loera-brust
- america needs a better meritocracy — helen andrews
- why the democratic party can’t moderate — alicia nieves
- noam chomsky was right about epstein — michael tracey
- europe’s war on democracy — thomas fazi
- get married young — brad wilcox
- how the black-jewish alliance broke up — david christopher kaufman
- on immigration, progressives are ‘american exceptionalists’ — muzainy shahiefisally
- why abortion rates are up — carmel richardson
- how ancient dna solved the indo-european mystery — razib khan
- the unhappy hooker — julie bindel
- how trump made the colombian left great again — juan david rojas
- from greenland to mauritius, ‘decolonization’ is over — felice basbøll
- ‘melania’ is really about barron — brandon goldman
- boys and girls need sex-segregated spaces — stephen g. adubato
- is sex really a spectrum? — alexander riley
- burden your loved ones — john schwenkler & philip reed
- what i learned running the blm — tracy stone-manning
- mark carney’s cynical utopianism — david singh grewal
- how the internet fell for a supposed condemnation of christian zionism — lazar berman
- the need for true gender equality — audrey pollnow
- how pro-immigrant activism turned dangerous — alicia nieves
- who’s afraid of the freemasons? — adam rowe
- the truth behind the groyper panic — eric kaufmann
- the war on black fathers — delano squires
- the bloody vision of laurent obertone — michael behrent
- the true history of birthright citizenship — ilan wurman
- the new right is more right than wrong on family policy — brad wilcox
- the death of ‘minnesota nice’ — darel e. paul
- how i changed my mind on assisted suicide — charles murray
- to understand minneapolis, look to somalia — helen andrews
- making realism great again — philip cunliffe
- why the mexican left defunded childcare centers — germán s. díaz del castillo
- trump’s bid for a new pax americana — chris cutrone
- look south, america — john londregan
- how maduro sealed his own fate — juan david rojas
- the rise of militant centrism — frank furedi
- cologne, ten years on — lisa mckenzie
- the price of westernization in armenia — matthew dal santo
- the case for electoral integration — jacob eisler
- why transatlantic relations broke down — nathan pinkoski
- i remember brigitte bardot — éric zemmour
- why i’m leaving harvard — james hankins
- god-haunted horror — stephen g. adubato
- the coming venezuelan insurgency — benjamin r. young
- the best books of 2025 — the editors
- the return of the jewish question — david azerrad
- how to reform science funding — norman matloff
- norman podhoretz and the paleoconservatives — daniel mccarthy
- intervention leads to immigration — mark krikorian
- why citizenship matters — david bromwich
- boys without men — ashley frawley
- why the chilean left failed — juan david rojas
- the lost generation — jacob savage
- mamdani and the future of the left — gregory conti
- how the gop lost miami — juan david rojas
- the curious case of the bisexual tradwife — stephen g. adubato
- the real clash of civilizations — nathan pinkoski
- a nation of subscribers — matthew burdette
- when the laws of war backfire — pablo policzer
- the moral urgency of compromise in ukraine — george beebe
- the left’s project has just begun — john b. judis
- what the left can learn from homesteaders — ralph leonard
- the danish model is failing — felice basbøll
- spanish feminists trade freedom for control — tiare gatti mora
- trump’s fake war on drugs — juan david rojas
- the incoherence of ken burns’s ‘the american revolution’ — adam rowe
- the struggle for central europe — petr drulák
- how the gratitude industry swallowed thanksgiving — ashley frawley
- will mexico’s elon musk succeed? — juan david rojas
- how clement attlee built british social democracy — antonio de loera-brust
- ‘america first’ means jobs first — zach mottl
- why they hated aaron burr — adam rowe
- only nationalism can save the planet — thomas fazi
- psychedelics made me christian — justin smith-ruiu
- can shabana mahmood stop the boats? — david goodhart
- how trump can save the future — michael toscano
- the injustice that cannot be named — stuart waiton
- are we not catholics, too? — ashley frawley
- what’s really behind mexico’s ‘gen z’ protests — juan david rojas
- trump should resist reefer madness — patrick brown
- a bright future for penn station — david schaengold
- stephen miran’s post-neoliberal economics — d.l. jacobs
- how gay identity trumped gay sex — stephen g. adubato
- the left-wing critic of jean-luc mélenchon — michael behrent
- the cold war never ended — thomas fazi
- what trump got right about reagan and tariffs — henry tonks
- the folly of ousting prince andrew — peter hitchens
- cheney’s last laugh — nathan pinkoski
- what islamism and the left have in common — daniel ben-ami
- why mamdani’s ugandan roots matter — geoff shullenberger
- the fantasy of the ceo-monarch — muzainy shahiefisally
- tucker carlson is wrong about christian zionism — samuel goldman
- the ‘anti-trafficking’ racket — michael tracey
- the promise of black postliberalism — vincent lloyd
- death of sex, murder of love — jo bartosch & robert jessel
- after the liberal international order — heather penatzer
- the coming ai cataclysm — gabriel rossman
- why we can’t have nice things online — dan hitchens
- soviet lessons for america’s decline — ted reese
- the tragedy of bolivian socialism — juan david rojas
- mamdani and trump have more in common than you think — leila mechoui
- regime change in venezuela is bad for america — juan david rojas
- gerrymandering is democratic — jacob eisler
- the great feminization — helen andrews
- the pragmatism of czechia’s ‘hard right’ leader — petr drulák
- the faith of nick land — geoff shullenberger
- nationalize the defense industry — indigo olivier
- donald trump, man of peace — daniel mccarthy
- the historical precedents for trump’s gaza plan — heather penatzer
- the obama-era roots of doge — jacob bruggeman
- h-1b visas are transforming america — norman matloff
- the sixties are over — george owers
- how free palestine replaced black lives matter — matthew schmitz
- the fall of the alpha male state — michelle braunstein & dean merlino
- the right must stand for free speech — gregory conti
- to revive sex, ban porn — stephen g. adubato
- the end of free speech liberalism — dylan partner
- what is ukraine fighting for? — thomas fazi
- digital id restricts liberty, not migration — peter hitchens
- can republicans help fix labor law? — daniel kishi
- trump’s ukraine gamble — george beebe
- the undemocratic liberalism of emmanuel macron — michael behrent
- trouble in libertarian paradise — juan david rojas
- charlie kirk and the new civil war — edward remus
- you have been conquered by the machine — leighton woodhouse
- finger-wagging won’t win over gen z — matthew wilson
- toward a national conception of human rights — rakib ehsan
- labubu nation — ryan zickgraf
- why lula should free bolsonaro — juan david rojas
- uncivil discourse is an american tradition — adam rowe
- the nihilism of andrew roberts — dan hitchens
- the virtues of mma — stuart doyle
- neoliberalism comes for the warfare state — heather penatzer
- nvidia is a national security risk — david cowan
- the tyranny of transhumanism — adam kirsch
- how asian immigration is changing us education — helen andrews
- why immigration can’t revive the economy — joel kotkin
- how color revolution was born—and died—in serbia — philip cunliffe
- how comedy died—and might rise again — steven watts
- the public health model of speech suppression — ashley frawley
- the confessions of lauren southern — george dunn
- michel clouscard vs. the hipster left — michael behrent
- climate scientist president opens door to fracking — juan david rojas
- the competency crisis at the cia — edward luttwak
- there will be no taylor-travis marriage boom — patrick brown
- goodbye britain, hello ‘yookay’ — peter hitchens
- ending the war is pro-ukraine — branko marcetic
- the strange fate of oswald spengler — kyle baasch
- time for a truce in the mommy wars — elliot haspel & ivana greco
- mutual security must undergird peace in ukraine — george beebe
- americans still underestimate china — farrell gregory
- right populism comes to japan — elena korshenko
- liberal myths of the red scare — garrett ramirez
- how decades of folly led to war in ukraine — michael a. reynolds
- the crisis of the university started long before trump — clifford ando
- trade agreements must put workers first — daniel kishi
- in alaska, trump can help ukraine accept reality — emma ashford & peter slezkine
- democrats are kidding themselves on crime — john mcmillian
- novelists have forgotten narrative — sam kahn
- the mirage of palestinian statehood — philip cunliffe
- how therapy culture led to therapy bots — ashley frawley
- how engineering replaced politics — nathan schneider
- the origins of brazil’s judicial tyranny — bruna frascolla
- contemporary fiction and men who talk too much — reinaldo laddaga
- a federalist approach to ai policy — wesley hodges & daniel cochrane
- the right doesn’t deserve the west — ralph leonard
- the indiscretions of curzio malaparte — edward luttwak
- sydney sweeney and the triumph of eugenics — ashley frawley
- how trump killed the european dream — philip cunliffe
- the mirage of liberal historical guilt — carlos dengler
- the left case for lower interest rates — juan david rojas
- an america-first approach to science funding — eli sennesh
- conspiracy theorists aren’t crazy — emmett rensin
- the fatal incoherence of brics — heather penatzer
- slovenia’s nato rebellion — thomas fazi
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- money by vile means — peter ryan
- just war in gaza? — r.r. reno
- trump should resist russia hawks — emma ashford
- the death of the post-left — oliver bateman
- a quest novel for the aimless generation — valerie stivers
- how the west changed its mind on immigration — darel e. paul
- why crypto won’t free you — fabio vighi
- how france chokes opposition parties — charles devellennes
- america needs a new bretton woods — philip pilkington
- a world without people — ashley frawley
- neither side wants to emancipate women — maren thom
- how australia stopped grooming gangs — helen andrews
- the idiocy of the epstein mythology — michael tracey
- intersectionality cuts both ways — laoise de brún
- what musk and trump still have in common — chris cutrone
- the european green deal has failed — thomas fazi
- the cultural contradictions of conservatism — aaron m. renn
- what the left doesn’t get about morena — juan david rojas
- jean-claude michéa, the conservative communist — michael behrent
- young americans oppose the ai regulation moratorium — michael toscano & jared hayden
- the surprising coherence of the pro-life left — teddy duncan
- conservatives must resist ai accelerationism — owen yingling
- how trump surprised hawks and doves — daniel mccarthy
- when mamdani won, so did eric adams — alexander nazaryan
- the defeat of the solidaristic left — dan hitchens
- america’s exploding debt bomb — ted reese
- how war with iran could change america — christopher caldwell
- skrmetti is a win for originalists — anna wetzel
- politics in the city of the damned — robert dodaro
- the long, slow death of ‘development’ — holly jean buck
- the rise and fall of urbit — adina glickstein
- the anti-war right shouldn’t give up on trump — daniel mccarthy
- the costs of the foreign student influx — norman matloff
- can natalism be normal? — robert bellafiore
- the not-so-great algorithmic novel — kay craig
- this is israel’s war — daniel mccarthy
- the global economy’s new ‘golden’ age — leila mechoui
- marie gluesenkamp perez’s quiet radicalism — evelyn quartz
- class warfare, la style — joel kotkin
- frederick forsyth, man of action — dominic green
- welcome to the era of ai doping — ryan zickgraf
- the long shadow of act up — stephen g. adubato
- the madness of cars — peter hitchens
- elon’s great mistake — geoff shullenberger
- the ugly side of the ‘big, beautiful bill’ — patrick brown
- the scandal of dogmatism — julia yost
- how educators can defeat ai — matthew gasda
- walter lippmann, beyond stereotypes — geoff shullenberger
- the gop might kill trump’s nuclear renaissance — emmet penney
- the last gatekeeper — helen andrews
- the ghost of nicholas biddle — adam rowe
- the buy-now, pay-later time bomb — matias ahrensdorf
- woke lost, but freedom didn’t win — ashley frawley
- mass immigration lowers fertility — darel e. paul
- why eu elites fear trump’s tariffs — thomas fazi
- laura loomer is right about venezuela — juan david rojas
- will democrats listen to chris deluzio? — justin vassallo
- faith makes a quiet comeback — daniel n gullotta
- a dangerous turn in trump’s war on universities — gregory conti
- postliberalism’s reluctant godfather — nathan pinkoski
- colleges must answer ‘why?’—or die — stephen g. adubato
- the rot at disney goes deep — steven watts
- ‘abundance’ requires redistribution — pelle dragsted & william banks
- how ai will harm working-class families — grant martsolf & brad wilcox
- how the establishment won in romania — thomas gallagher
- trump’s common-sense move on trucking — gord magill
- pope leo must revive catholic social teaching — r.r. reno
- does trump want to destroy harvard, or reform it? — gregory conti
- germany by other means — peter hitchens
- portugal’s phony economic miracle — joão ruy faustino
- the techno-populist convergence — alex hochuli
- everything’s amazing, and nobody’s happy — kyle harper
- ten years and a hundred days of trump — david bromwich
- the man without illusions — dan hitchens
- the end of the kashmir lie — saiba varma
- the horror of unlimited freedom — john byron kuhner
- pope leo’s challenge — dan hitchens
- trump needs a strategic trade approach — jon toomey
- the millennial darkness of matthew gasda — g.d. dess
- how the establishment is domesticating populism — thomas fazi
- how society got a sex change — ashley frawley
- trump must fix the grid — emmet penney
- a new york epic for our time — stephen g. adubato
- who can claim the rule of law? — darel e. paul
- the persistence of lesser-evil politics — john b. judis
- why the ‘pro-democracy’ center can’t save america — evelyn quartz
- the great american novel will not be substacked — valerie stivers
- neoliberalism with salafi characteristics — djene rhys bajalan
- what trump could learn from the green new deal — branko marcetic
- how trump won the canadian election — philip cunliffe
- welcome to the war on terror 2.0 — kay craig
- mark carney’s progressive nationalism — leila mechoui
- spain’s renewable energy nightmare — emmet penney
- the face of lebanon — james o’reilly
- new york must reject euthanasia — audrey pollnow
- the meaning of ralph lauren nationalism — samuel goldman
- how trump wants to change history — adam rowe
- greenland between denmark and trump — kirsten thisted
- the perils of the democrats’ trade strategy — justin vassallo
- pope francis’s managerial revolution — nathan pinkoski
- why harvey weinstein should walk free — phelim mcaleer & ann mcelhinney
- nostalgia as a political force — frank furedi
- the working class needs jobs, not therapy — lisa mckenzie
- gavin newsom, tim walz, and the democrats’ future — sam kahn
- red states show the way for pro-family populism — patrick brown
- anti-globalism against itself — philip cunliffe
- the great neoliberal novelist — geoff shullenberger
- trump should embrace, not abolish, the neh — james hankins
- how trump stole the future from the left — ralph leonard
- does trump want to destroy the global economy? — christopher caldwell
- why national parks matter — antonio de loera-brust
- the political roots of the baby bust — darel e. paul
- the bad energy of casey means — arjun byju
- paul ricoeur and the crisis of atheism — david moulton
- liberation now? — david singh grewal
- how dei served the oligarchy — garrett ramirez
- ‘white lotus’ and the failure of prestige drama — julia yost
- the limits of queer anti-colonialism — stephen g. adubato
- ross douthat’s serious fantasy — valerie stivers
- putin and kim hate the west—and mistrust beijing — benjamin r. young
- liberating america requires more than tariffs — peter ryan
- happy liberation day, america — kenneth rapoza
- birthright citizenship isn’t as broad as courts think — samuel estreicher & rudra reddy
- banning le pen is an attack on democracy — christopher caldwell
- how assisted suicide will undo the nhs — dan hitchens
- on immigration, the left must learn from cesar chavez — mark krikorian
- the quest for the catholic beethoven — grant kaplan
- the real scandal of the signal leak — daniel mccarthy
- democrats must avoid the anti-tariff trap — justin vassallo
- why ‘abundance’ isn’t enough — ross barkan
- how europe lost the plot on women’s rights — faika el-nagashi & anna zobnina
- the democratic promise of manifest destiny — kay craig
- europe’s anti-democratic militarization — thomas fazi
- the vanishing white male writer — jacob savage
- the emerging democratic minority — john b. judis
- trump has embraced the machinery of civil rights — christopher caldwell
- how biden enabled trump’s censorship — jenin younes
- green neocolonialism is killing brazil — bruna frascolla
- how business metrics broke the university — hollis robbins
- the ‘digital trade’ trap — lori wallach
- yes, mahmoud khalil’s arrest is a free-speech issue — gregory conti
- the long shadow of the alien and sedition acts — kay craig
- the sexual conservatism of sally rooney — g.d. dess
- what right and left get wrong about usaid — tim gill
- how democracy died in romania — thomas fazi
- why canada can’t win the trade war — leila mechoui
- trump vs. wall street — batya ungar-sargon
- the real reason trump backs crypto — peter ryan
- the false attack on ukraine war skeptics — peter hitchens
- how the war on woke was won—for now — darel e. paul
- the new ex-gay — stephen g. adubato
- the ex-guerrilla in his labyrinth — juan david rojas
- kanye west and the persistence of stigma — emmett rensin
- how the war party lost — david p. goldman
- the thinker who explains trump’s tariffs — adam rowe
- from american empire to nuclear westphalia — david singh grewal
- why zelensky must go — daniel mccarthy
- the left-wing origins of ‘deep state’ theory — christian parenti
- democrats must be the anti-monopoly party — justin vassallo
- populism, interrupted — dan hitchens
- why capitalism needs war — ted reese
- the gop is still the pro-marriage party — brad wilcox
- immigration as foreign policy — mark krikorian
- as the west declines, so will housing prices — leila mechoui
- trump’s moderation is no virtue — kay craig
- why elbridge colby matters — daniel mccarthy
- to save academia, hire conservatives — jacob shell
- reality is winning the ukraine narrative war — george beebe
- lori chavez-deremer, pro-worker republican — batya ungar-sargon
- how europe made itself irrelevant — thomas fazi
- ghosts of populism past — ryan zickgraf
- sophie lewis’s case against feminism — valerie stivers
- usmca was never meant to be permanent — daniel kishi
- the uses and abuses of ‘social construction’ — gabriel rossman
- doge as class war — leighton woodhouse
- the erotic case for god — audrey pollnow
- the dismal history of population transfers — heather penatzer
- from mishima to mangione — valerie stivers
- capitalism vs. the ai revolution — d.l. jacobs
- marco rubio’s america-first foreign policy — juan david rojas
- the troubled history of the monroe doctrine — jay sexton
- germany considers the alternative — christopher caldwell
- the new right of t.e. hulme — gregory conti
- trump must do more on de minimis — lori wallach
- mar-a-gaza — chris cutrone
- the rise of ‘dark woke’ — ashley frawley
- the toxic legacy of boomer-blaming — jennie bristow
- europe’s ukraine delusion — thomas fazi
- trump’s three-pronged tariff strategy — kenneth rapoza
- claudia sheinbaum’s art of the deal — juan david rojas
- why trump and maduro cut a deal — juan david rojas
- blame trudeau for trump’s tariffs — gord magill
- to win ai, go nuclear — emmet penney
- jd vance is right about the ‘ordo amoris’ — r.r. reno
- the strange return of william mckinley — adam rowe
- tulsi gabbard vs. the undead consensus — daniel mccarthy
- liberalism after trump — matt mcmanus
- the perils of doomerism — sam kahn
- the democrats’ rfk dilemma — zaid jilani
- trump’s tariff threats are working—for now — juan david rojas
- tony tulathimutte and the literary vibe shift — kay craig
- one woman’s fight to rebuild syria — dan hitchens
- the death and life of the great statesman — frank furedi
- the anti-clerical coalition — gregory conti
- trump’s immigration test — mark krikorian
- hate endowment taxes? reform the university — gregory conti
- democrats should work with trump — zaid jilani
- the return of american exuberance — adam rowe
- maga must defeat doge — batya ungar-sargon
- the biden administration did not take place — nathan pinkoski
- south korea’s crisis is a warning — fabio vighi
- how the left helped trump win — david n. gibbs
- the end of the end of men — ryan zickgraf
- why i oppose the ‘scholasticide’ resolution — james hankins
- an energy-abundance agenda for trump — emmet penney
- nicaragua’s ‘christian socialist’ dictatorship — juan david rojas
- the undoing of britain — nathan pinkoski
- when the fire comes — adam kirsch
- how democrats lost the catholic vote — brannon miller
- the future belongs to america. so should greenland. — chris cutrone
- the suicide of canada — leila mechoui
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- academia must come to terms with the gop — darel e. paul
- the revenge of the neoliberals — justin vassallo
- biden is right on us steel — kenneth rapoza
- how the h-1b system undercuts american workers — norman matloff
- elias canetti’s witness against death — matthew gasda
- striking alone — doug lain
- the left case for kash patel — christian parenti
- behind the teacher exodus — stephen g. adubato
- the false promise of high-skilled immigration — helen andrews
- when stories kill — nadya williams
- the return of the eunuch — samuel biagetti
- where the tech right and restrictionists can agree — mark krikorian
- the year of populism — frank furedi
- how christmas became an all-american holiday — samuel goldman
- drone panic and the crisis of reality — thomas fazi
- end the cold war in cuba — juan david rojas
- a new deal for architecture — david schaengold
- school shooters and the gender wars — ashley frawley
- a tale of two museums — reinaldo laddaga
- toward a politics of tourism — marco d'eramo
- the democrats’ hollow reckoning — justin vassallo
- how woke racism took over brazil — bruna frascolla
- the anti-disinformation coup — nathan pinkoski
- big philanthropy’s lost children — michael hartmann
- after assad, the flood — heather penatzer
- a judicial coup in romania — thomas fazi
- why rfk must take on the cia — christian parenti
- stop apologizing for the past — mark bauerlein
- daniel penny vs. anarcho-tyranny — aaron m. renn
- the antipsychiatry movement’s long shadow — geoff shullenberger
- the online dance of death — kay craig
- canceled for telling the truth about sex — connie shaw
- jesse jackson’s america first — antonio de loera-brust
- a resilience paradigm for trade — fred bauer
- ireland on the brink — christopher caldwell
- the novels that made us — valerie stivers
- joe biden, feckless hawk — heather penatzer
- starmer’s hollow words on immigration — david goodhart
- how trump and sheinbaum can be good neighbors — juan david rojas
- smearing pete hegseth — sohrab ahmari
- break the sex strike — ashley frawley
- why britain chose death — dan hitchens
- can trump end the war in ukraine? — peter hitchens
- trump’s economic challenge in four charts — david p. goldman
- what ails chicago—and its jews — alexander nazaryan
- tulsi’s america-first foreign policy — batya ungar-sargon
- which side are you on, don? — alex hogan
- the death of the anti-globalization left — helen andrews
- restoring trust in public health — frances lee & stephen macedo
- a bipartisan win for life — matthew cavedon
- the prophet of left conservatism — justin vassallo
- the rise of green maga — holly jean buck
- the pro-worker choice for labor — sean o'brien
- the refugee crisis that started the cold war — heather penatzer
- why a pro-labor party lost workers — doug lain
- globalism against democracy — wolfgang streeck
- ending the chaos at america’s ports — michael stumo
- the case for matt gaetz — daniel mccarthy
- trump needs robert lighthizer at treasury — sohrab ahmari
- how trump won the war over ‘normal’ — sohrab ahmari
- how professors killed literature — reinaldo laddaga
- young canadians’ right turn — leila mechoui
- love in the time of menopause — valerie stivers
- tony blair, right-wing progressive — nathan pinkoski
- how democrats can save their party — justin vassallo
- culture in the age of trump — matthew gasda
- the left must start from zero — slavoj žižek
- democrats’ disastrous gender politics — darel e. paul
- the fall of maternal liberalism — ashley frawley
- why trump won — christopher caldwell
- kamala harris’s democratic betrayal — zaid jilani
- kamala’s vengeful neoliberalism — daniel mccarthy
- whoever wins, america is stuck — john b. judis
- black oaklanders’ political revolution — seneca scott
- the immigration election — batya ungar-sargon
- why labor will miss biden — ryan zickgraf
- the fantasy of the happy warrior — david bromwich
- rudderless japan — r. taggart murphy
- slouching toward year zero — frank furedi
- the ancient curse of inequality — ben burgis
- brazil’s new anti-woke center — bruna frascolla
- the antiheroes we don’t need — greg stewart
- lula and trump vs. central banks — juan david rojas
- the cross and the vine of death — sohrab ahmari
- the gospel according to elon musk — ryan zickgraf
- after the flood — brad littlejohn
- the dead end of political misogyny — erika bachiochi
- propaganda and the postmodern mind — glenn ellmers
- why china prefers trump — yang yao
- the battleground state that isn’t — ryan zickgraf
- against racialism, left and right — christopher rufo
- the uses and misuses of tariffs — marc fasteau & ian fletcher
- immigration as a constitutional issue — gregory conti
- north korea’s marxist revival — benjamin r. young
- how mass migration undermined men — marco rubio
- the gender divide is a class divide — batya ungar-sargon
- how to fight tech censorship — branko marcetic
- puerto rico’s false dawn — josé gabriel reyes soto
- in praise of ‘megalopolis’ — ross barkan
- when nonprofits subvert democracy — michael hartmann & william schambra
- why ta-nehisi coates hates israel — helen andrews
- promoting marriage won’t save the gop — patrick brown
- how the us military ditched merit — william thibeau
- the suburbanization of donald trump — matthew walther
- the faith of michel houellebecq — trevor merrill
- the long dealignment — geoff shullenberger
- conservatives for deepfakes? — jacques berlinerblau
- rationality after oct. 7 — leon wieseltier
- europe’s hard-power turn — david rieff
- kamalafornia über alles — joel kotkin
- the right’s empty counterculture — ashley frawley
- the death and life of progressive urbanism — ross barkan
- america’s first neoliberal president — david n. gibbs
- why people are leaving tim walz’s minnesota — darel e. paul
- judaism for and against modernity — dylan partner
- the rise and fall of eric adams — alexander nazaryan
- george grant and conservative social democracy — george dunn
- the looming industrial downturn — justin vassallo
- biden’s gift to china’s solar industry — nick iacovella
- sally rooney’s crypto-christian love — valerie stivers
- behind kamala’s policy evasions — musa al-gharbi
- ‘black nazis’ and the racial absurd — mark christian thompson
- a coup in brussels — thomas fazi
- don’t retvrn — matt mcmanus
- j.d. vance against the apocalypse — sohrab ahmari
- was marx woke? — geoff shullenberger
- the labor realism of christian smalls — stephen g. adubato
- we are in a writing renaissance — sam kahn
- the end of the churchill myth — nathan pinkoski
- amlo’s judicial reform isn’t tyranny — juan david rojas
- the imminent russia-us war — christopher caldwell
- ukraine’s weaponization of religion — thomas fazi
- how canada turned against immigration — leila mechoui
- the wisdom of trump’s tariffs — michael stumo
- kamala’s hollow debate win — ryan zickgraf
- kamala’s lukewarm agenda — sohrab ahmari
- trump is right about taiwan — jennifer kavanagh & quinn marschik
- searching for the soul of france — harry readhead
- the feminization of new york city — aaron m. renn
- the rise of post-literate history — matthew walther
- germany’s fragile political firewall — christopher caldwell
- ‘weird’ is the new normal — ashley frawley
- the first great covid novel — valerie stivers
- a guide for college presidents who want to keep their jobs — jacques berlinerblau
- trump should make birth—not ivf—free — patrick brown
- what would a pro-choice gop mean? — matthew schmitz
- the esoteric wokeness of ‘ancient aliens’ — adam j. sacks
- rfk’s war on energy abundance — emmet penney
- the politics of tax-free tips — alex park
- a 2016 repeat is good for democrats — john b. judis
- kamala harris’s liberal fusionism — justin vassallo
- against the new barbarisms — adrian pabst
- the 1968 redux that wasn’t — sohale mortazavi
- rfk and the end of covid politics — geoff shullenberger
- the end of the harris honeymoon — alexander nazaryan
- the art of saying nothing at the dnc — sam kahn
- the folly of ukraine’s russia incursion — branko marcetic
- brandon johnson, sewer-bill socialist — ryan zickgraf
- why the veep picks matter — gregory conti
- becoming gay in neoliberal mexico — samuel biagetti
- the sad death of british steel — noel yaxley
- tariffs aren’t a manufacturing cure-all — david p. goldman
- pennsylvania’s i’m-not-weird voters — sohrab ahmari
- will the riots change british politics? — david goodhart
- the unraveling of britain — darel e. paul
- the death of the squad — alexander nazaryan
- tim walz’s populism lite — ryan zickgraf
- tim walz’s big threat to the gop — sohrab ahmari
- why jamaica isn’t embracing kamala — alexander causwell
- kamala’s postmodern liberalism — catherine liu
- the treason of the experts — ashley frawley
- how conspiracy theory made america — michael cuenco
- celebrity fine artist nick cave — adam lehrer
- j.d. vance’s pro-family wisdom — michael toscano
- driving past the car culture wars — kay craig
- the poverty of secular pro-natalism — leila mechoui
- joy williams’s beautiful apocalypse — valerie stivers
- why the media turned on j.d. vance — batya ungar-sargon
- will kamala be hillary 2.0? — matt stoller
- when liberals fought free trade — justin vassallo
- the new fertility inequality — darel e. paul
- anne applebaum’s paranoid style — heather penatzer
- the venezuela balancing act — juan david rojas
- sean o’brien’s brave gambit — sohrab ahmari
- how the argentine left created milei — pablo touzon
- the unraveling of the biden coalition — christopher caldwell
- a candidate without convictions — zaid jilani
- the rnc shattered the trump taboo — batya ungar-sargon
- goodbye to the hamilton decade — matthew gasda
- has german reunification failed? — thomas fazi
- why the left gets j.d. vance wrong — zaid jilani
- the promise of pro-labor conservatism — josh hawley
- the courage of j.d. vance — daniel mccarthy
- it girls and nowhere women — alex perez
- the dsa’s self-defeating purge — ryan zickgraf
- was the trump shooting ‘stochastic terror’? — sohrab ahmari & matthew schmitz
- toward the separation of science and state — michael s. kochin
- steve bannon’s spiritual exile — benjamin teitelbaum
- a people’s revolution in oakland — seneca scott
- how the alt weekly lost its ‘alt’ — ryan zickgraf
- the perils of actually existing democracy — darel e. paul
- how macron lost france — nathan pinkoski
- the anti-biden coup harms democracy — batya ungar-sargon
- why starmer can’t fix britain — christopher akers
- the war on mothers — ashley frawley
- biden’s king lear moment — samuel moyn
- why corporate pride is faltering — carmel richardson
- the harms of harm reduction — nethan reddy
- the clothed public square — patrick deneen
- why foucault couldn’t kill ‘sexuality’ — david dudrick
- blame morales for bolivia’s failed coup — juan david rojas
- jamaal bowman failed politics 101 — alexander nazaryan
- how unions lost the rank and file — batya ungar-sargon
- the bleak genius of michel foucault — sohrab ahmari
- nato’s endgame is nuclear war — chris wright
- the hamas ‘idea’ can be killed—at a cost — robert huddleston
- the delusions of radical intellectuals — kay craig
- rachel cusk’s cruel misandry — valerie stivers
- two cheers for ‘intelligent design’ — david moulton
- make the deep state great again — christopher porter
- for love and money, married dads matter — brad wilcox
- japan and america are converging in decline — r. taggart murphy
- farmers against free trade — thomas fazi
- stop bullying religious schools — timothy cardinal dolan
- europe turns against the greens — darel e. paul
- california’s gift to big tech — jake denton
- ending big tech’s child exploitation — zephyr teachout
- biden’s fascist economy — daniel burnfin & oliver schlaudt
- can neoliberalism be saved? — colin redemer
- how galleries falsify subversive art — adam lehrer
- why biden’s post-neoliberalism is failing — justin vassallo
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- how everything became ‘violence’ — sam kahn
- mexico’s political revolution — juan david rojas
- why was robert fico shot? — petr drulák
- trump derangement inflation — christian parenti
- alvin bragg’s anti-democracy verdict — sohrab ahmari
- when states sought just prices — darel e. paul
- poland’s zone of interest — daniel kipnis
- how everyone became neurodivergent — ashley frawley
- effective altruism as social control — elizabeth bachmann
- keir starmer’s choice — dan hitchens
- david graeber’s magic words — john summers
- the forgotten protesters of the vietnam era — ryan zickgraf
- the island at the end of history — juan david rojas
- private thought and public speech — david bromwich
- canada’s migration bust — leila mechoui
- how brussels blackmailed poland — petr drulák
- christian socialism against mystical materialism — john milbank
- elise stefanik’s phony populism — kay craig
- honor levy’s half-brilliant adderall prose — valerie stivers
- the end of southern anti-union politics — alex hogan
- an epidemic of exploitation — sohrab ahmari
- in newark, a progressivism that works — stephen g. adubato
- behind the ivy intifada — musa al-gharbi
- after populism’s long defeat — james a. smith
- obama’s great awokening — sam kahn
- new left lessons for campus rebels — john b. judis
- the folly of mob politics — cole aronson
- colleges owe students investment transparency — oliver hart & luigi zingales
- long live the ‘persian wolf’ — adam lehrer
- our humdrum dystopia — matthew gasda
- biden’s transgender extremism — darel e. paul
- how eugenics survived the nazis — ashley frawley
- a union win for fordham’s catholic identity — stephen g. adubato
- how a nation reformed its universities — gregory conti
- mike johnson’s big win for the uniparty — daniel mccarthy
- weinstein gets due process while biden guts it — matthew schmitz
- ecuador’s noboa is no bukele — juan david rojas
- the trade-hawk case for banning tiktok — john b. judis
- the mirage of african independence — pedrito cambrão
- why baby bonds are a bust — justin vassallo
- why feminists and tradwives are failing — leila mechoui
- happy birthday kant, you lousy sadist — slavoj žižek
- how the west suppresses dissent — ryszard legutko
- british liberty goes up in smoke — peter hitchens
- the pathologies of managerial medicine — andrew ross
- art-making in a disenchanted age — valerie stivers
- josh hawley’s labor revolution — sohrab ahmari
- why musk folded in brazil — juan david rojas
- what natcon can learn from metternich — kay craig
- the trans reckoning is here — nina power
- alex garland’s doomer claptrap — ryan zickgraf
- nietzsche contra social democracy — geoff shullenberger
- in the neoliberal slaughterhouse — joseph grosso
- the nightmare of institutional drift — nina power
- trump’s pragmatic pro-life politics — darel e. paul
- a bipolar world spells european doom — gladden pappin
- europe’s new peasant revolts — johan gärdebo
- lessons of a forgotten campus scandal — alanna schubach
- the future was then — adam lehrer
- how the clintons changed america—twice — musa al-gharbi
- how aoc became the establishment — alexander nazaryan
- it didn’t happen here — stanley payne
- the passion of artsakh — sohrab ahmari
- lessons of the amlo-trump bromance — juan david rojas
- why the ‘strike wave’ failed — justin vassallo
- why europe sacrificed ukraine — arta moeini
- the gender industry’s big myth — ashley frawley
- the unbearable rightness of professor-speak — jordan castro
- the permanent sexual revolution — darel e. paul
- how big tech undermines democracy — tano santos & luigi zingales
- how america’s lsd trip began — leila mechoui
- a ‘disease’ called childhood — frank furedi
- how america propped up a narco-state — juan david rojas
- trump is right about the auto ‘bloodbath’ — matthew schmitz
- the pope of gender — nina power
- cody wilson’s deadly gift — justin lee
- journalism’s slow death threatens democracy — ryan zickgraf
- the human reality behind the border crisis — christian parenti
- beyond the victimhood grift — valerie stivers
- dune’s girlboss misstep — carlos dengler
- the nightmare in haiti — juan david rojas
- a win for portugal’s populists — thomas gallagher
- big tech’s a.i. power grab — jake denton
- a world nobody wants — david schaengold
- the false religion of unipolarity — mark episkopos
- the truth about ‘white rural rage’ — kay craig
- too late for ‘late capitalism’ — kyle baasch
- the democrats’ knowledge-economy bust — musa al-gharbi
- clear pill for the deep state — nathan pinkoski
- daniel patrick moynihan’s prophecy — rob lester
- the roots of right-wing progressivism — gregory conti
- big business’s war on the new deal — ben burgis
- trudeau’s war on truth — gord magill
- trump’s inconvenient nato truths — malcom kyeyune
- let them eat carbon — thomas fazi
- the limits of maga art — adam lehrer
- how christians help human traffickers — john daniel davidson
- big business’s century-long war on kids — christopher bedford
- why ngos run your world — darel e. paul
- how corporations rule — kay craig
- assisted dying isn't freedom — ashley frawley
- why tolstoy didn’t want you to have sex — valerie stivers
- bukele’s kingdom of dreams — geoff shullenberger
- for fani willis, everything is racketeering — ryan zickgraf
- i bought everything advertised in national review and all i got was this bleak odyssey into the rotten heart of american conservatism, america, and also myself — sam kriss
- how senegal’s elites killed democracy — mamadou ndiaye
- the failure cascade of us foreign policy — malcom kyeyune
- flushing ayn rand — stephen g. adubato
- how the paraglider left hurts palestine — leigh phillips
- how brussels bullied hungary — thomas fazi
- the horror of taylor swift deepfakes — slavoj žižek
- against progressive pseudo-religion — marco rubio
- the border bill’s assault on american workers — josh hawley
- behind bukele’s revolution — juan david rojas & geoff shullenberger
- why rank-and-file teamsters love trump — batya ungar-sargon
- a magical place called cop city — ryan zickgraf
- biden’s foreign-policy abyss — john b. judis
- the tyranny of war consumerism — malcom kyeyune
- bring back the ‘made-in-america’ left — justin vassallo
- a raunchy journey to enlightenment — adam lehrer
- the cynical in-joke of ‘american fiction’ — alex perez
- is america pursuing a strategy of chaos? — thomas fazi
- the border civil war that wasn’t — kay craig
- biden’s border chutzpah — mark krikorian
- the failure of feminist natalism — darel e. paul
- how jon stewart ruined america — alexander nazaryan
- don’t unionize porn—ban it — a.b. crowder
- the mirage of third-worldism — geoff shullenberger
- the perils of dissident literature — valerie stivers
- the west’s new age of superstition — malcom kyeyune
- we still live in lenin’s world — michael cuenco
- the cosmic racism of h.p. lovecraft — kay craig
- beyond the myths of the ’68 election — nathan pinkoski
- let north korea have nukes — anthony j. constantini
- left-behind america sticks with trump — sohrab ahmari
- uk postmasters vs. rentier capitalism — dan hitchens
- the right’s foolish drive to cancel mlk — sohrab ahmari
- why the left is losing a winnable election — justin vassallo
- germany’s war on food and farmers — ashley frawley
- behind the turmoil in ecuador — juan david rojas
- europe’s mental deindustrialization — malcom kyeyune
- how parenting became a lifestyle — leila mechoui
- the real threat to classical music — r. taggart murphy
- how a stabbing changed france — christopher caldwell
- the dynasty that saved—and destroyed—peru — juan david rojas
- israel’s brutal, futile war — musa al-gharbi
- israel has committed no war crimes—hamas has — alan dershowitz
- china is winning the global south — david p. goldman
- donald trump, defendant in chief — christian parenti
- the poverty of anti-wokeness — geoff shullenberger
- the rise of the sectarian university — gregory conti
- america’s suez crisis — malcom kyeyune
- a hungarian scribe’s antidote to mental poison — matthew gasda
- the christmas spirit rests on fear — peter hitchens
- america’s yemen folly — malcom kyeyune
- the liberal plot against democracy — samuel moyn
- the meaning of trump’s rally music — adam lehrer
- why chile couldn’t bury neoliberalism — juan david rojas & geoff shullenberger
- the pseudo-religion of psychedelics — travis kitchens
- the unanswered questions of jan. 6 — christian parenti
- learning from lincoln — matthew schmitz
- can conservatives resist war with china? — branko marcetic
- the joy—and horror—of surrogacy — carmel richardson
- let them eat therapy — matt wolfson
- more than a union hall — alex hogan
- the new green feudalism — joel kotkin
- biden’s venezuela failure — juan david rojas
- the demographic doom loop — leila mechoui
- the left's foolish attack on bidenomics — justin vassallo
- literature at the end of the world — valerie stivers
- after the orgy — ruby sutton
- the silly dream of an american bonaparte — michael lind
- worse than kissinger’s crimes — malcom kyeyune
- how the gop can mend fences with unions — sohrab ahmari
- cady noland's america — adam lehrer
- the failure of war-crimes tribunals — helen andrews
- how ‘progress’ ruined cars — matthew crawford
- britain’s austerity folly — christopher akers
- geert wilders will disappoint you — j. a. koster
- the new progressive nihilism — ashley frawley
- the rage behind the dublin riots — angela nagle
- a brit’s ode to thanksgiving — peter hitchens
- a regional war is taking place — malcom kyeyune
- how javier milei defeated peronism — juan david rojas
- javier milei’s anti-populist populism — geoff shullenberger
- elon musk’s crank playground — david polansky
- forget the founding fathers — michael lind
- the end of capitalist realism — malcom kyeyune
- why ukraine realists lost it over gaza — philip cunliffe
- michel houellebecq’s #metoo moment — joséphine haillot
- how aids politicized science — david moulton
- the middle east’s deadly taboos — slavoj žižek
- keir starmer: the world’s most typical pol — james a. smith
- david cameron’s odious return — peter hitchens
- the dangerous lure of the vigilante — alexander nazaryan
- haiti, the zombie republic — alexander causwell
- how the right won—and lost—muslims — lama abu odeh
- the quest for a new new deal — ryan zickgraf
- europe can’t deport dissent — malcom kyeyune
- a bitter vindication for ukraine doves — branko marcetic
- sigrid nunez’s lockdown literature — valerie stivers
- nationalism’s uncertain future — leila mechoui
- behind the self-diagnosis explosion — stephen g. adubato
- in defense of ‘karen’ — julie bindel
- the end of american deterrence — malcom kyeyune
- the once and future brexit — jonathan rutherford
- poor kids and war pigs — cyrus coron
- winning the second cold war — michael lind
- trump’s hamiltonian moment — micah meadowcroft
- welcome to oakland, welcome to hell — jack henry mueller
- the fog of art — nina power
- how libel kills free speech — gregory conti
- the journalist and the influencer — ryan zickgraf
- dave hickey’s lust for beauty — adam lehrer
- ‘cat person’ as viral fairy tale — valerie stivers
- this will be worse than iraq — malcom kyeyune
- why america and venezuela are making up — juan david rojas
- the realism we need — sohrab ahmari & matthew schmitz
- the american gentry’s unrealized potential — michael cuenco
- baudrillard in gaza — geoff shullenberger
- why literary elites love poc pain — alex perez
- where is the republican lina khan? — matt stoller
- europeanism’s fascist underside — thomas fazi
- a progressive neoliberal wins in ecuador — juan david rojas
- why javier milei wants to be jewish — facundo milman
- the failure of poland’s populists — christopher caldwell
- beware war on terror 2.0 — malcom kyeyune
- the poet and the tyrant — slavoj žižek
- ghosts in the algorithm — michael toscano
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- how anthropology canceled sex — kathleen lowrey
- christian democracy for america — josh hawley
- the unconservative edmund burke — uday singh mehta
- woke is dying—long live the new center — sohrab ahmari
- the crisis of therapeutic ‘decolonization’ — geoff shullenberger
- the neoliberal roots of degrowth — juan david rojas
- the american empire’s burning peripheries — malcom kyeyune
- millennial socialists embrace atrocities — matthew schmitz
- an unsettling defense of liberalism — gregory conti
- slovakia’s pragmatic social democrats — petr drulák
- downtown demons — matthew gasda
- the harms of ‘harm reduction’ — leila mechoui
- what ever happened to medicare for all? — freddie deboer
- when leftists thought about ancient rome — alex petkas
- behind sweden’s murder panic — malcom kyeyune
- in defense of the cold war liberals — michael lind
- the shame of collaboration — peter hitchens
- the real ‘post-truth’ turn — malcom kyeyune
- the second armenian genocide — mark movsesian
- who’s afraid of elena velez? — adam lehrer
- emily wilson’s sack of homer — valerie stivers
- the ‘sanctuary city’ ponzi scheme — michael lind
- multicultural canada’s dirty nazi secret — michael cuenco
- what bap learned from feminism — geoff shullenberger
- america’s new politics of nothing — ryan zickgraf
- why brussels hates the family — ashley frawley
- israel’s lessons for right populists — david swift
- the contradictions of yimbyism — aaron m. renn
- will america reinstate the draft? — malcom kyeyune
- africa’s quest for sovereignty — toby green
- election rigging threatens the left — doug lain
- naomi klein’s distorting mirror — christian parenti
- the dialectic of dark enlightenment — slavoj žižek
- trump can win the union vote in 2024 — michael lind
- the long shadow of chile’s 9/11 — thomas fazi
- why oliver anthony hates welfare — kay craig
- spain’s lessons for american decline — r. taggart murphy
- musk’s digital leviathan — nicolas hausdorf
- national suicide — lee siegel
- america’s dangerous election cycle — malcom kyeyune
- how the shitlibs won — lama abu odeh
- homosexuality as metaphor — samuel biagetti
- a master novelist visits hell — valerie stivers
- how covid killed utopia — ari gandsman & josé lópez
- the general who embarrassed meloni — christopher caldwell
- the brics plot against america — malcom kyeyune
- the myths of libertarian health policy — michael lind
- how progressives sold out women — julie bindel
- tucker and trump are tv’s gravediggers — jon askonas
- austen’s darkness — julia yost
- entitlements are the price of empire — malcom kyeyune
- hunter biden’s raw art — adam lehrer
- the war on driving — gord magill
- a defeat for guatemala’s elites — juan david rojas
- postmodern lobotomy blues — david moulton
- the conservatism of democracy — gregory conti
- banning parties to ‘save democracy’ — malcom kyeyune
- can a gonzo libertarian save argentina? — juan david rojas
- black woke vs. white woke — lee siegel
- how the cia controls the past — jefferson morley
- no, the 14th amendment can’t disqualify trump — alan dershowitz
- against the eugenicons — michael lind
- why you’re never leaving twitter — katherine dee
- how asset managers took over your life — dan hitchens
- america is deindustrializing europe — thomas fazi
- america falls short on reshoring — malcom kyeyune
- peter turchin’s false prophecy — christian parenti
- trump against the machine — alexander nazaryan
- long live the swinish multitude — brendan o'neill
- why canada is criminalizing dissent — leila mechoui
- the ukrainian army is breaking — michael vlahos
- amlo’s lessons for democrats and republicans — juan david rojas
- josh kline’s conceptual climate hysteria — adam lehrer
- the weapons of the weak — michael lind
- why kundera never went home — petr drulák
- the catholic prophet of inequality — benjamin studebaker
- what conservatives see in hungary — christopher rufo
- the coming war with china — malcom kyeyune
- orientalism, nato-style — fakhry al-serdawi
- why the media hate rfk jr. — lee siegel
- socialism or barbie-ism — nina power
- the war on women’s fertility — sofia abasolo
- the pessimistic case for the future — michael anton
- the defense industry doesn’t rule america — malcom kyeyune
- the menace of fictitious capital — daniel russo
- my grueling day as a hollywood extra — sohrab ahmari
- are chemicals causing gender chaos? — geoff shullenberger
- america needs a new jfk — david p. goldman
- thomas macaulay, liberal futurist — joshua fagan
- eulogist of eros: milan kundera, 1929-2023 — trevor merrill
- america is sleepwalking into nuclear war — andrew doran
- ron desantis is the gop’s liz warren — geoff shullenberger
- the brain death of nato — malcom kyeyune
- a prison named liberty — lee siegel
- break up america’s elite — michael lind
- how medical hubris caused the opioid crisis — david moulton
- wokeness didn’t sink the titan — leila mechoui
- france’s bread riots — malcom kyeyune
- a hungarian lesson on student loans — gladden pappin
- the crucifixion of donald trump — lee siegel
- ukraine shouldn’t join nato — peter hitchens
- the unpalatable truths of delicious tacos — kay craig
- don’t censor rfk jr.’s bad ideas — batya ungar-sargon
- diversity won’t save our ruling class — darel e. paul
- the next crash will be worse than 2008 — malcom kyeyune
- down with diversocracy—and meritocracy — sohrab ahmari
- bach was no liberal humanist — valerie stivers
- a gop trade hawk’s lessons for the left — justin vassallo
- beware a weakened putin — george beebe
- how america controls europe — thomas fazi
- the art of exploitation in ‘the idol’ — adam lehrer
- ukraine is gen x’s last stand — malcom kyeyune
- the new gods of stone mountain — ryan zickgraf
- biden’s backslide on china — oren cass
- gender cultists make a move for california’s children — abigail shrier
- teddy or wilson—which way populists? — kay craig
- there is no working-class party — batya ungar-sargon
- ted kaczynski, anti-left leftist — musa al-gharbi
- to fight inequality, empower workers — anthony annett
- death of a statesman — christopher caldwell
- georgia shows the way on homelessness — john hirschauer
- confessions of a radioactive mind — slavoj žižek
- what if both trump and his prosecutors are guilty? — alan dershowitz
- how lawfare became biden’s campaign strategy — christian parenti
- the asexual revolution — geoff shullenberger
- the tragedy of foreign-policy realism — malcom kyeyune
- how queer theory swallowed gay rights — lama abu odeh
- how ‘biodefense’ mercenaries endanger us — christian parenti
- regime change for america — patrick deneen
- the class divide comes for the gop primary — batya ungar-sargon
- andrea dworkin against gender ideology — julie bindel
- why religious israelis lose — cole aronson
- ‘mental health’ is a political mirage — leila mechoui
- purity-policing is poison to poetry — emmalea russo
- the soft tyranny of modern medicine — akshay pendyal
- his name is shenouda — samuel tadros
- do androids dream of terrible streets? — sohrab ahmari
- the absurd, futile debt showdown — malcom kyeyune
- what soviet nostalgia gets right — helen andrews
- the betrayal of the media leftists — doug lain
- ‘dead ringers,’ sanitized for amazon — adam lehrer
- biden’s anti-worker border policy — batya ungar-sargon
- the autofiction writer and the torturer — marcus hijkoop
- j.d. vance is right about our regime — matthew schmitz
- durham’s report should outrage the left — christian parenti
- the method to biden’s border madness — malcom kyeyune
- the reckless green war on coal — emmet penney
- authoritarianism without authority — george hoare
- the surgeon general’s ‘community’ cargo cult — brendan case
- the roots of america’s erratic russia policy — sean mcmeekin
- there is no border security without e-verify — mark krikorian
- restoring us manufacturing: a blueprint — david p. goldman
- good bye, uncle sam — malcom kyeyune
- how leftists became big pharma’s shock troops — david moulton
- libertarians’ big lie on wages — michael lind
- unguarded angel — valerie stivers
- a worker triumph at rutgers — ben burgis
- how class explains digital media’s downfall—and tucker’s — batya ungar-sargon
- the glorious uselessness of monarchy — nina power
- why i still say ‘god save the king’ — peter hitchens
- canceling russian culture doesn’t free ukraine — anton tarasyuk
- why rural maternity wards are disappearing — ivana greco
- the ‘new washington consensus’ is dead on arrival — malcom kyeyune
- a humorless comedian scolds picasso — adam lehrer
- a ‘trans’ pedophile stole my name — claire fox
- we must declare jihad against a.i. — michael cuenco
- the debt battle: green subsidies vs. industrial policy — philip pilkington
- the tech rust belt — malcom kyeyune
- there is no revolution for women — leila mechoui
- a working-class party without a working-class agenda — batya ungar-sargon
- dominion’s blow to free speech — christopher caldwell
- us hegemony isn’t worth apocalypse — chris wright
- the poverty of anti-imperialism — djene rhys bajalan
- how academic freedom died at princeton — abigail anthony
- the anti-humanism of han kang — valerie stivers
- a hollywood ode to eco-terrorism — emmet penney
- bukele has brought freedom to el salvador — marco rubio
- i was canceled for saying sex is real — mary harrington
- say no to putin’s ‘multipolarity’ — slavoj žižek
- the devil’s work — nick land
- amlo’s conservative leftism — sohrab ahmari
- the death throes of atlanticism — malcom kyeyune
- russia’s rational invasion of ukraine — thomas fazi
- trump’s real crime is opposing empire — christian parenti
- how the deep state took down nixon — nathan pinkoski
- the dollar’s decline—and america’s — malcom kyeyune
- the white-girl speed party crashes — katherine dee
- did the fbi kill mlk? — seneca scott
- chicago’s rebuke to ‘defund’ — sohale mortazavi
- a black dei director canceled by dei — tabia lee
- pynchon’s prophecy — gus mitchell
- israel’s crack-up and democracy’s endgame — malcom kyeyune
- a color revolution in israel — liel leibovitz
- tiktok and the end of neoliberalism — batya ungar-sargon
- the right-wing crusade against shakespeare — matthew gasda
- lockdown colonialism — toby green
- welcome to terf island — nina power
- france’s crisis of legitimacy—and ours — malcom kyeyune
- ernst jünger, conservative psychonaut — adam lehrer
- the wages of mother-work — valerie stivers
- why brexit has stalled — philip cunliffe
- tomorrow belongs to xi — malcom kyeyune
- canada’s convenient victims — kathleen lowrey
- how to transform us politics—and how not to — michael lind
- biden’s shameless border flip-flop — batya ungar-sargon
- behind steve sailer’s rise — helen andrews
- abolish the consulting industry — malcom kyeyune
- the thing that swallowed britain — dan hitchens
- the open spiral — nick land
- the green economy’s heart of darkness — noel yaxley
- why capitalism loves degrowth — justin aukema
- the left’s debate bro — sohale mortazavi
- game not over for gamergate — ryan zickgraf
- bruce wagner’s dream of stars — emmalea russo
- how mask mandates defaced us — alex gutentag
- we need a class politics of biotech — mary harrington
- the rise of the biosecurity complex — thomas fazi
- social-justice satanism — valerie stivers
- liberalism’s good and faithful servants — adrian vermeule
- the gray lady finds her backbone — batya ungar-sargon
- the prophet of covid tyranny — geoff shullenberger
- wyndham lewis and the bohemian lie — adam lehrer
- raw egg nationalist’s one weird trick — christine baumgarthuber
- wokeness is here to stay — slavoj žižek
- america owns germany — peter hitchens
- why we need the canon wars — nick land
- will the left stand up to the deep state? — christian parenti
- pro-lifers in the crosshairs — carmel richardson
- nicola sturgeon’s trans folly — nina power
- scotland’s fake social democracy — darel e. paul
- against the iq fetish — leila mechoui
core1122–1363 of 1444
- america’s deindustrialized military — malcom kyeyune
- get ready for the next housing crash — philip pilkington
- an angel who fought back — seneca scott
- the class war inside the democratic party — batya ungar-sargon
- it’s not your granddaddy’s nfl — ryan zickgraf
- a black professor trapped in anti-racist hell — vincent lloyd
- caesarism won’t save us — michael lind
- how pfizer fixed the election — cassian anderson
- woke-ism is winding down — musa al-gharbi
- goodbye to the future — walter kirn
- the laptop class crosses the border — germán s. díaz del castillo
- museums are hiding the past — tiffany jenkins
- a chinese balloon over late-soviet america — malcom kyeyune
- the de-banking of dissent — gord magill
- the way forward for the left — slavoj žižek
- why desantis is right to reform universities — mark bauerlein
- why fast food isn’t cheap anymore — malcom kyeyune
- anatomy of a book cancellation — nigel biggar
- the right’s caning fetish won’t fix america — ben burgis
- delivering restaurants to wall street — alex park
- nicolas winding refn's feminist turn — adam lehrer
- what's the matter with davos? — batya ungar-sargon
- the coming dust bowl — malcom kyeyune
- no to ‘health communism’ — leila mechoui
- babylon-on-hudson — daniel miller
- j.d. vance shows the way forward for the gop — sohrab ahmari & matthew schmitz
- a.i. might not steal your bullshit job — sohale mortazavi
- how republicans sold out america — chris buskirk
- what woke and qanon share — michael clune
- the trans war on tomboys — nina power
- a cancel culture parallax — slavoj žižek
- how a.i. abolishes the family — geoff shullenberger
- ‘diversity’ is a ruling-class ideology — christian parenti
- the mirage of ‘race realism’ — malcom kyeyune
- make birth free — catherine glenn foster & kristen day
- american non-psycho — valerie stivers
- how mark rutte killed the dutch right — thomas gallagher
- a masturbatory ‘homage’ to my family — seneca scott
- klaus schwab's satanic mills — michael toscano
- sunak's war on unions — paul embery
- social democracy needs catholicism — anthony annett
- the prince of cringe — ryan zickgraf
- after populism — michael cuenco
- the myth of conservative america — malcom kyeyune
- democrats to labor: you’re on your own — seneca scott
- the deglobalization we need — thomas fazi
- waiting for the cuckoo to sing — malcom kyeyune
- why the right can’t beat esg — julius krein
- the privatization of policing — emma freire
- benedict’s great resignation — giorgio agamben
- the case for banning tiktok — michael toscano
- pay the players — matt brown
- the human cost of twitter’s censorship — thomas fazi
- all the sad white literary ladies — alex perez
- euthanasia is liberalism’s endgame — leila mechoui
- armenia’s race for survival — sohrab ahmari
- the normalization of crisis — malcom kyeyune
- the marxist case against abortion — jonathan culbreath
- sri lanka’s ‘morning after’ moment — nina power
- the nihilism of the ruling class — curtis yarvin
- the impotence of world cup protests — alfie bown
- dr. fauci's amnesia — aaron kheriaty
- the art world’s miami bacchanal — adam lehrer
- beware america’s discarded soldiers — malcom kyeyune
- on trade, biden follows trump — batya ungar-sargon
- crushing rail strikes is an american tradition — ryan zickgraf
- the secret teaching of roberto calasso — noah kumin
- rené girard and the rise of victim power — geoff shullenberger
- how everything became ‘fascism’ — stanley payne
- the betrayal of the critical theorists — jacob shell
- the real danger of censorship — malcom kyeyune
- cormac mccarthy's masterpiece — valerie stivers
- which side are you on, dc? — josh hawley
- going woke while argentina goes broke — arturo desimone
- never forget who pushed zero covid — thomas fazi
- hurrah for 8 billion humans — leigh phillips
- long live blue labour — nina power
- why the great reset is not ‘socialism’ — michael anton
- open up libel laws — carson holloway
- the future is canceled—again — malcom kyeyune
- no night at the museum — geoff shullenberger
- desantis the realist — daniel mccarthy
- battleground thanksgiving — walter kirn
- in defense of political machines — kay craig
- keep calm and trust aristotle — leila mechoui
- no cure for loneliness — andrew ross
- deceptive altruism — sohale mortazavi
- the trad mystique — matilda lin berke
- the slow suffocation of the performing arts — matthew gasda
- away from arthouse horror — adam lehrer
- why climate nihilists target beloved art — emmet penney
- there’s no trumpism without trump — malcom kyeyune
- against fake ‘community‘ — a.b. crowder
- the death of popularism — geoff shullenberger
- the end of ‘national’ trends — darel e. paul
- the booker prize rewards ‘diversity’ over difference — valerie stivers
- the email caste's last stand — malcom kyeyune
- left populism against the people — george hoare
- a democratic star fails upward — ryan zickgraf
- before fauci, there was comte — gregory conti
- how to reconcile unions and the gop — a.b. crowder
- the swedish right's pyrrhic victory — malcom kyeyune
- brazil's holy war — alex hochuli
- macintyre's flight from politics — pierre manent
- the left’s vapid anti-musk discourse — freddie deboer
- musk is no match for the new censors — thomas fazi
- mindfulness is mind control — ashley frawley
- james burnham's revolution — malcom kyeyune
- the rise of biodigital surveillance — aaron kheriaty
- urban jeremiah: mike davis, 1946-2022 — sohrab ahmari
- progressives' pathetic ukraine flip-flop — michael tracey
- liz truss, supply-side crush — oren cass
- hands off haiti — ben burgis
- big pharma’s child-vax windfall — samira kawash
- why gen x failed — nina power
- the net-zero death cult — samira kawash
- the children of women — leila mechoui
- notre dame's corrupt bargain — sohrab ahmari
- against 'kindness' — valerie stivers
- fighting a chip war on the cheap — david p. goldman
- what's new in the new right? — josh hammer
- how critical theory learned to trust the science — jacob shell
- the progressive case for andrew jackson — kay craig
- why greens love putin — emmet penney
- the uk’s ambiguous embrace of censorship — david mcgrogan
- godard lives — adam lehrer
- why i am not a family abolitionist — rhyd wildermuth
- how unions fight wokeness — a.b. crowder
- democratic pluralism for the 21st century — michael lind
- why conservatism failed — jon askonas
- the devouring 'blonde' — emmalea russo
- why 2022 is 1914, redux — malcom kyeyune
- the girlboss's guide to good sex — catherine liu
- the pound's warning for europe — philip pilkington
- what lula's comeback means — alex hochuli
- the dream of digital homesteading — geoff shullenberger
- the outsourcing of the self — matthew gasda
- keir starmer, neoliberal butler — craig purshouse
- nord stream and the west’s self-sabotage — malcom kyeyune
- bernie can deliver for workers — ben burgis
- he’s still the one — sohrab ahmari & matthew schmitz
- the contradictions of giorgia meloni — christopher caldwell
- is south africa america's future? — rian malan
- what is maga communism? — thomas fazi
- how capitalism became queer — matthew sini
- paranoia is our duty — walter kirn
- why partisans are trapped in the past — malcom kyeyune
- immunize and punish — samira kawash
- why armenia stands alone — mark movsesian
- america against the deep state — michael anton
- orbán's warning for europe — sohrab ahmari
- the revolt of the green elites — emmet penney
- germany's 'special path' to dystopia — elena louisa lange
- conservatism's cannabis test — william pecknold
- sweden's populist moment that wasn't — malcom kyeyune
- boris lurie and the inadequacy of art — adam lehrer
- death of a queen, death of a kingdom — peter hitchens
- climate lockdowns are here — geoff shullenberger
- the immorality of ‘the godfather’ — michael anton
- the conservative case for critical theory — lisa nelson
- europe on the brink — malcom kyeyune
- the wages of american empire — leila mechoui
- barbara ehrenreich, scourge of the pmc — catherine liu
- whatever happened to feelings? — ben hickman
- dark brandon rising — geoff shullenberger
- america’s bad bet on sports gambling — christopher caldwell
- lab-leak amnesia — geoff shullenberger
- why gorbachev failed — slavoj žižek
- the reluctant wokester — valerie stivers
- fueling zelensky's war hurts america — batya ungar-sargon
- why the right lost the student-loan fight — malcom kyeyune
- how culture war trumped class war — michael cuenco
- give truckers a break — gord magill
- profit over pride — malcom kyeyune
- the republic of work isn’t working — darel e. paul
- when liberals tolerate political violence — michael millerman
- monkeypox and the limits of technocracy — pierre d'alancaisez
- drugging the masses — leila mechoui
- the decline of american legitimacy — malcom kyeyune
- the free market doesn’t care about your family — robert orr
- the cruel world of andrew tate — louise perry
- lost illusions — matthew gasda
- pedro castillo’s fight for survival — philip jeffery
- the rise of the anti-feminists — emily vermeule
- abolish the fbi — harvey silverglate
- the realignment that failed — malcom kyeyune
- the disgust of ottessa moshfegh — adam lehrer
- the myth of american moderation — chris wright
- you are the terrorist — samira kawash
- bourgeois heroes — chris cutrone
- sleepwalking into war with china — david p. goldman
- the human costs of economic war — philip pilkington
- america isn’t ready for war with china — malcom kyeyune
- arizona’s teacher troubles — auguste meyrat
- opposing liberal intolerance — nina power
- the attack on rail — peter hitchens
- alex jones, crusader and clown — geoff shullenberger
- why organized labor stays blue — a.b. crowder
- they can't let him back in — michael anton
- a reactionary marxists can love — adam lehrer
- how trauma politics hurt the poor — ashley frawley
- the new workers’ movement — malcom kyeyune
- freezing yourself to own putin — philip pilkington
- why does las vegas exist? — freddie deboer
- rural erasure — valerie stivers
- here comes fusionism 2.0 — sohrab ahmari
- overclass elegy — walter kirn
- how capital swallowed ireland — philip pilkington
- stop doing the work — ben hickman
- how democrats became the anti-charisma party — river page
- blame capitalism for pain at the pump — leila mechoui
- why the west fell for scientism — hal conte
- totalitarianism as 'care' — elena louisa lange
- stop calling putin 'fascist' — frank furedi
- american nationalism's china test — malcom kyeyune
- body horror has become our reality — geoff shullenberger
- the elite war on farmers — john mac ghlionn
- the anti-woke girondist's lament — patrick deneen
- america: the last ideological empire — arta moeini
- britain’s hollowest man — dan hitchens
- the elusive dream of left universalism — pierre d'alancaisez
- why bosses love #girlboss — pedro l. gonzalez
- say goodbye to your email job — malcom kyeyune
- the louche master — adam lehrer
- the end of millennial marxism — chris cutrone
- thatcher’s ‘leftist’ heirs — paul embery
- rising prices, rising risks — malcom kyeyune
- what the left gets right about dobbs — adrian vermeule
- big tech’s debt to jim crow — lisa nelson
- how capital turned on the church in quebec — leila mechoui
- handmaids of capital — matthew schmitz
- the rise of gender lysenkoism — malcom kyeyune
- moderna wants you to pay its legal bills — sohrab ahmari
- the gop’s war on economic populists — matthew schmitz
- french liberalism vs. democracy — nathan pinkoski
- what the right doesn’t get about the labor left — sohrab ahmari
- the idiocy of econ 101 — michael lind
- the regime’s failing jan. 6 lie — michael anton
- the curse of lifestyle leftism — thomas fazi
- the blackouts are coming — emmet penney
- national review is confused — sohrab ahmari
- the defenders of democracy — matthew schmitz
core1364–1444 of 1444
- hungary vs. corporate greed — balázs orbán
- trans barbarism — nina power
- collateral damage goes global — david rieff
- can freud save us from gender madness? — nina power
- pride and american imperialism — malcom kyeyune
- behind boris’s failure — george hoare
- the anguish of the covid experts — geoff shullenberger
- welcome back to fear city — dain pascocello
- the return of recovered memory — julia yost
- america’s military decadence — malcom kyeyune
- the vindication of gaspar noé — adam lehrer
- the faith of mass shooters — geoff shullenberger
- as guns change, so should gun control — jon stokes
- beware of ‘awareness’ — ashley frawley
- crimea’s russian dream — peter hitchens
- no to neoconservatism — josh hawley
- energy lysenkoism — emmet penney
- ‘human rights’ for bosses — craig purshouse
- the man behind ‘the great replacement’ — nathan pinkoski
- family policy after roe — gladden pappin
- how america resists mass culture — walter kirn
- the accelerationists in charge — malcom kyeyune
- the crypto ponzi scheme — matt stoller
- how capitalism endures — vivek chibber
- the return of liberal nationalism — sohrab ahmari
- blake masters, class traitor — john daniel davidson
- america’s warring faiths — malcom kyeyune
- red-state blues — aaron m. renn
- andrea dworkin didn’t care — helen andrews
- the undead consensus — sohrab ahmari
- right populism needs left economics — darel e. paul
- how ‘the future’ died in sweden — malcom kyeyune
- america’s norms get aborted — malcom kyeyune
- cancel culture comes for student debt — edwin aponte
- rise of the professionals — george hoare
- left and right vs. mom and dad — nina power
- inflation is no accident — christopher caldwell
- elon musk’s twitter revolution — curtis yarvin
- sanctions against russia are an ill-fated endeavor — malcom kyeyune
- germany’s nuclear fumble — emmet penney
- le pen was doomed from the start — nathan pinkoski
- the unholy marriage of marx and ayn rand — patrick deneen
- the many agonies of jacobin magazine — sohrab ahmari
- propaganda at the whitney biennial — adam lehrer
- a mindless rush to nato — malcom kyeyune
- the logic of lockdowns leads to shanghai — alex gutentag
- journalists have become narrative enforcers — hal conte
- twitter and the war of oligarchs — geoff shullenberger
- the real threat to democracy — stanley payne
- fukuyama’s blame game — sohrab ahmari
- a vaccine against profit loss — leila mechoui
- the power struggle behind the ‘groomer’ war — malcom kyeyune
- why le pen surged—and zemmour flopped — nathan pinkoski
- the question anne applebaum refused to answer — daniel schmidt
- fake gay history — river page
- start-up nation vs. jewish state — liel leibovitz
- american empire and its discontents — malcom kyeyune
- the real tech backlash — katherine dee
- why brussels hates orbán — thomas fazi
- the tragedy of british trade unions — paul embery
- history doesn’t repeat itself — oliver bateman
- how america kneecapped its unions — sohrab ahmari
- away from the abyss — various
- the ‘democracy’ funder — michael tracey
- the west’s hollow war economy — malcom kyeyune
- masks and lockdowns are here for good — geoff shullenberger
- alienation at 30,000 feet — walter kirn
- only the economic left can beat the woke — david rieff
- after the clash of civilizations — christopher caldwell
- the unbearable phoniness of the free-speech wars — edwin aponte
- why we need the patriarchy — nina power
- the great reset is real — alex gutentag
- against right liberalism — adrian vermeule
- ukraine is the ruling class’s latest propaganda ploy — lee smith
- the right’s foreign policy crack-up — matthew schmitz
- pretending putin is hitler endangers us all — ashley frawley
- the stupidity of nature — slavoj žižek
- how nato lost its way — peter hitchens
- the revenge of history — malcom kyeyune
- the case against aesthetic castration — adam lehrer
- the return of the hawks — sohrab ahmari
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september 20264 entries
- on authority by a disciple of the diseased body — alok ajakkala
- amazonian accelerationism — ricardo evandro martins
- a reading of the meillassouxian schema for the return of the religious — e. aslan özbek
- smr: integrated credit program, fall semester of 2026 — hyperspekulation
august 20267 entries
- monochromatic intensities — gary hussey
- the masses, the empty, and the dead — michael templeton
- body (art) without organs: on cybersigilist and eurotrashic form — tauri
- xangô, the anarchic sovereign: notes on segato, agamben and political theology — david šír
- the situation of the subject and post-deleuzian theology — chiiii
- dawn, and forgetting: on christopher nolan’s the odyssey — filippo scafi
- on somnambulism and structural causality — ana hernandez-ferre
july 202615 entries
- non-becoming: echoes and fractals of un-becoming — stefan paulus
- the mathematics of neo-rationalism: notes on categorical logic and topos theory — dub langlands (eric schmid)
- suicidal fascism in the age of algorithm — jude james howery
- four theories of the theory of science: husserl and martin-löf, weyl, cavaillès, ladrière, carnap and awodey — dub langlands (eric schmid)
- psychogeography apud heraclitus — max wade
- beyond life and death: jean-luc nancy’s ontology of finitude — yanis iqbal
- on a newly arisen futurist tone in criticism — franco laborde
- the unsound of a black noise — mstyslav kazakov
- the tragic individualism of the search for stability / the failure of entropy as revolution and emancipation — christian nirvana damato
- anatomy of tiqqun, autopsy of an era — hyperspekulation
- from the jewish question to the palestine question — m.n. schorin
- xenomechanology — kael martinaise
- promethean and posthuman freedom: brassier on improvisation and time — hyperspekulation
- political theology as a myth protecting the human security system — leon tarantino
- set-theoretic hyperstition: an esquisse — édgar a. valenzuela
june 202611 entries
- principle of insufficient reason — arturo romero contreras
- dehumanisation of anarchism: biological subordination as the overlooked condition for the persistence of banality — angga pratama
- on the void, the body, and the contingency of suffering — nadine n. sayegh
- dreamwalking off the cliff — euwyn goh
- quid iuris: conceptual machines and their transcendental function in law — ricardo zamora
- notes on entropy and negentropy — christian nirvana damato
- the concept of machinic materialism — katerina kolozova
- hegel is dead, and we have killed him — bräulio rodrigues
- charge — kaushal sapre & praveen ashokan
- expressions in-between time — daniel gianfranceschi
- the abiding abyss of the normative — federico nieto
may 20268 entries
- subterranean war machines: deleuze-guattari & october 7th — dmpj
- stolen subjects: exploitation, alienation, and subjectivity — m.n. schorin
- inhumanist marxism — kael martinaise
- deprivatization: on post-subjective aesthetics — luka cvetković
- gnostic futurism: notes toward a movement — dub langlands (eric schmid)
- genocidal language games — hyperspekulation
- a libidinal materialist critique of landian accelerationism — leon tarantino
- incompossible/obsolete: logical and empirical form in dilloway’s modern jester — jason bonilla
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2026 — vol. 25, no. 115 entries
- implementing project 2025: day one and after — robert j. antonio
- domination and chaos: india's radical conservatism — dilip simeon
- lula, brazil, and a world in flux — kevin funk
- the protestant ethic after 120 years — alan sica
- frantz fanon and the crisis of our current transitional period — paget henry
- fanon and anti-fascism — nigel c. gibson
- masculine rage at the end of the world — simon copland
- making racism and misogyny great again: the emptiness and misplaced meaning of angry young white men — george lundskow
- crumb, early and late — paul buhle
- domenico losurdo's western marxism: how it was born, how it died, how it can be reborn — douglas kellner
- meera nanda's postcolonial theory and the making of hindu nationalism — michael j. thompson
- timothy scott johnson's repeating revolutions: the french revolution and the algerian war — keanu heydari
- william m. paris' race, time, and utopia: critical theory and the process of emancipation — miron clay-gilmore
- paul buhle and raymond tyler's partisans — eric laursen
- noah isenberg's edgar g. ulmer: a filmmaker at the margins — paul buhle
2025 — vol. 24, no. 322 entries
- fraud: the new normal in government — andrás sajó
- democratic resilience in the united states: containing trump's threat to democracy — robert r. kaufman
- india's conservative revolution: the postcolonial left meets the hindu right — meera nanda
- eventful protests against the israeli genocide: the italian "hot summer" for a free palestine — donatella della porta
- investigating putinism: history over ideology — dina khapaeva
- apocalypse now? the evolution of trump's policies towards iran — nader entessar
- a termite's guide to undermining snap — christopher bosso
- the government attack on public health research — sam friedman
- american higher education in the era of trump — david schultz
- mamdani, a "new municipalism", and the undertow of party elites — shelton stromquist
- a socialist mayor for new york? what history suggests — david r. berman
- reflections on shelley's the cenci: transgression, exorcism, sacrifice — e. san juan, jr
- the metonymy of light: three early works by stan brakhage — jack miller
- on michael j. thompson's twilight of the self — lauren langman
- domination, weirdness, and art: on michael thompson's twilight of the self — jeffrey a. halley
- from critical agency to critical solidarity — charles thorpe
- a reply to my critics — michael j. thompson
- benjamin balthaser's citizens of the whole world — paul buhle
- paul chaisty and stephen whitefield's how russians understand the new russia — galina bogatova
- david golumbia's cyberlibertarianism — patrick d. anderson
- harold schechter and eric powell's dr. werthless — paul buhle
- roger frie's edge of catastrophe: erich fromm, fascism, and the holocaust — maor levitin
2025 — vol. 24, no. 1-221 entries
- the challenge of tackling the far-right in france — elodie fabre
- the path to oligarchic governance — fred block
- the center needs to fall apart: the democratic party, class, solidarity, and the failure to confront trumpism — darren barany
- the illusion of safety: how israeli security arrangements undermine lasting israeli-palestinian peace — menachem klein
- the avant-garde film, revisited — p. adams sitney
- ringing bell hooks: a brilliant feminist calling for liberation — joy james
- you do not talk about the spirit of the age: revisiting thomas de zengotita's mediated — justin elghanayan
- on authenticity: townes van zandt, natasha rostova, and the "uncles" — robert lacey
- remembering p. adams sitney — fred camper
- a tribute to p. adams sitney — daniel heller-roazen
- john swanson jacobs' the united states governed by six hundred thousand despots — akua nkansah-amankra
- exploring yoruba across time and space: toyin falola's global yoruba — oluwatoyin adepoju
- peter gordon's a precarious happiness — eduardo mendieta
- matthew specter's the atlantic realists — jack h. guenther
- john powers' technology and the making of experimental film culture — joseph pomp
- david mikics' the mad files — hank kennedy
- hartmut rosa's democracy needs religion — joseph chuman
- sarah wynn williams' careless people — warren leming
- benjamin heim shepard's on activism, friendships, and fighting — christine norton
- matheus romanetto's critique and affirmation in erich fromm — maor levitin
- alexei navalny's patriot: a memoir — benjamin heim shepard
2024 — vol. 23, no. 313 entries
- is the united states an illiberal democracy? — steven hahn
- when voting is a crime — lorraine c. minnite
- can the constitution and democracy survive the roberts court? — orville vernon burton, frances chapman
- democracy in america now — james k. galbraith
- project 2025: trumpism and the new conservatism — robert j. antonio
- triumph of the vanguard — john s. huntington
- my trump — eduardo mendieta
- the apotheosis of donald trump — joseph lowndes
- the urgency of now: was democracy really useful in the caribbean? — marsha hinds myrie
- the war for jewish supremacy — menachem klein
- kant in the 21st century: on work, precarity, and citizenship in the a.i. era — jordan pascoe
- the monsters are here — sudip bhattacharya
- the future of judaism in america: on joshua leifer's tablets shattered — joseph chuman
2024 — vol. 23, no. 215 entries
- a humanist perspective on the causes, reasonings and consequences of the israeli-palestinian war — amal jamal
- a new judaism? — menachem klein
- has labor reawakened? — melvyn dubofsky
- the backlash continues: how two recent scotus rulings pose a threat to lgbtq+ and especially trans and gender non-binary persons — loren t. cannon
- the rise of trumpism — larry n. gerston
- trump and trumpism: an american brand of fascism — andrew kolin
- kant after three centuries — allen wood
- marcuse's most famous student: angela davis on critical theory and german idealism — joy james
- africa, we the underdeveloped: wynter's discontent in the light of hegel's conception of development — frank m. kirkland
- pasolini's aesthetics — mark epstein
- erich fromm's contribution to critical theory — rainer funk
- joy james's new bones abolition — marsha hinds myrie, lex dulong, jillian uniacke
- determinism and freedom: a review of michael löwy's rosa luxemburg: the incendiary spark — peter hudis
- fred camper's seeking brakhage — brian robert hischier
- chelsea schields's offshore attachments — marybeth tamborra
2024 — vol. 23, no. 113 entries
- after october 7th: israel's search for victory — menachem klein
- the dangerous mythology that still surrounds justice antonin scalia — eric j. segal
- political violence against women: a form of misogyny? — aili mari tripp
- "the people who are nothing" strike back: the 2023 retirement age protests in france — michael c. behrent
- the (sad) fable of humanity — paola cavalieri
- how to live (after we die): on protest, social media, and queer black death — isaiah immanuel blake
- maus in tennessee: a censor's tale — hank kennedy
- the dissolution of marxist humanism — ian h. angus
- from the critique of totalitarianism to the invention of democracy — dick howard
- cold war aesthetics: discriminations and determinations — e. san juan, jr
- review essay: chile after allende — thomas hunter
- review essay: reflecting on evil — joseph chuman
- richard wolin's heidegger in ruins: between philosophy and ideology — emily stewart long
2023 — vol. 22, no. 316 entries
- environmental degradation and forced displacement in africa — toyin falola, olajumoke yacob-haliso
- sudan's wars of identity: the creeping quest for a new sudan — francis mading deng
- the global grievance network: how viral masculinity endangers everyone — karen lee ashcraft
- our flattening culture — fred camper
- constructing a boogeyman: myths and realities of antifa activism — stanislav vysotsky
- what we owe the past: william macaskill, effective altruism and the wrong life — james kent, michael lazarus
- the war in ukraine and putin's vlast: a sociological perspective — sergei erofeev
- mirsaid sultan-galiev, the pioneering bolshevik theorist of imperialism, national liberation and socialism — rohini hensman
- on ken kelman and his theory of cinema — p. adams sitney
- on kenneth anger, christopher maclane, and isidore isou — ken kelman
- art: the covid series — ralph bakshi
- review essay: magda teter's christian supremacy: reckoning with the roots of antisemitism and racism — joseph chuman
- lerone a. martin's the gospel of j. edgar hoover: how the fbi aided and abetted the rise of white christian nationalism — ian williams
- andrew feenberg's the ruthless critique of everything existing — ian h. angus
- joan braune and kieran durkin's erich fromm's critical theory: hope, humanism, and the future — maor levitin
- moisés kopper's architectures of hope: infrastructural citizenship and class mobility in brazil's public housing — gabriel g. roman
2023 — vol. 22, no. 21–1 of 14
- newest misogyny/ies — zillah eisenstein
2023 — vol. 22, no. 22–14 of 14
- anti-vaxxers and the covid crisis: the sorry story of the pernicious influence of a pseudo-science — michael ruse
- a letter of concern to black clergy regarding "cop city" — rev. matthew v. johnson, jr
- amílcar cabral and the politics of culture and identity — firoze manji
- the "new" lukács — andrew feenberg
- the continued relevance of w.e.b. du bois, sixty years on — bill fletcher, jr
- on liberalism — philip green
- on cities of friends and riots: between conflict, solidarity, and struggles for recognition — benjamin shepard
- dostoevsky as political agitator: alex chistofi, dostoevsky in love: an intimate life — sabby sagal
- susan neiman, left is not woke — mario kessler
- bob dylan, the philosophy of modern song — warren leming
- john nichols, i got mine: confessions of a midlist writer — kurt jacobsen
- jo guidi, the long land war: the global struggle for occupancy rights — aidan j. beatty
- eben kirksey, the mutant project: inside the global race to genetically modify humans — sarah kamal
2023 — vol. 22, no. 19 entries
- georgia meloni and the fascist past: how does it matter? — mabel m. berezin
- from the new colonies to the metropolis: how the one regime changes the israel-palestine conflict — menachem klein
- aleksander dugin: heidegger's dubious disciple — richard wolin
- the rise and fall of church-state separation and the need to reclaim it — joseph chuman
- crime, the dangers of racial tropes, and the limits of racial metaphors — michael javen fortner, colin scanlon
- a republic, if we can keep it — robert lacey
- a phenomenological foundation for human ethics: an essay in philosophical anthropology — thomas de zengotita
- deepening intercultural dialogue and integration for global peace — toyin falola
- stanley aronowitz and that big factory — benjamin heim shepard
2022 — vol. 21, no. 117 entries
- interview: catharine mackinnon on abortion and misogyny — catharine mackinnon
- introduction to martin heidegger's "the german student as worker" and "the german university" — richard wolin
- the german student as worker: matriculation ceremony speech november 25th, 1933 — martin heidegger
- the german university — martin heidegger
- the alt-left and ukraine — philip green
- the right-wing myth of "gender ideology" — elizabeth s. corredor
- the novel in ireland and the language question: joyce's complex legacy — barry mccrea
- "you'll come with me": humans and animals in times of war — paola cavalieri
- the two faces of east german socialism — axel fair-schulz
- poetry review column — bill nevins
- on friendship and social movements: aids activism and struggles against fascism, global aids and harm reduction — benjamin shepard
- review essay: thomas de zengotita's postmodern theory and progressive politics: toward a new humanism — justin elghanayan
- fintan o'toole, we don't know ourselves: a personal history of modern ireland — bill nevins
- aaron j. leonard, the folk singers and the bureau — warren leming
- john mcwhorter, woke racism: how a new religion has betrayed black america — michael r. jackson
- benjamin heim shepard's sustainable urbanism and direct action: case studies in dialectical activism — amy starecheski
- benjamin shepard, sustainable urbanism and direct action: case studies in dialectical activism — kevin dan
2021 — vol. 20, no. 116 entries
- the war on anti-racism: the mainstreaming of social movements, and the emerging backlash — anthony dimaggio
- the algorithm of antiracism — joy james
- israel's road to apartheid and the fate of international law — lawrence davidson
- the road not (yet) taken ii: from culture wars to a new history — james block
- high court of literary correctness — russell jacoby
- from pandemic to solidarity, mutual aid from plague days to autonomous zones — benjamin shepard
- toward species being — charles thorpe
- stockholm syndrome and the trial of the chicago 7 — kurt jacobsen
- poetry review column — bill nevins
- review essay: j. toby reiner, michael walzer; michael walzer and astrid von busekist, justice is steady work: a conversation on political theory — geoffrey kurtz
- review essay: leo panitch & colin leys, searching for socialism: the project of the labour new left from benn to corbyn — robin melville
- christophe broqua, action = vie: a history of aids activism and gay politics in france — benjamin shepard
- tanya lavin, culture warlords: my journey into the dark web of white supremacy — aidan j. beatty
- patricia morris, fetishism, psychoanalysis, anthropology — jeremy f. walton
- mark harris, mike nichols: a life — warren leming
- eben kirksey, the mutant project: inside the global race to genetically modify humans — sarah kamal
2020 — vol. 19, no. 212 entries
- black bodies and the problem of "linked-fate" — michael javen fortner
- the road not (yet) taken i: exposing the roots of the contemporary reaction — james block
- covid 19: why not start with the wet markets? — paola cavalieri
- critical constructivism: an exposition and defense — andrew feenberg
- why does annexation look like a problem and not an opportunity? — ian s. lustick
- palestine–israel: the next stage — menachem klein
- why american progressives should support hongkongers — victoria tin-bor hui
- 'one country, one system' under hong kong's new national security constitution — michael c. davis
- poetry! — bill nevins
- george packer, our man: richard holbrooke and the end of the american century — george packer
- helena sheehan, navigating the zeitgeist: a story of the cold war, the new left, irish republicanism and international communism — aiden beatty
- eric foner, the second founding: how the civil war and reconstruction remade the constitution and wendy brown, in the ruins of neoliberalism: the rise of antidemocratic politics in the west — jerome braun
2020 — vol. 19, no. 114 entries
- rolling back the global advance of the far right — rohini hensman
- why democracy and socialism need anti-racist socialist feminism — zillah eisenstein
- claudia jones and the emancipatory promise of socialism — denise lynn
- prostitution, the sex trade, and the covid-19 pandemic — melissa farley
- the dutertefly effect and the philippine stub universe — ninotchka rosca
- on the poverty of philosophy or the black hole of factory farming — paola cavalieri
- the filibuster and the ghost of calhoun — robert lacey
- christian cotton and robert arp (editors), wikileaking: the ethics of secrecy and exposure — patrick d. anderson
- mary dearborn, ernest hemingway: a biography — erik grayson
- daniel finn, one man's terrorist: a political history of the ira — aidan j. beatty
- brett anderson, afternoons with the blinds drawn — warren leming
- the unconscious in social and political life — iain ferguson
- peter riley's against vocation: whitman, melville, crane, and the labors of american poetry and caroline hellman's children of the raven and the whale: visions and revisions of american literature — ben shepard
- andy heintz, dissidents of the international left — michael karadjis
2019 — vol. 18, no. 111 entries
- the future of black leadership — lester spence
- "down with white leadership!!": racial capitalism, "race men," and the wages of political blackness — michael javen fortner
- a new wealth tax? or strengthen the tried-and-true one we already have? — james k. galbraith
- why liberal democracy is a threat to nigeria's stability — moses e. ochonu
- brexit for americans: a left brexiteer perspective — robin melville
- "anarchy is for lovers": on progress and conflict, friendship and fighting: winter social movement reading, between adorno and benjamin, women's marches, and a few notes on this moment — benjamin shepard
- "fragments of paradise . . ." a conversation with jonas mekas — editor
- review essay: robert plomin, blueprint: how dna makes us who we are — steve pitelli
- bruce franklin: crash course: from the good war to the forever war — bill nevins
- sean t. mitchell, constellations of inequality: space, race, and utopia in brazil — moises kopper
- frances fukuyama, identity: the demand for dignity and the politics of resentment — jerome braun
2018 — vol. 17, no. 215 entries
- janus and the future of organized labor — melvyn dubofsky
- gangster politics — stephen eric bronner
- a moral vindication of roe v. wade — jack crumley, gary jones
- was brexit inevitable? — lord dick taverne
- when freedom > privilege – oppression: rethinking identity politics, left unity, and the sanders' revolution — seth adler
- what can liberty do? for political regime change, first change the regime of critical thought — michel kail, richard sobel
- humanism's new frontiers — paola cavalieri
- the new left and the marxian legacy: encounters in the u.s., france and germany — dick howard
- marx, socialism and the ecology — karel ludenhoff
- review: rüdiger safranski, goethe – life as a work of art — nicholas jacobs
- review: michael hardt and antonio negri: assembly — jose mauricio domingues
- review: peggy seeger, first time ever: a memoir — warren leming
- review: asad haider, mistaken identity: race and class in the age of trump — aidan j. beatty
- review: andrew feenberg, technosystem: the social life of reason — adeline barbin
- review: malachi o'doherty, gerry adams: an unauthorised life — adeline barbin
2018 — vol. 17, no. 11–1 of 13
- das kapital one hundred fifty years later — lauren langman
2018 — vol. 17, no. 12–13 of 13
- marx's concept of class — richard d. wolff
- developing marx's mode of production theory — nancy holmstrom
- technology and capitalism 150 years after das kapital — tony smith
- gender and capital 150 years later — heather brown
- the vision of the new society in marx's capital — peter hudis
- das kapital and me — david schweikart
- review essay: symbolic politics: the chiaroscuro world of media and democratic participation — craig schamel
- review: john lahr, tennessee williams: mad pilgrimage of the flesh — erik grayson
- review: alexander gallas, the thatcherite offensive: a neo-poulantzasian analysis — aidan j. beatty
- jeremy walton, muslim civil society and the politics of religious freedom in turkey — timur hammond
- review: bhaskar sunkara (ed.), the abc's of socialism — benjamin fong
- review: maggie berg and barbara seeber, the slow professor: challenging the culture of speed in the academy — philip a. reed
2017 — vol. 16, nos. 1-220 entries
- wall street v. main street within the trump cabinet — judith stein
- behemoth revisited: national socialism and the trump administration — dan krier
- beyond the collapse: clearing the ground for what is to come — james block
- women, class, gender and the trump agenda — harriet fraad
- alt-right: a primer on the online brownshirts — chip berlet
- the ends of reform: liberalism, trumpism, and american politics — jefferson decker
- the twilight of liberal american imperialism: trump, debt, and war — mark worrell
- back to basics: trump's counter-revolution, resistance, and solidarity — stephen eric bronner
- "a hostile world": critical theory in the time of trump — chris o'kane
- authoritarian liberalism, class and rackets — werner bonefeld
- right-wing populism and the limits of normative critical theory — john abromeit
- "the neoliberal personality" — samir gandesha
- explaining 'cult45': what can wwii-era research on authoritarianism tell us about the political rise of trump? — darren barany
- black subjugation in america — kim scipes
- white like them — george lundskow
- andy blunden, the origins of collective decision making — geoffrey kurtz
- stuart jeffries, grand hotel abyss: the lives of the frankfurt school — aidan j. beatty
- martin jay, reason after its eclipse: on late critical theory — brian caterino
- henry a. giroux, america at war with itself — matthew h. bowker
- vincent czyz, adrift in a vanishing city — nate liederbach
2016 — vol. 15, nos. 2-315 entries
- poisoning the well: demagoguery versus democracy — james e. freeman, peter kolozi
- donald trump as authoritarian populist: a frommian analysis — douglas kellner
- critical theory and the persistence of right-wing populism — john abromeit
- deep contradictions facing the global movement for human emancipation: the middle east, china, and europe — kevin b. anderson
- society against state: the brazilian crisis beneath the surface — josé rodrigo rodriguez
- on thinking with and against the state — rafael khachaturian
- secrets of the sexual fetish: how sin became the new normal — david rosen
- art, immanence, and critique: a dialogue between alain badiou and theodor adorno — jeffrey a. halley
- hollywood's african-american films since 2012 — albert auster, leonard quart
- postmodern spirituality and its discontents: chris hedges, the wages of rebellion — robert abele
- kevin m. kruse, one nation under god-how corporate america invented christian america — george lundskow
- john matisonn, god, spies and lies: finding south africa's future through its past — gerhard schutte
- mary wisniewski, algren: a life — warren leming
- benedict anderson, a life beyond boundaries — aidan j. beatty
- hugh gusterson, drone: remote control warfare — kurt jacobsen
2016 — vol. 15, no. 113 entries
- jihadism: a generational and nihilist revolt — olivier roy
- trumpism is conservatism: the new conservative mainstream — james e. freeman, peter kolozi
- very inconvenient truths: sex buyers, sexual coercion, and prostitution-harm-denial — melissa farley
- how the left gets prostitution wrong — jonah mix
- left dogmatism, charismatic authority, and the uninitiated — felix bernstein
- if climate "changes everything", why does so much remain the same? — alex stoner, andony melathopoulos
- capitalism, half-bildung and social inequality — dirk michel-schertges
- hollywood and the "forever war." — leonard quart, albert auster
- steve fraser, the age of acquiescence: the life and death of american resistance to organized wealth and power — kim scipes
- lawrence wilde, global solidarity — kieran durkin
- t. j. english, where the bodies were buried: whitey bulger and the world that made him — bill nevins
- eli zaretsky, political freud: a history — kurt jacobsen
- benjamin ginsberg, the fall of the faculty: the rise of the all administrative university — chrismorda
2015 — vol. 14, nos. 2-317 entries
- economic crisis and the crisis in economic thought: a progressive-iconoclastic perspective inspired by sartre — michel kail, richard sobel
- the questionable legacy of brown v. board of education: du bois' iconoclastic critique — frank m. kirkland
- what is a "woman" anyway? — lori watson
- four years after the arab revolutions: fighting on amid reactionary retrenchment — kevin anderson
- no democratic theory without critical theory — steven panageotou
- the practical import of political inquiry: perestroika's last stand — brian caterino
- moral currents in durkheim and huysmans — mark worrell
- a critique of axel honneth's theory of reification — chris byron
- prefatory note to the twin research debate — kurt jacobsen
- the twin research debate in american criminology — jay joseph, claudia chaufan, ken richardson, doron shultzainer, roar fosse, oliver james, jonathan latham
- hollywood follows the money: films of the 'great recession' — leonard quart, al auster
- slavoj žižek: absolute trouble or recoil in paradise? — tony lack
- gabriella coleman, hacker, hoaxer, whistleblower, spy – the many faces of anonymous — brian trench
- daniel p. bolger, why we lost: a general's inside account of the iraq and afghanistan wars — kurt jacobsen
- michael gould-wartofsky, the occupiers — riad azar
- eduardo galeano, children of the days: a calendar of human history — linda etchart
- murray bookchin, the next revolution: popular assemblies and the promise of direct democracy — benjamin j. pauli
2012 — vol. 11, no. 412 entries
- the reluctant vote — jeff madrick
- prudence or principle? why i will vote for obama and why i won't blame you this year if you don't — benjamin barber
- the right, the left, the election: the tea party, occupy wall street, and the presidential campaign of 2012 — stephen eric bronner
- the day after election day — judith stein
- progressivism, polarization, and the 2012 election — rogers m. smith
- why obama will win the election . . . and the left should hope so — lauren langman
- how to kill a vampire — john ehrenberg
- the king of the 1% v. the american republic — claire snyder-hall
- labor's quadrennial condition: between a rock and a hard place — steve early
- vote for democrats—then organize to kick their butts — chip berlet
- founding principles — richard meagher
- what's wrong with victims? — alyson cole
2012 — vol. 11, nos. 2-314 entries
- egypt in transition — lawrence davidson
- year two of the arab revolutions — kevin b. anderson
- liberal values in the age of interdependence — benjamin barber
- equality, identity and social justice — nancy fraser
- the quebec strike and the politics of a new social awakening — henry giroux
- susan buck-morss, hegel, haiti, and universal history — frank m. kirkland
- the rise and demise of neo-liberal university: the collapsing business plan of american higher education — david schultz
- orwell and macdonald: like-minded traitors to their class — ian williams
- reaching out to adrienne rich: an activist poet's tribute — eliot katz
- ruth fischer: communist and anti-communist between europe and america, 1895-1961 — mario kessler
- review of britain's war machine: weapons, resources and experts in the second world war by david edgerton — kurt jacobsen
- review of bloodlust: on the roots of violence from cain and abel to the present by russell jacoby — marston morgan
- review of just one catch: a biography of joseph heller by tracy daugherty — erik grayson
- review of wall street at war: the secret struggle for the global economy by alexandra ouroussoff — sean t. mitchell
2012 — vol. 11, no. 11–11 of 15
- marcuse's and fromm's correspondence with the socialist feminist raya dunayevskaya: a new window on critical theory — kevin b. anderson
- the clogged capillaries of the peruvian amazon — riad azar
- antithesis incarnate: christopher hitchens, a retrospective glance — arnold farr
- modernism, surrealism, and the political imaginary — stephen eric bronner
- racialized consciousness, symbolic representionalism, and the prophetic/critical voice of the black intellectual — ian williams
- what is genocide? — yehonatan alsheh
- the concept of genocide and the partial destruction of the national group — daniel feierstein
- genocide and effacement: a conference on cambodia, a painting, and ways of knowing — alexander hinton
- sculpture — hedda smulewicz
- movie review: a dangerous method — kurt jacobsen
- robert cohen's freedom's orator and edward p. morgan's what really happened to the 1960s — chrismorda
2012 — vol. 11, no. 112–15 of 15
- lawrence m krauss', quantum man: richard feynman's life in science, and graham farmelo's, the strangest man: the hidden life of paul dirac, quantum genius — colin hughes
- christopher hitchens' hitch-22 and arguably: essays — john g. rodwan, jr
- ivan greenberg, the dangers of dissent: the fbi and civil liberties since 1965 — david h. price
- cedric johnson (ed.), the neoliberal deluge: hurricane katrina, late capitalism, and the remaking of new orleans — chad levinson
2011 — vol. 10, no. 420 entries
- notes on the occupy movement — stanley aronowitz
- occupy wall street: "we are what democracy looks like!" — benjamin barber
- walking wall street — stephen eric bronner
- labor's rank-and-file owes ows a thank-you card for its pr help — steve early
- occupy together and 'mass left radicalism': great to see! — bill fletcher, jr
- wall street walkers — kurt jacobsen
- go to wall street — jeff madrick
- catalytic conversion — ian williams
- the originality of ows — richard d. wolff
- the way we protest now — richard wolin
- occupy wall street and the challenge of the "new" — gregory zucker
- generation threat: why the youth of america are occupying the nation — christine kelly
- the palestinian statehood question — lawrence davidson
- another side of c. wright mills: the theory of mass society — james e. freeman
- bringing authoritarianism back in: reification, latent prejudice, and economic threat — alex stoner, eric lybeck
- on weber's and habermas' democratic theories: a reconstruction and comparison — sandro segre
- review of keith richards (and james fox), life — warren leming
- david price's weaponizing anthropology: social science in the service of the militarized state — jeremy walton
- conor mccabe, sins of the father – tracing the decisions that shaped the irish economy and peadar kirby and mary p. murphy: towards a second republic – irish politics after the celtic tiger — brian trench
- frank dikötter, mao's great famine — aaron leonard
2011 — vol. 10, no. 322 entries
- a rambling introduction — kurt jacobsen
- the british small arms company: a motorcycle memoir — paul hoover
- stranger at home: poetic sensibility across cultures and languages — andrey gritsman
- epistles from the roadside — john nichols
- revisiting in the heat of the night — leonard quart
- got my kicks on route 66 — john long
- traipsing after sawada: an american foreign correspondent's memoir — max vanzi
- two for the road — phaedra greenwood
- looking for woody — warren leming
- still on the road — john sinclair
- interview with anne waldman: on all kinds of roads — anne waldman
- modernism revisited: artistic works, academic disciplines, divided minds — thomas de zengotita
- plato's gospel — vincent czyz
- looking forward to the history of the tea party — joseph lowndes
- on judging american foreign policy: human rights, political realism, and the arrogance of power — stephen eric bronner
- bad i.o.u.: badiou's fidelity to the event — john clark
- pollen and diamonds — carmen francesca banciu
- twilight saga of the american empire? — aaron leonard
- review of basem ra'ad, hidden histories: palestine and the eastern mediterranean — lawrence davidson
- tristram hunt, marx's general: the revolutionary life of friedrich engels — john ehrenberg
- steven shapin, never pure: historical studies of science as if it were produced by people — denise poche jetter
- megan boler, digital media and democracy: tactics in hard times — jason scott
2011 — vol. 10, no. 213 entries
- farewell to democracy? — philip green
- goodbye to all that? the very uncertain future of the american welfare state — charles noble
- race and the stunted growth and rapid decline of american liberalism — douglas s. massey
- the end of retirement — teresa ghilarducci
- "real housewives" and the decline of civic virtue — claire snyder-hall
- the role of race in the devolution of the left — stephen steinberg
- neoliberal politics as failed sociality: youth and the crisis of higher education — henry giroux
- remembering fitch: recollections of a solitary syndicalist — stephen eric bronner
- review essay: surge protectors? two books on the iraq war — amy buzby
- anna grear, redirecting human rights: facing the challenge of corporate legal humanity — charlie cray
- george scialabba, what are intellectuals good for? essays and reviews — geoffrey kurtz
- pedro pérez sarduy, the maids of havana — linda etchart
- michael scammell, koestler: the literary and political odyssey of a twentieth-century skeptic — john g. rodwan, jr
2011 — vol. 10, no. 112 entries
- economic recovery with no growth strategy — jeff madrick
- grasping for the thread: greece and the ongoing global crisis — yiannis kokkinakis
- notes on the counter-revolution — stephen eric bronner
- islamophobia as a form of paranoid politics — lawrence davidson
- cetaceans: from bare life to nonhuman others — paola cavalieri
- interspecies cosmopolitanism: towards a discourse ethics grounding of animal rights — eduardo mendieta
- neoliberal politics as failed sociality: youth and the crisis of higher education — henry giroux
- amnesia and the laugh track – mike thomas, the second city unscripted — warren leming
- cary nelson, no university is an island: saving academic freedom — peter n. kirstein
- the invention of the jewish people — lawrence davidson
- studious deceptions – ralph lerner, playing the fool: subversive laughter in troubled times — john g. rodwan, jr
- nicholas thompson, the hawk and the dove: paul nitze, george kenan, and the history of the cold war — hannah gurman
2010 — vol. 9, no. 113 entries
- anticapitalist readings of weber's protestant ethic: ernst bloch, walter benjamin, georg lukacs, erich fromm — michael löwy
- capitalism, identity, and social rights — stephen eric bronner
- chomsky's audience problem: is anyone listening? — chrismorda
- joseph haydn two centuries later — david schroeder
- orwell and the british left — ian williams
- the fourth estate in the service of power: media coverage of the middle east — assaf kfoury
- the present state of anti-semitism — lawrence davidson
- reflections on the wall twenty years later — stephen brockmann
- laboratory of the extreme: spatial warfare and the new geography of israel's occupation — steve niva
- john le carre's: a most wanted man — ernad el-din aysha
- mark wolverton's a life in twilight: the final years of j. robert oppenheimer — colin hughes
- meera nanda, the wrongs of the religious right: reflections on science, secularism and hindutva — ralph dumain
- robert fisk's great war for civilisation: the conquest of the middle east — chrismorda
2009 — vol. 8, nos. 1-216 entries
- germany year 1968: democratic turning point or annus terriblis? germany's debate over the rebellious sixties has everything to do with the present — paul hockenos
- the social forum in belem do para — michael löwy
- the ruses of reason — paola cavalieri
- repression, egypt-style — daanish faruqi
- obama's challenges: how to govern the u.s. — dick howard
- the way we wait now — andrea koehler
- unjust and illegal: the israeli attack on gaza — stephen shalom
- gaza on my mind: old hopes, mistaken assumptions, and new ideas on the israeli-palestinian conflict — stephen eric bronner
- gaza 2009: hit by an iron wall — lawrence davidson
- jack hirschman poetry — jack hirschman
- mary shanley poetry — mary shanley
- the importance of being earnest: documenting experiments in anti-systemic lifestyles — hannah gurman
- john le carré, the mission song — emad el-din aysha
- the letters and life of graham greene — john g. rodwan, jr
- charles bock, beautiful children — nikil saval
- stuart ewen and elizabeth ewen, typecasting: on the arts and sciences of human inequality — jose ramon sanchez
2008 — vol. 7, no. 118 entries
- israel-palestine: the continuing debacle — menachem klein
- who are the palestinians today? — stephen eric bronner
- american democracy after bush: out with the republican party, in with the republican spirit — dick howard
- how would hegel's phenomenology of spirit be relevant today? — frank m. kirkland
- celebrating moravia at 100 — thomas e. peterson
- in defense of the destruction of reason — janos kelemen
- creative genius or crazy scientist? – delusional or defamed? – paranoid or persecuted?: a biographical essay commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the death of wilhelm reich — bernd nitzschke
- sixty years of thomas mann's doctor faustus — ulrich grothus
- remembering norman mailer — erik grayson
- desomond macnamara – an interview — editor
- confessions of an irish werewolf — desmond macnamara
- two poems by james scully — james scully
- deconstructing the lobby: john mearsheimer and stephen walt, the israel lobby — lawrence davidson
- misleadership triumphant — richard couto
- american fascists: the christian right and the war on america, chris hedges — gregory zucker
- paul joseph, are americans becoming more peaceful? — alex barder
- young stalin by simon sebag montefiore — ian williams
- frances fox piven, challenging authority: how ordinary people change america — fred block
2007 — vol. 6, nos. 3-41–2 of 17
- re-defining african-american — howard dodson
- retribution against heads of state and prime ministers — istván deák
2007 — vol. 6, nos. 3-43–17 of 17
- the academic boycott of israel: objections and defense — lawrence davidson
- an arab view of the neocons and the oil lobby — emad el-din aysha
- the pope and the ethics of exclusion — tarik kochi
- from pericles to petraeus? — dick howard
- life and work of erich fromm — rainer funk
- thinking about fromm and marxism — kevin b. anderson
- modes of authority and the crisis of higher education — daniel burston
- animal rights, gene technology, and human breeding: a conversation with peter sloterdijk — bernd ulrich, heik afheldt
- poetry by paulo henriques britto & vivian demuth — vivian demuth, paulo henriques britto
- body of secrets: how america's nsa and britain's gchq eavesdrop on the world, by james bamford — clare brandabur
- servants of wealth: the right's assault on economic justice, by john ehrenberg — anthony squiers
- cosmopolitanism: ethics in a world of strangers, by kwame anthony appiah — nikil saval
- reading legitimation crisis in iran, by danny postel — farzin vahdat
- threatening anthropology: mccarthyism and the fbi's surveillance of activist anthropologists, by david h. price — michael blim
- court jesters in absurdistan: review of rebel with a cause: liberal satire in post war america, by stephen kercher — warren leming
2007 — vol. 6, nos. 1-217 entries
- french republican ideals and immigration — charlotte collett
- the discourse on immigration: myths and principles — philip green
- about saving darfur: reflections on the carrot and the stick — stephen eric bronner
- why is washington holding back on darfur? — douglas h. johnson
- is it too late for darfur? — alex de waal
- afterlife of an atheist — ian williams
- israel's palestine: it's apartheid and not peace — lawrence davidson
- the mystique of genetic correctness — kurt jacobsen
- a conversation with raul hilberg — editor
- martin espada and anne waldman poetry — martín espada, anne waldman
- jonathan shahn sculpture — editor
- chalmers johnson's war on the 'war on terror', the sorrows of empire: militarism, secrecy, and the end of the republic, blowback: the causes and consequences of american empire — barry tharaud
- talking india: ashis nandy in conversation with ramin jahanbegloo — vinay lal
- defiant birth: women who resist medical eugenics & harriet mcbride johnson, too late to die young: nearly true tales from a life — beth burrows
- murambi, the book of bones — nimu njoya
- the second horseman by kyle mills — emad el-din aysha
- the history of human rights: from ancient times to the globalization era, by micheline ishay — anand bertrand commissiong
2006 — vol. 5, nos. 3-417 entries
- the sudan and the crisis in darfur — stephen eric bronner
- animals and the limits of justice — paola cavalieri
- islam and the enlightenment: between ebb and flow — abdelwahab meddeb
- black gold: mining racial fear in the service of wealth — john ehrenberg
- brecht today — marc silberman
- velvet revolution in iran? — martin beck matuštík
- doctor's orders: revisiting james dobson's dare to discipline — thomas de zengotita
- how the us lost latin america to hugo chavez — lawrence davidson
- democracy, social change, and one-dimensionality: reviving marcuse — arnold l. farr
- poetry: excerpts from countersong to walt whitman — pedro mir
- v for vendetta, graphic enough? — kurt jacobsen
- three books on terrorism — gerald meyerle
- fooled again: how the right stole the 2004 election & why they'll steal the next one too (unless we stop them), by mark crispin miller — lauren langman
- a man without a country, by kurt vonnegut — erik grayson
- predatory states: operation condor and covert war in latin america, by j. patrice mcsherry — silvia borzutsky
- the missing peace: the inside story of the fight for middle east peace, by dennis ross — ann m. lesch
- warfare state: britain, 1920-1970 by david edgerton — alex barder
2006 — vol. 5, no. 218 entries
- blitzkrieg in gaza — lawrence davidson
- unilateralism of the desperate: the israeli and american way to confront hamas — menachem klein
- the great 'israel lobby' fuss — kurt jacobsen
- in the name of the iranian people: regime change or regime reform? — hooshang amirahmadi
- i foresaw it all: the amazing life and oeuvre of olympe de gouges — pauline paul
- jean jaurès: a portrait — geoffrey kurtz
- anticultural positions — jean dubuffet
- ideas whose time has come: a conversation with iranian philosopher ramin jahanbegloo — danny postel
- poetry by alicia ostriker & andy clausen — alicia ostriker, andy clausen
- the hat: arendt meets heidegger – a short play — zsuzsanna ardó
- the blinding march of neoliberalism — philip s. golub
- edmund wilson: a life in literature, by lewis dabney — warren leming
- the end of a certain world: the life and science of max born, by nancy thorndyke greenspan — colin hughes
- radicals, rabbis and peacemakers: conversations with jewish critics of israel, edited by seth farber — steve kowit
- when presidents lie: a history of official deception and its consequences, by eric alterman — john schuessler
- active liberty: interpreting our democratic constitution, by stephen breyer — jerome braun
- absolute friends, by john le carré — emad el-din aysha
- letters to matthew abraham on beyond chutzpah review — berel dov lerner, maoz azaryahu, jason jungreis
2006 — vol. 5, no. 120 entries
- what's the matter with capitalism? — michael j. thompson
- the market as purgatory — jens jessen
- where did the future go? — randy martin
- the critique of capital: reloaded — vince carducci
- anti-slavery and anti-capitalism — rick wolff
- incendiary images: blasphemous cartoons, cosmopolitan responsibility, and critical engagement — stephen eric bronner
- israel's identity crisis — ernest goldberger
- the neo-con strategy to fight the cosmopolitan university — gregory zucker
- a conversation with david harvey — editor
- a conversation with sylvia zwettler-otte — kurt jacobsen
- antonioni's the passenger: dead end journey — leonard quart
- poetry by baron wormser & francis combes — baron wormser, francis combes
- letter to matthew abraham on beyond chutzpah review — alan dershowitz
- responding to complaints about beyond chutzpah review — mathew abraham
- ending world poverty: jeffrey sachs' millenarian vision — michael blim
- picture imperfect: utopian thought for an anti-utopian age, by russell jacoby — lauren langman
- america's palestine: popular and official perceptions from balfour to israeli statehood, by lawrence davidson — joel gordon
- power and the idealists, or, the passion of joschka fischer and its aftermath, by paul berman — geoffrey kurtz
- the plot against america, by philip roth — nikil saval
- review of into the buzzsaw: leading journalists expose the myth of a free press — brian trench
2004 — vol. 3, no. 420 entries
- the democrats: desperately seeking defeat? — stanley aronowitz
- dubya's fellow travelers: left intellectuals and mr. bush's war — stephen eric bronner, kurt jacobsen
- election 2004: the war for the white house and media spectacle — douglas kellner
- beyond the vote: the crisis of american liberalism — michael j. thompson
- what john kerry won't say about the "two americas" — charles noble
- bush and kerry in baghdad and jerusalem: is there a difference? — lawrence davidson
- the prospect before us: second thoughts on humanitarian intervention — philip green, drucilla cornell
- bush, kerry and the politics of empire — carl boggs
- the federal marriage amendment and the attack on american democracy — claire snyder-hall
- the future of the democratic party — major owens
- reflections on tony blair — mark seddon
- a conversation with benjamin barber — editor
- the election of 2004: a conversation with frances fox piven — editor
- cornel west in conversation with eduardo mendieta — eduardo mendieta, cornel west
- poetry – fall 2004 — allen ginsberg, anne waldman, wanda coleman, eliot katz
- bush on the couch — lauren langman
- noblesse n'oblige pas: president bush and the ethic of privilege — richard couto
- how class works — eric j. weiner
- michael walzer's arguing about war — ori lev
- how to get stupid white men out of office: the anti-politics, un-boring guide to power — geoffrey kurtz
2004 — vol. 3, no. 31–17 of 22
- democracy matters are frightening in our time — cornel west
- interpreting the enlightenment: metaphysics, critique, and politics — stephen eric bronner
- fahrenheit 9/11: the real lowdown — kurt jacobsen
- but on a quiet day . . . a tribute to arundhati roy — fred dallmayr
- the iraqi conflict and its impact on the israeli-palestinian conflict — eric rouleau
- setting the record straight: zionism from the standpoint of its jewish critics — stanley aronowitz
- ariel sharon's war against the palestinians — avi shlaim
- a path to peace: sharon's disengagement plan or the geneva accord? — menachem klein
- america and the world: a conversation with jürgen habermas — eduardo mendieta
- a conversation with raimund abraham — gregory zucker
- alexander (sasha) hammid (1907-2004) — editor
- alexander hammid – film and music — alexander hammid
- the first screening of avant-garde films in prague at the kotva cinema — alexander hammid
- two memories of alexander-sasha hammid — jonas mekas
- poetry by nicanor parra — nicanor parra
- poetry by claudia grinnell — claudia grinnell
- ecocriticism's big bang: a review of practical ecocriticism: literature, biology, and the environment by glen a. love — harold fromm
2004 — vol. 3, no. 318–22 of 22
- rashid khalidi, resurrecting empire, western footprints, and america's path in the middle east — philip golub
- hope and history, by gerry adams — desmond macnamara
- the politics of anti-semitism, edited by alexander cockburn and jeffery st. clair — ori lev
- islam without fear: egypt and the new islamists — akinbola e. akinwumi
- rafael major & nicholas xenos on leo strauss — rafael major, nicholas xenos
2004 — vol. 3, no. 225 entries
- constructing neo-conservatism — stephen eric bronner
- neo-cons and the counter-enlightenment — philip green
- the committee's project: from salt to baghdad — john ehrenberg
- the never ending war on the welfare state — charles noble
- leo strauss and the rhetoric of the war on terror — nicholas xenos
- "benevolent global hegemony": william kristol and the politics of american empire — gary dorrien
- leo strauss and the noble lie: the neo-cons at war — john g. mason
- the price of heavenly peace: tiananmen square 15 years later — michael j. thompson
- the zionist attack on jewish values — lawrence davidson
- security and global justice — nancy holmstrom
- dazed and confused: the 1970s and the postmodern turn — vince carducci
- europe as a political project — dick howard
- critical reflections on mel gibson's "the passion of the christ" — rhonda hammer, douglas kellner
- recalling werner cahnman: on the history of jews and gentiles — judith marcus, zoltan tarr
- the logic of the israeli left: a response to menachem klein — nick kardahji
- a reply to nick kardahji — menachem klein
- a conversation with studs terkel — studs terkel
- a logos conversation with tribune editor mark seddon — mark seddon
- just like a shadow — jonas mekas
- poem: shalom, salaam — jabari jones
- poem: elegy before the war — alicia ostriker
- the white house's burden: benjamin r. barber, fear's empire — terence banks
- daniel dennett's choice — roger gilman
- philosophy in a time of terror: dialogues with jürgen habermas and jacques derrida by giovanna borradori — axel paul
- hellfire nation: the politics of sin in american history by james a. morone — benjamin shepard
2004 — vol. 3, no. 117 entries
- states of despair: history, politics, and the struggle for palestine — stephen eric bronner
- orwell and kafka in israel-palestine — lawrence davidson
- the power of myths in israeli society: historical realities and political dogmatizing — ernest goldberger
- jews and the bi-national vision: logos winter 2004 — judith butler
- a place for our dream? — mustapha barghouti
- the building of a wall — moshe zuckermann
- the logic of the geneva accord — menachem klein
- a french view of israel — george lichtheim
- solidarity and worldliness: for edward said — bruce robbins
- on the thorny road toward a peaceful resolution of the palestinian-israeli conflict: a palestinian perspective — adnan musallam
- introduction: a presentation on israeli unilateral action — gary fields
- baruch kimmerling – benny morris' shocking interview — baruch kimmerling
- power and history in the middle east: a conversation with ilan pappe — ian happe
- ari shavit – survival of the fittest? an interview with benny morris — ari shavit
- poetry: logos winter 2004 — rivka miriam, mureed barghouthy, shaul knaz, fadwa tuqan, yehuda amichai, anton shammas, karen alkalay-gut, mahmoud darwish
- the case for israel by alan dershowitz — sabby sagall
- the many faces of terrorism — carl boggs
2003 — vol. 2, no. 416 entries
- anatomy of a disaster: class war, iraq, and the contours of american foreign policy — stephen eric bronner
- why capitalism needs the left — charles noble
- bush does london — kurt jacobsen, hasan khan
- iraq, hegemony and the question of american empire — michael j. thompson
- dual layered time: reflections on t. w. adorno in the 1950s — juergen habermas
- on triumph of the will — ken kelman
- the political legacy of edward said — irene gendzier
- the pebble that became a fist-full rock: on the continued importance of edward said's orientalism — george saliba
- adorno letter to fromm on women — t. w. adorno
- a conversation with bianca jagger, human rights advocate — kurt jacobsen
- three poems by huu thinh — huu thinh
- fiction: confessions of an irish werewolf — desmond macnamara
- i'm ok, you're ok on niall ferguson's empire: the rise and demise of the british world order and the lessons for global power — robin melville
- a long short war, by christopher hitchens — ian williams
- two books on israel-palestine — ori lev
- teamsters and turtles?: u.s. progressive political movements in the 21st century edited by john c. berg — geoffrey kurtz
2003 — vol. 2, no. 316 entries
- on the bush tax cuts — michael j. thompson
- american landscape: lies, fears, and the distortion of democracy — stephen eric bronner
- whither independence? iraq in perspective: from despotism to occupation — wadood hamad
- the incidental liberation of iraq — richard couto
- who are the palestinians? — henry patcher
- the evolution of legal authority in iran — abbas amanat
- a mills revival? — stanley aronowitz
- vision of the gods: an inquiry into the meaning of photography — ali hossaini
- two poems — andy clausen
- the other side — thomas de zengotita
- photo gallery — ira cohen
- terror and liberalism by paul berman — kurt jacobsen
- heaven on earth: the rise and fall of socialism by joshua muravchik — jason schulman
- why orwell matters, by christopher hitchens — desmond macnamara
- straw dogs by john gray — diana judd
- the specter of democracy — dick howard
modern age catalogue
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- towering thomas more — shaun rieley
- the road to intervention — henry m. adams
- the concept of the enlightenment — nathan pinkoski
- the paradox of great power diplomacy — kevin j. mcnamara
- the well-tempered teacher — mark bauerlein
- liberalism and the loss of community — wilfred m. mcclay
- toward a conservatism of hope — brady c. graves
- a modern plutarch? — chilton williamson jr.
- the new american faith — allan c. carlson
- the zbig man gets his due — leon hadar
- the colossal mark twain — jonathan leaf
- lincoln and douglass: two great rhetoricians — david lewis schaefer
- beyond words — mark bauerlein
- serene and enduring jane — r. d. stock
- lord acton: another eminent victorian — stephen tonsor
- gerald russello's school of faith and life — stephen schmalhofer
- max boot turns the page on reagan — doug bandow
- walter lippmann and the loss of civility — m. d. aeschliman
- the last word on william f. buckley jr.? — david b. frisk
- a man of principle — jere real
- don't make reagan a whig — nicholas mosvick
- paul kingsnorth v. the machine — craig f. knoche
- a global weimar? — francis p. sempa
- economic freedom: vice or virtue? — david lewis schaefer
- creative destruction, family style — allan c. carlson
- transhumanism: the oldest trick in the book — c. r. wiley
- the new political religion—and how to fight it — stephen pimentel
- what unites the right — craig f. knoche
- reason and anti-reason in the academy — russell hittinger
- is the examined life enough? — christian alejandro gonzalez
- angelo codevilla, prophet of "america first" — francis p. sempa
- when young conservatives went to woodstock — daniel j. flynn
- real heroism isn't what you think — casey chalk
- strauss's escape from plato's cave — david lewis schaefer
- can our screens be redeemed? — jillian parks
- memoirs of a grand old man — robert strausz-hupé
- the poet as archeologist — midge goldberg
- lessons from the "offensive revolution" — jerry salyer
- mandeville's vicious virtues — alan pell crawford
- log of a man in motion — henry regnery
- buckley's clear voice in babylon — george n. crocker
- rod dreher's weird case for religion — j. c. scharl
- why communism refuses to die — piers shepherd
- the truth of whittaker chambers — milton hindus
- rick atkinson and america's liberating armies — francis p. sempa
- the pursuit of truth — david gallagher
- noam chomsky's war on war — david gordon
- religion and empire, inseparable — dominic green
- the shallows of liberalism — khalil m. habib
- climate crisis as divine comedy — hannah rowan
- dana gioia, enchanter-poet — james matthew wilson
- technology and transcendence — w. taylor stevenson
- burke and his native land — ross j. s. hoffman
- should liberty have limits? — david lewis schaefer
- the south's revolutionary war — robert w. merry
- virginia's founding legacy: not slaves but statesmen — jerry salyer
- moderation as pursuit of justice — daniel j. mahoney
- a call to rekindle american tradition — allen mendenhall
- the immoral myths of "settler colonialism" — oscar clarke
- the common-good constitution — gordon dakota arnold
- glenn loury's augustinian turn — brad tuggle
- the great centralizer — felix morley
- who's afraid of gender ideology? — tom sarrouf, jr.
- our unruly yet united states — john g. grove
- the bible according to jordan b. peterson — j. r. gage
- is america athens or sparta? — casey chalk
- a president against party — kevin r. c. gutzman
- so you want to be joan didion... — hannah rowan
- a superfluous woman — daniel mccarthy
- make manufacturing great again — robert w. patterson
- the roots of the sixties revolution — robert w. patterson
- church and state unseparated — david hein
- faith with feeling: eliot's "four quartets" — james matthew wilson
- getting to know oakeshott — gene callahan
- war and character — jennifer conner
- history and the god of the second chance — stephen tonsor
- why freedom needs manners — gregory m. collins
- america's anti-family turn — robert w. patterson
- how a citizen can think like a king — hans zeiger
- reflections on mirrors for princes — david hein
- the man who killed woodstock — james v. schall
- america's 'melting pot' problem — alexander riley
- g. k. c. — frederick d. wilhelmsen
- revolt against the masses — david gordon
- barbie's girls and hannah's children — marlo slayback
- living philosophy of carl schmitt — lee congdon
- raymond aron and the complexity of liberty — paul seaton
- the limits of equality — christian alejandro gonzalez
- interventionism as isolationism — chilton williamson jr.
- john le carré's knights of the spy novel — jonathan sircy
- neoconservatism and capitalism — robert m. crunden
- richard nixon's california cool — curt mills
- what makes america exceptional? — gregor baszak
- the true joseph de maistre — aurelian craiutu
- a mirthful memoir of the right — w. james antle iii
- escaping the parent trap of public school funding — alexander william salter
- dictatorships and double standards revisited — aileen s. kraditor
- homer and political philosophy — timothy fuller
- regime change is not enough — j. c. scharl
- the monsters liberalism made — david gordon
- gerald ford's quiet triumph — robert w. merry
- vatican ii: reformist or radical? — john m. dejak
- the power of lincoln's word — loren brown
- new deal? no deal! — david lewis schaefer
- economics as a moral science — murray n. rothbard
- looking for the right economics — jason jewell
- sohrab ahmari vs. capitalism — allan c. carlson
- ray bradbury, sci-fi traditionalist — robert dean lurie
- what comes after conservatism? — samuel t. francis
- what's wrong with the right — chilton williamson jr.
- the world persia made — casey chalk
- two christians take on postliberalism — hunter baker
- feminism goes home — ivana greco
- a great individualist — richard m. weaver
- was the constitution a coup? — kevin r. c. gutzman
- the frankfurt school's messianic moment — david gordon
- the progressive betrayal of america's founding principles — david lewis schaefer
- the fraud in "our democracy" — bruce frohnen
- how davos man beat the family man — austin ruse
- a woman of power — samuel gregg
- vargas llosa's intolerant liberalism — christopher owen
- when christians must not turn the other cheek — alexander riley
- plutocracy left and right — gene callahan
- robert b. shaw and the poetry of new england — james matthew wilson
- england's music lost—and found — robert james stove
- the america africans made — john willson
- modern illiteracy and its cure — robert whaples
- jefferson's dynasty of principle — john g. grove
- can you trust robert kagan? — david gordon
- how to be a world leader — hunter baker
- unholy hollywood — j. c. scharl
- george kennan's internal exile — scott mcconnell
- progressivism is not liberal—or american — ted v. mcallister
- race, state, and the free market — lipton matthews
- the lost art of statesmanship — gary l. gregg ii
- was the cold war a cultural revolution? — michael c. desch
- sexual reform, not sexual revolution — elizabeth corey
- conservatism traced to its source — lee edwards
- does leo strauss choose jerusalem or athens? — david gordon
- a guide to woke—but not to nietzsche — alexander riley
- conservatism remodeled — samuel goldman
- richard nixon, new deal nationalist — luke nathan phillips
- when the world's religions were remade — philip jenkins
- the right's populist prophet — richard m. reinsch ii
- a novel without character—but plenty of anti-colonialism — j. l. wall
- if god is beyond sex, must we be, too? — scott yenor
- the reactionary romance — tim stanley
- retaking sex ed — casey chalk
- stan evans: fusionist father — donald j. devine
- harry jaffa divides the house — steven f. hayward
- in search of islamic liberty — emina melonic
- dark prophets of post-liberalism — robert merry
- an east coast straussian deplores america — pavlos papadopoulos
- does a literary titan need a titanic biography? — jonathan leaf
- robert e. lee on trial for treason — f. h. buckley
- roth's wrath — jeffrey meyers
- pale southern gothic — eve tushnet
- a slave society in the age of national liberation — kevin r. c. gutzman
- lessons of esther for a secular age — tal fortgang
- post-constitutional america — erik root
- can you go home again? — bill kauffman
- winning the west with wit — grayson quay
- can our campuses be reasonable? — zena hitz
- thomas paine's faiths — joseph pappin iii
- rocky mountain epigrams — james matthew wilson
- solzhenitsyn: exile in america — emina melonic
- a pilgrim's progress — william f. meehan iii
- a case for political humility — john g. grove
- the progressive way to wreck a civilization — bruce oliver newsome
- a nation divided over unity — yuval levin
- race, reagan, and the historians — marcus m. witcher
- lessons of the caesars — ryan shinkel
- the poison generation — fred siegel
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- what happened to steven spielberg? — peter tonguette
- paws for thought — kelly jane torrance
- reading hegel right — grant havers
- the western canon — todd zywicki
- a moral case for capitalism — alexander william salter
- more american than christian? — miles smith
- empire inc. — william anthony hay
- anne applebaum's debt to adorno — david martin jones
- expanding the canon of conservatism — michael kimmage
- can we recover the constitution's constitution? — dennis coyle
- a civilizational foreign policy — samuel gregg
- humane economies — carlos roa
- baffled by success — j. l. wall
- hurricanes and soft totalitarianism — elizabeth corey
- of habsburgs and hayek — robert bellafiore jr.
- ideas and their circumstances — david gordon
- the incoherence of identity politics — richard m. reinsch ii
- limits of reason — sean mcglynn
- the new secessionism — jason sorens
- from nietzsche to zion and beyond — allan arkush
- are progressives un-american? — joseph postell
- an epitome of liberty — jonathan leaf
- no surrender: why conservatives can't give up on education reform — lucien ellington
- theroux in mexico — jeffrey meyers
- the princes of prudence — gregory m. collins
- two constitutions in conflict — michael brendan dougherty
- the great stagnation—or decline and fall? — patrick deneen
- deplatforming the institutions — andy smarick
- the imperial imagination — michael p. federici
- languages of memory — emina melonic
- a guide for the overwhelmed — bruce frohnen
- our cities, our selves — jason jewell
- right turns and misdirections — david b. frisk
- the roots of american conservatism — alexandra hudson
- evangelicals against trump — d. g. hart
- american nationalism: neither creedal nor racial — andre archie
- philly blues — nicole gelinas
- nussbaum's surprising conservatism — anthony m. barr
- republican carnage — fred barnes
- austrian lessons for american security — william anthony hay
- white whales — james poulos
- big men on campus — todd seavey
- language matters — emily holman
- lord liverpool's antidote to revolution — robert g. ingram
- my country 'tis of sie — jacob heilbrunn
- get your irish up — elliot kaufman
- prophets of the modern — scott beauchamp
- britain's not-so-evil empire — daniel m. bring
- the road from damascus — philip jenkins
- land where our fathers died — mike sabo
- identity crisis — andre archie
- why communities decline — wilfred m. mcclay
- a select few, placed by fortune — jacob heilbrunn
- city on a hill or most dangerous nation? — richard m. gamble
- boot and rally — gene healy
- humanitarian illusions — paul seaton
- the ambiguity of stalin — jeremy friedman
- bear witness — paul hollander
- there goes my hero — william anthony hay
- children of light in an age of darkness — randy boyagoda
- russia the terrible — timothy crimmins
- gorbachev, a glorious failure — joshua dill
- tucker carlson: a buckley for our time? — justin raimondo
- hayek against the planners — anne rathbone bradley
- drinking the kool-aid — mark pulliam
- paying court to the king of instruments — stephen m. klugewicz
- the gangs of old new york — lauren weiner
- the incomparable anthony powell — christopher sandford
- w.m. spackman: an imperfect critic — william logan
- joseph epstein: the perfect critic — jonathan leaf
- the nonconformist — gerald j. russello
- john gray: a spinoza for today — peter hitchens
- what comes after postmodernism? — chris r. morgan
- old rivals, new allies? — samuel moyn
- educating the princes — emma ashford
- self-help for moderns — matthew h. young
- god's countries — joshua mitchell
- false dawn — jason willick
- no left turns — george hawley
- sucker punched — jacob siegel
- under the skin — gene callahan
- the nietzschean shakespeare — vickie b. sullivan
- how burke became conservative — william anthony hay
- still athwart history — david b. frisk
- working man blues — w. james antle iii
- the parent of virtues — molly brigid mcgrath
- cynic, moralist, novelist, spy — mark tooley
- on holy ground — david middleton
- less than he seems — gracy olmstead
- against identity politics — aurelian craiutu
- whom god would ruin — r. v. young
- a note on "democracy in chains" — phillip w. magness
- defending a few hills and valleys — j. arthur bloom
- endless battle for endless rights — david lewis schaefer
- faustian, fantasist, and fraud — m. d. aeschliman
- anarchists, realists, and the right — carson holloway
- when past is prologue — francesca murphy
- a neocon grows in brooklyn — jonathan bronitsky
- far out — helen andrews
- opting out — r.r. reno
- the persistence of poetry — r. v. young
- california dreaming, rightly understood — james m. patterson
- save our slums — eve tushnet
- democratizing publius — sara henary
- unserious docility — thomas p. harmon
- creative destruction in fiction — lauren weiner
- the dictatorship of interest — peter spiliakos
- solidarity and more — marc d. guerra
- nostalgia for the present — gladden j. pappin
- how to exterminate little platoons — john zmirak
- the capitalist revolution — jeffrey folks
- a fully associated sensibility — william bedford clark
- stepping back from the abyss — bradley c.s. watson
- a nation without law — patrick m. garry
- a europe lost — kevin j. mcnamara
- paradise unfounded — r. v. young
- the rehabilitation of history — troy kickler
- inklings of belief — jeffrey folks
- a return to human nature — aaron urbanczyk
- we can't go home again — ben domenech
- the cold war challenge — paul h. lewis
- the poisoned well of tolerance — allan c. carlson
- reclaiming our constitutional heritage — ted v. mcallister
- mysterious companions — david middleton
- rehabilitating the enlightenment? — ann hartle
- kirk the conservative, kirk the man — glenn moots
- beware monomania — jesse saffron
- what rebellion? — paul h. lewis
- two women: one art — ivey randall
- cultural restoration and the west — aaron urbanczyk
- the post-protestant moment? — patrick deneen
- ike and dick — paul h. lewis
- an equivocal evangelical heritage — d. g. hart
- thicker than water — mark g. malvasi
- patterns of reflection — david middleton
- washington's heirs in mind and spirit — bradley c.s. watson
- criticism vs. ideology — jeffrey folks
- the individual and the liberal state — dwight lindley
- napoleon after 200 years — patrick j. walsh
- return of the prairie historians — allan c. carlson
- who's a coward? — paul h. lewis
- liberty and rights in the natural law tradition — bruce frohnen
- transatlantic conservatism and the dilemma of tradition — r. v. young
- the cost of limiting limited government — patrick m. garry
- solzhenitsyn and modern politics — john eastby
- moral misadventures in psychology — daniel n. robinson
- witness against the age of irony — m. d. aeschliman
- team republican — daniel b. klein
- calling all heroes…. bueller? bueller? anyone? — norma mclain stoop
- russell kirk, halloween, and the mystery of the macabre — amit majmudar
- humanity without politics — gladden j. pappin
- the prayer book of english-speaking christianity — thomas s. kidd
- a south american conservative sage — pedro blas gonzález
- burke as progressive — ted v. mcallister
- after christendom — david middleton
- jane austen and philosophical constancy — r. v. young
- fiction and liberal education — t. w. hendricks
- limited or decentralized government? — kevin r. c. gutzman
- common goods — christopher olaf blum
- another version of hope and change — cyrus olsen
- do-gooders — paul h. lewis
- radically different victims — emily ransom
- the family and the political order — allan c. carlson
- the past and future of the bourgeois citizen — ronald j. granieri
- shaping orwell's reputation — jeffrey folks
- notes from the american underground — derek turner
- original sin and the christian response to communism — d. g. hart
- all's well that ends well? — jeffrey o. nelson, mark g. malvasi
- the end of the civic era? — virgil nemoianu
- the cognitive elite and america's future — paul h. lewis
- the audacity of christian hope — anne barbeau gardiner
- a razor in his mouth — r. j. stove
- a revolution of the mind? a purge of the enlightenment? — joseph a. amato
- both intricate and wise — david middleton
- science illuminated — m. d. aeschliman
- common sense and pragmatism as philosophical grounds for politics — joseph a. amato
- an unflinching defense of modernism — jeffrey folks
- the way things really are — david middleton
- the cease of majesty — christopher olaf blum
- conservatism in crisis — r. v. young
- william cavanaugh, radical orthodoxy, and the myth of the state — thaddeus j. kozinski
- the sacrifice of praise — david middleton
- the novelty of the ancient tradition of poetry — helen trimpi
- successful humanity — r. j. snell
- the lucretius code — r. v. young
- the fortunes of books — christopher olaf blum
- similitude and poetry — william bedford clark
- taking rights seriously — mark shiffman
- the demise of political philosophy? — paul h. lewis
- the persistence of faith in a secular age — jeffrey folks
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- the sacred and profane city — zachary r. calo
- an immodest proposal by an unthinking thing — anne barbeau gardiner
- truth and consequences in wartime — william anthony hay
- the myth of social justice — joseph f. johnston jr.
- the personal lives of scholars — michael p. federici
- an intimate look at totalitarian repression — paul hollander
peeters leuven catalogue
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- gérard, mabille (eds), la "science de la logique" au miroir de l'identité. actes du colloque international bicentenaire (2017)
- dalissier, la métaphysique chez merleau-ponty. phénoménologie et métaphysique — métaphysique et ontologie (2017) — 1183 p., 2 vols
- van kerckhoven, alexander (eds), l'espace, les phénomènes, l'existence. de l'architectonique phénoménologique à l'architecture (2017)
- jacquet, métaphysique de la naissance (2018)
- camilleri, hardy (eds), 'ens mobile'. conceptions phénoménologiques du mouvement (2018)
- roux, les degrés du silence. du sens chez austin et merleau-ponty (2018) — 469 p., speech act theory + phenomenology
- barbaras, l'appartenance. vers une cosmologie phénoménologique (2019) — renaud barbaras
- bernard, patocka et l'unité polémique du monde (2016) — jan patočka
- faes, le paradoxe de la condition humaine selon hannah arendt (2016)
- galonnier (ed.), l'unique seul importe. hommage à pierre magnard (2019)
- gérard, hegel ou la quête de l'efficience de la pensée. première partie: les années de formation (1770-1807) (2020)
- gérard, hegel ou la quête de l'efficience de la pensée. deuxième partie: le système de maturité (1807-1831) (2021)
- jacquet, cosmo-esthétique. nature et humanité dans la philosophie de mikel dufrenne (2020)
- alt, l'hantologie de sartre. sur la spectralité dans 'l'être et le néant' (2021) — hauntology in sartre, very interesting
- rodrigo, post-phénoménologies. merleau-ponty, patocka, barbaras (2021)
- counet (ed.), la non-dualité. perspectives philosophiques, scientifiques, spirituelles (2021)
- stanguennec, les foyers imaginaires. trois courts traités de métaphysique (2022)
- camilleri, depré (eds), phénoménologie, esthétique, politique. mélanges offerts à danielle lories (2023)
- camilleri, fagniez (eds), l'idée d'une anthropologie phénoménologique. perspectives germaniques (2024)
- rizzo, la vie comme concept et comme expérience de soi. hegel — plessner — straus (2023) — 393 p.
- nicolaï, la république des confins. rendre libre, rendre beau, rendre puissant (2024)
philosophes médiévaux33 entries
- giele, van steenberghen, bazán, trois commentaires anonymes sur le traité de l'âme d'aristote (1971)
- marlasca, les quaestiones super librum de causis de siger de brabant (1972) — neoplatonism + scholasticism
- bazán, siger de brabant. quaestiones in tertium de anima; de anima intellectiva; de aeternitate mundi (1972) — radical aristotelian, condemned 1277
- bazán, siger de brabant. écrits de logique, de morale et de physique (1974)
- hamesse, les auctoritates aristotelis. un florilège médiéval (1974) — how aristotle was read
- van steenberghen, introduction à l'étude de la philosophie médiévale (1974)
- van steenberghen, maître siger de brabant (1977)
- hissette, enquête sur les 219 articles condamnés à paris le 7 mars 1277 (1977) — the condemnations, foundational
- van steenberghen, le problème de l'existence de dieu dans les écrits de s. thomas d'aquin (1980)
- patar, le traité de l'âme de jean buridan (1991) — 1100 p., major edition
- follon, mcevoy (eds), actualité de la pensée médiévale (1994)
- patar, nicolai oresme expositio et quaestiones in aristotelis de anima (1995)
- bauloye, la question de l'essence. averroès et thomas d'aquin, commentateurs d'aristote, métaphysique Z1 (1997)
- biard, rosier-catach (eds), la tradition médiévale des catégories (XIIe-XVe siècles) (2003)
- bocken, l'art de la collection. introduction historico-éthique à l'herméneutique conjecturale de nicolas de cues (2007)
- biard (ed.), le langage mental du moyen âge à l'âge classique (2009)
- pasqua (ed.), identité et différence dans l'œuvre de nicolas de cues (1401-1464) (2011)
- hinterberger, schabel (eds), greeks, latins, and intellectual history 1204-1500 (2011)
- pasqua (ed.), nicolas de cues et l'islam (2013)
- saouma, amour sacré, fin'amor. bernard de clairvaux et les troubadours (2016)
- bakhouche, galonnier (eds), lectures médiévales et renaissantes du "timée" de platon (2016)
- pasqua (ed.), infini et altérité dans l'œuvre de nicolas de cues (1401-1464) (2017)
- ozilou, la monadologie bonaventurienne (2017) — 467 p., bonaventure as monadologist
- lambinet, matière et médiations métaphysiques. étude des fonctions systématiques de la matière dans la pensée de saint thomas d'aquin (2020) — 937 p.
- meessen, opérativité du langage chez maître eckhart. 'obstetricandi scientia' (2021) — eckhart on language and birth
- galonnier, la tradition du néoplatonisme latin au moyen âge et à la renaissance (2020)
- counet (ed.), mathématiques et métaphysique dans la pensée de nicolas de cues (2021)
- counet (ed.), 'esse est movere'. regards croisés sur l'ontologie dynamique de nicolas de cues (2021)
- galonnier, charlet, boèce, 'la consolation de philosophie'. introduction et traduction annotée (2022) — 562 p.
- solignac, rayonnante humilité. l'amplitude de la lumière selon bonaventure de bagnoregio (2022) — 718 p.
- friedman, counet (eds), medieval perspectives on aristotle's de anima (2013)
- coujou, suarez et la refondation de la métaphysique comme ontologie (1999)
- coujou, pensée de l'être et théorie politique. le moment suarézien (3 vols, 2012)
recherches de théologie et philosophie médiévales — bibliotheca8 entries
- zimmermann, ontologie oder metaphysik? die diskussion über den gegenstand der metaphysik im 13. und 14. jahrhundert (1998) — 445 p.
- goris (ed.), die metaphysik und das gute. aufsätze zu ihrem verhältnis in antike und mittelalter (1999)
- mäkinen, property rights in the late medieval discussion on franciscan poverty (2001) — poverty disputes
- hoffmann, müller, perkams (eds), das problem der willensschwäche in der mittelalterlichen philosophie / the problem of weakness of will in medieval philosophy (2006)
- duba, friedman, schabel (eds), studies in later medieval intellectual history in honor of william j. courtenay (2017)
- kann, rode (eds), modes, terms and propositions. continental versus british traditions in medieval logic (2024)
- de smet, sebti (eds), penser avec avicenne. de l'héritage grec à la réception latine (2022)
- di segni, moses maimonides, dux neutrorum vel dubiorum (2 vols, 2019/2023) — critical edition
aristote. traductions et études22 entries
- mansion, études aristotéliciennes (1984)
- lories, le sens commun et le jugement du phronimos. aristote et les stoïciens (1998) — 570 p.
- bastit, les quatre causes de l'être selon la philosophie première d'aristote (2002)
- gauthier, jolif, l'éthique à nicomaque (4 vols, 2002) — the standard french translation and commentary
- natali, l'action efficace. études sur la philosophie de l'action d'aristote (2004)
- labarrière, la condition animale. études sur aristote et les stoïciens (2005)
- laks, histoire, doxographie, vérité. études sur aristote, théophraste et la philosophie présocratique (2007)
- berti, dialectique, physique et métaphysique. études sur aristote (2008)
- motte, somville (eds), "ousia" dans la philosophie grecque des origines à aristote (2008)
- bolton, science, dialectique et éthique chez aristote. essais d'épistémologie aristotélicienne (2010)
- donini, aristotle and determinism (2010)
- cerami (ed.), nature et sagesse. les rapports entre physique et métaphysique dans la tradition aristotélicienne (2014)
- natali, viano (eds), aitia II: avec ou sans aristote. le débat sur les causes à l'âge hellénistique et impérial (2014)
- destrée, zingano (eds), theoria. studies on the status and meaning of contemplation in aristotle's ethics (2014)
- baghdassarian, la question du divin chez aristote. discours sur les dieux et science du principe (2016)
- keyt, nature and justice. studies in the ethical and political philosophy of plato and aristotle (2017)
- guyomarc'h et al. (eds), aristote et l'âme humaine. lectures de 'de anima' III (2020)
- brière, lemaire (eds), qu'est-ce qu'une catégorie? interprétations d'aristote (2019)
- gazziero (ed.), le langage. lectures d'aristote (2021)
- lefebvre, trego (eds), les usages du possible. l'héritage aristotélicien (2023)
- morel, la nature et le bien. l'éthique d'aristote et la question naturaliste (2021)
- vigo, action, reason and truth. studies in aristotle's conception of practical rationality (2016)
ancient and classical sciences and philosophy3 entries
- rashed, biard (eds), les doctrines de la science de l'antiquité à l'âge classique (1999)
- lévy, rashed (eds), maïmonide. philosophe et savant (1138-1204) (2004)
- hasnawi (ed.), la lumière de l'intellect. la pensée scientifique et philosophique d'averroès dans son temps (2011)
eckhart: texts and studies13 entries
- vinzent, the art of detachment (2011) — eckhart's abgeschiedenheit
- vinzent, meister eckhart, "on the lord's prayer" (2012) — translation and commentary
- zheng, zhu xi and meister eckhart: two intellectual profiles (2016) — neo-confucian/mystic comparison
- mieth, vannier, vinzent, wojtulewicz (eds), meister eckhart in paris and strasbourg (2017)
- wojtulewicz, meister eckhart on the principle. an analysis of the principium in his latin works (2017)
- vinzent, wojtulewicz (eds), meister eckhart and thomas of erfurt. modism and the philosophy of grammar (2020)
- sturlese, vinzent, meister eckhart, the german works: 64 homilies for the liturgical year, vol. 1 (2019)
- sturlese, vinzent, meister eckhart, the german works: 56 homilies for the liturgical year, vol. 2 (2020)
- casteigt, albertus magnus, super iohannem (joh. 1, 1-18) (2019) — critical edition with extensive commentary
- casteigt, métaphysique et connaissance testimoniale. une lecture figurale du super iohannem d'albert le grand (2019)
- roesner (ed.), hermeneutik des lebens. meister eckharts exegetisches programm (2022)
- meessen, opérativité du langage chez maître eckhart (2021)
- mieth, meister eckhart: an introduction (forthcoming)
studies in philosophical theology9 entries
- de vries, theologie im pianissimo & zwischen rationalität und dekonstruktion. die aktualität der denkfiguren adornos und levinas' (1989) — adorno + levinas, early
- breton, la pensée du rien (1992) — stanislas breton on nothingness
- narbonne, hankey, levinas and the greek heritage followed by one hundred years of neoplatonism in france: a brief philosophical history (2006)
- anckaert, a critique of infinity. rosenzweig and levinas (2006)
- jonkers, welten (eds), god in france. eight contemporary french thinkers on god (2005) — includes levinas, marion, lacoste, henry
- grumett, teilhard de chardin: theology, humanity and cosmos (2005)
- boeve, hemming (eds), divinising experience. essays in the history of religious experience from origen to ricoeur (2004)
- geldhof, revelation, reason and reality. theological encounters with jaspers, schelling and baader (2007)
- ryan, schopenhauer's philosophy of religion. the death of god and the oriental renaissance (2010)
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2020s34 entries
- junk: the metalphysical art of cowboy ray kelly — istvan kantor
- cities for a single planet: a model for the ecological transformation of the earth — hans widmer, with p. antoniadis, m. baumgartner and d. spuhler
- unreality and its discontents: the struggle against christian nationalism — critical art ensemble
- black mystery school pianists and other writings — matthew shipp
- 2026 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- 2025 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- read my lips: political advertisement 1952–2024 — muntadas & reese
- war of dreams: a field guide to diy psyops — jason rodgers
- after the holocene: planetary politics for commoners — gene ray
- the bookstore book — ron kolm
- 2024 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- in the beginning: essay-poems and others — kirkpatrick sale
- on the films of the victor jara collective — lewanne jones, ed.
- the reservoir: communion — woodbine
- roll over picasso: e. f. higgins iii, his life, art, legend — istvan kantor
- may the wind get off my back: short stories — kevin riordan
- sds: students for a democratic society — kirkpatrick sale
- clearly kabouter: chronicle of a radical dutch movement, 1969–1974 — coen tasman
- ten little anarchists, a novel — daniel de roulet
- ruminations — kirkpatrick sale
- 2023 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- the reservoir — woodbine
- invisible generation: rants, polemics and critical theory against the planetary work machine — jason rodgers
- the book of neoism?! the revelations to amen — istvan kantor
- conversazione
- the lady anarchist café
- cover charge
- horizons — liaisons
- digital unconscious: nervous systems and uncanny predictions — konrad becker & felix stalder, eds.
- no more mushrooms: thoughts about life without government
- no mask, no talk: corona poems, 2020–2021
- 2022 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- the hill — gabriele schafer
- dreams of anarchy and the anarchy of dreams: adventures at the crossroads of anarchy and surrealism — ron sakolsky
2010s66 entries
- marxism & witchcraft — david kubrin
- a hero in art: the vanished traces of richard hambleton — istvan kantor
- abraham — sparrow
- thibault or the secrets of the sea — peter lamborn wilson
- 2020 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- pareidolia — carl watson
- long day, counting tomorrow — jim feast
- night market noodles
- from somewhere to nowhere: the end of the american dream
- the lost traveller's dream
- deeper, further & beyond — richard kostelanetz
- heresies — peter lamborn wilson
- opening the seals — robert kelly
- placing space, picturing time
- suburban ambush
- capital's greek cage — clandestina, caffentzis, ernest larsen, sherry millner
- person of letters in the contemporary world — richard kostelanetz
- dictionary of operations — konrad becker
- love does not make me gentle or kind — chavissa woods
- the plastic factory
- this young girl passing
- expect anything fear nothing
- dining in refugee camps: the art of sahrawi cooking — robin kahn
- the ass's tale — john ferris
- fast feminism — shannon bell
- critical strategies in art and media — konrad becker & jim fleming, eds.
- id: ideology of design — branka ćurčić, ed.
- hotel of irrevocable acts — carl watson
- toward a global autonomous university — the edufactory collective
- 2019 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- beat: the latter days of the beat generation — andy clausen
- ölmagnat: paintings by jeramy turner
- aesthetics, necropolitics and environmental struggle — critical art ensemble
- welcome distractions: accessible poems for time-strapped humans
- flasher: a memoir — tsaurah litzky
- trial before the trial — ernest larsen
- wall street in black & white: fotos & text of an occupier
- wages for housework — silvia federici with arlen austin
- 2018 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- wild children of william blake
- no blood for oil! energy, class struggle and war 1998–2016 — george caffentzis
- lightning storm mind: pre-ancientist meditations
- the temple of perseus at panopolis
- 2017 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- the rat hunt boys — anna mockler
- night shift — ron kolm
- to dare imagining
- 2016 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- world war of small pastries — charles fourier
- in a quare time and place
- 2015 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- midnight notes goes to school
- the radical bishop and gay consciousness
- "the power of neighborhood" and the commons
- devil's anarchy (second edition) — stephen snelders
- kali's day
- riverpeople — peter lamborn wilson
- disrupting business: art & activism in times of financial crisis — geoff cox & tatiana bazzichelli, eds.
- 2014 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- a superintendent's eyes — steve dalachinsky
- assault on the impossible — marjolijn van riemsdijk
- cannabis chassidis — yoseph leib ibn mardachya
- blue line, the — daniel de roulet
- the plastic factory [second listing]
- taz: temporary autonomous zone, ontological anarchism, poetic terrorism — hakim bey
- this is your final warning! — thom metzger
backlist1–82 of 121
- the molecular invasion — critical art ensemble
- the unholy bible — jacob rabinowitz
- work of love, the — giovanna franca dalla costa
- sounding off! — ron sakolsky & fred ho, eds.
- political essays — richard kostelanetz
- gulliver — michael ryan
- film & politics in the third world — john downing, ed.
- format & anxiety — paul goodman (ed. taylor stoehr)
- blue tide: the search for soma — mike jay
- engineering culture (data browser #2) — geoff cox & joasia krysa, eds.
- elephant & castle — matthew fuller
- art gangs
- 2012 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- fukushima mon amour
- unbearables big book of sex — the unbearables
- forbidden sacraments — donald p. dulchinos
- shorts are wrong — mike topp
- dreamscapes
- the anarchists
- an existing better world: notes on the bread and puppet theater — george dennison
- against the megamachine — david watson
- about face: race in postmodern america — t. maliqalim simone
- a day in the life: tales from the lower east — alan moore and josh gosciak, eds.
- 40th century man: selected poems, 1966–1996 — andy clausen
- between dog and wolf — david levi strauss
- anarchitexts — joanne richardson, ed.
- carnival of chaos — sascha debrul
- canadas
- crimes of the beats — the unbearables
- crimes of culture — richard kostelanetz
- domain errors! — maria fernandez, faith wilding, michelle wright, eds.
- cyberfeminism: next protocols — claudia reiche and vera kuni, eds.
- friendly fire — bob black
- file under popular — chris cutler
- exit 18 first series
- hieroglyphica
- god & plastic surgery — jeremy barris
- pioneer of inner space — donald p. dulchinos
- overcoming fitness
- on anarchy & schizoanalysis — rolando perez
- rethinking marxism
- read me! — nettime
- radiotext(e)
- psychedelics reimagined — thomas lyttle, ed.
- polemics — anne waldman, jack collom & anselm hollo
- spermatogonia — bart plantenga
- social overload — henri-pierre jeudy
- semiotext(e) sf
- rotting goddess — jacob rabinowitz
- root is man, the — dwight macdonald
- revolutionary writing — werner bonefeld, ed.
- subverting the present, imagining the future — werner bonefeld, ed.
- surrealist subversions — ron sakolsky, ed.
- wild children
- wiggling wishbone
- trotskyism & maoism — a. belden fields
- the work of love — giovanna franca dalla costa
- the unbearables — the unbearables
- tactical reality dictionary — konrad becker
- teach yourself fucking — tuli kupferberg
- the damned universe of charles fort — louis kaplan, ed.
- the daughter — roberta allen
- unleashing the collective phantoms — brian holmes
- gynocide — mariarosa dalla costa, ed.
- the worst book i ever read — the unbearables
- neo phobe — jim feast with ron kolm
- strategic reality dictionary — konrad becker
- red genes, blue genes — guillermo c. jimenez
- help yourself! — the unbearables
- gynocide [second listing]
- assassination rhapsody
- belle catastrophe
- behind the blip — matthew fuller
- auroras of the zapatistas — midnight notes collective
- black fez manifesto, etc. — hakim bey
- ayahuasca and shamanism
- arcane of reproduction, the — leopoldina fortunati
- blood & volts — th. metzger
- cassette mythos — robin james, ed.
- caliban and the witch — silvia federici
- digital resistance — critical art ensemble
- chronic riot spasm — fly
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2020s34 entries
- junk: the metalphysical art of cowboy ray kelly — istvan kantor
- cities for a single planet: a model for the ecological transformation of the earth — hans widmer, with p. antoniadis, m. baumgartner and d. spuhler
- unreality and its discontents: the struggle against christian nationalism — critical art ensemble
- black mystery school pianists and other writings — matthew shipp
- 2026 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- 2025 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- read my lips: political advertisement 1952–2024 — muntadas & reese
- war of dreams: a field guide to diy psyops — jason rodgers
- after the holocene: planetary politics for commoners — gene ray
- the bookstore book — ron kolm
- 2024 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- in the beginning: essay-poems and others — kirkpatrick sale
- on the films of the victor jara collective — lewanne jones, ed.
- the reservoir: communion — woodbine
- roll over picasso: e. f. higgins iii, his life, art, legend — istvan kantor
- may the wind get off my back: short stories — kevin riordan
- sds: students for a democratic society — kirkpatrick sale
- clearly kabouter: chronicle of a radical dutch movement, 1969–1974 — coen tasman
- ten little anarchists, a novel — daniel de roulet
- ruminations — kirkpatrick sale
- 2023 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- the reservoir — woodbine
- invisible generation: rants, polemics and critical theory against the planetary work machine — jason rodgers
- the book of neoism?! the revelations to amen — istvan kantor
- conversazione
- the lady anarchist café
- cover charge
- horizons — liaisons
- digital unconscious: nervous systems and uncanny predictions — konrad becker & felix stalder, eds.
- no more mushrooms: thoughts about life without government
- no mask, no talk: corona poems, 2020–2021
- 2022 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- the hill — gabriele schafer
- dreams of anarchy and the anarchy of dreams: adventures at the crossroads of anarchy and surrealism — ron sakolsky
2010s66 entries
- marxism & witchcraft — david kubrin
- a hero in art: the vanished traces of richard hambleton — istvan kantor
- abraham — sparrow
- thibault or the secrets of the sea — peter lamborn wilson
- 2020 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- pareidolia — carl watson
- long day, counting tomorrow — jim feast
- night market noodles
- from somewhere to nowhere: the end of the american dream
- the lost traveller's dream
- deeper, further & beyond — richard kostelanetz
- heresies — peter lamborn wilson
- opening the seals — robert kelly
- placing space, picturing time
- suburban ambush
- capital's greek cage — clandestina, caffentzis, ernest larsen, sherry millner
- person of letters in the contemporary world — richard kostelanetz
- dictionary of operations — konrad becker
- love does not make me gentle or kind — chavissa woods
- the plastic factory
- this young girl passing
- expect anything fear nothing
- dining in refugee camps: the art of sahrawi cooking — robin kahn
- the ass's tale — john ferris
- fast feminism — shannon bell
- critical strategies in art and media — konrad becker & jim fleming, eds.
- id: ideology of design — branka ćurčić, ed.
- hotel of irrevocable acts — carl watson
- toward a global autonomous university — the edufactory collective
- 2019 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- beat: the latter days of the beat generation — andy clausen
- ölmagnat: paintings by jeramy turner
- aesthetics, necropolitics and environmental struggle — critical art ensemble
- welcome distractions: accessible poems for time-strapped humans
- flasher: a memoir — tsaurah litzky
- trial before the trial — ernest larsen
- wall street in black & white: fotos & text of an occupier
- wages for housework — silvia federici with arlen austin
- 2018 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- wild children of william blake
- no blood for oil! energy, class struggle and war 1998–2016 — george caffentzis
- lightning storm mind: pre-ancientist meditations
- the temple of perseus at panopolis
- 2017 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- the rat hunt boys — anna mockler
- night shift — ron kolm
- to dare imagining
- 2016 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- world war of small pastries — charles fourier
- in a quare time and place
- 2015 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- midnight notes goes to school
- the radical bishop and gay consciousness
- "the power of neighborhood" and the commons
- devil's anarchy (second edition) — stephen snelders
- kali's day
- riverpeople — peter lamborn wilson
- disrupting business: art & activism in times of financial crisis — geoff cox & tatiana bazzichelli, eds.
- 2014 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- a superintendent's eyes — steve dalachinsky
- assault on the impossible — marjolijn van riemsdijk
- cannabis chassidis — yoseph leib ibn mardachya
- blue line, the — daniel de roulet
- the plastic factory [second listing]
- taz: temporary autonomous zone, ontological anarchism, poetic terrorism — hakim bey
- this is your final warning! — thom metzger
backlist1–82 of 121
- the molecular invasion — critical art ensemble
- the unholy bible — jacob rabinowitz
- work of love, the — giovanna franca dalla costa
- sounding off! — ron sakolsky & fred ho, eds.
- political essays — richard kostelanetz
- gulliver — michael ryan
- film & politics in the third world — john downing, ed.
- format & anxiety — paul goodman (ed. taylor stoehr)
- blue tide: the search for soma — mike jay
- engineering culture (data browser #2) — geoff cox & joasia krysa, eds.
- elephant & castle — matthew fuller
- art gangs
- 2012 autonomedia calendar of jubilee saints
- fukushima mon amour
- unbearables big book of sex — the unbearables
- forbidden sacraments — donald p. dulchinos
- shorts are wrong — mike topp
- dreamscapes
- the anarchists
- an existing better world: notes on the bread and puppet theater — george dennison
- against the megamachine — david watson
- about face: race in postmodern america — t. maliqalim simone
- a day in the life: tales from the lower east — alan moore and josh gosciak, eds.
- 40th century man: selected poems, 1966–1996 — andy clausen
- between dog and wolf — david levi strauss
- anarchitexts — joanne richardson, ed.
- carnival of chaos — sascha debrul
- canadas
- crimes of the beats — the unbearables
- crimes of culture — richard kostelanetz
- domain errors! — maria fernandez, faith wilding, michelle wright, eds.
- cyberfeminism: next protocols — claudia reiche and vera kuni, eds.
- friendly fire — bob black
- file under popular — chris cutler
- exit 18 first series
- hieroglyphica
- god & plastic surgery — jeremy barris
- pioneer of inner space — donald p. dulchinos
- overcoming fitness
- on anarchy & schizoanalysis — rolando perez
- rethinking marxism
- read me! — nettime
- radiotext(e)
- psychedelics reimagined — thomas lyttle, ed.
- polemics — anne waldman, jack collom & anselm hollo
- spermatogonia — bart plantenga
- social overload — henri-pierre jeudy
- semiotext(e) sf
- rotting goddess — jacob rabinowitz
- root is man, the — dwight macdonald
- revolutionary writing — werner bonefeld, ed.
- subverting the present, imagining the future — werner bonefeld, ed.
- surrealist subversions — ron sakolsky, ed.
- wild children
- wiggling wishbone
- trotskyism & maoism — a. belden fields
- the work of love — giovanna franca dalla costa
- the unbearables — the unbearables
- tactical reality dictionary — konrad becker
- teach yourself fucking — tuli kupferberg
- the damned universe of charles fort — louis kaplan, ed.
- the daughter — roberta allen
- unleashing the collective phantoms — brian holmes
- gynocide — mariarosa dalla costa, ed.
- the worst book i ever read — the unbearables
- neo phobe — jim feast with ron kolm
- strategic reality dictionary — konrad becker
- red genes, blue genes — guillermo c. jimenez
- help yourself! — the unbearables
- gynocide [second listing]
- assassination rhapsody
- belle catastrophe
- behind the blip — matthew fuller
- auroras of the zapatistas — midnight notes collective
- black fez manifesto, etc. — hakim bey
- ayahuasca and shamanism
- arcane of reproduction, the — leopoldina fortunati
- blood & volts — th. metzger
- cassette mythos — robin james, ed.
- caliban and the witch — silvia federici
- digital resistance — critical art ensemble
- chronic riot spasm — fly
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vol. 30, no. 59 (july 2020) — celtic languages in a globalized world8 entries
- celtic languages in a globalized world: introduction — radvan markus, petra johana poncarová
- the irish language and the pursuit of freedom — radvan markus
- language and crisis in contemporary irish-language poetry — daniela theinová
- nineteenth- to twenty-first-century breton literature: authors of a combative literature and their evolving motivations — nelly blanchard
- "une arme de premier ordre": representation of breton and welsh in revivalist discourse around 1900 — martina reiterová
- "a fitting offering to the gaelic thalia or melpomene": ruaraidh erskine of mar and drama in scottish gaelic — petra johana poncarová
- writing in gaelic: alternative agendas — christopher whyte
- irish as a lingua franca — justin quinn
vol. 29, no. 58 (december 2019) — avant-futures10 entries
- avant-futures: in lieu of an introduction and not before time — louis armand, david vichnar
- writing noise: the maze and the drone — germán sierra
- alternative three: science fiction in the expanded field — louis armand
- alien rhythms — amy ireland
- hacking the syntagm: xenofeminism against paranoid praxis — vít bohal
- "long live futurist prague!" — david vichnar
- the dune encyclopedia: a future history in the age of mechanical reproduction — karl wolff
- the derivative condition — dustin breitling
- multilogue: perspectives on computational thinking and its utility for transformative education — louis armand, vít bohal, mario giampaolo, alessandra romano
- review of linda chavers, violent disruptions: american imaginations of racial anxiety in william faulkner and richard wright
vol. 29, no. 57 (july 2019) — exiles, émigrés and expatriates in romantic-era paris and london4 entries
- introduction — david duff, marc porée
- "relinquish[ing] all former connections": british radical emigration to early republican paris — rachel rogers
- mary wollstonecraft: a feminist exile in paris — e.j. clery
- literary transmission, exile, and oblivion: gustav von schlabrendorf meets henry crabb robinson — philipp hunnekuhl
vol. 28, no. 56 (december 2018) — frankenstein at 20010 entries
- introduction — jessica allen hanssen, cassandra falke
- transhumanism, frankenstein, and extinction — helena feder
- victor's responsibility and the monster's favourite books: allegory, technology, and romantic ideology in frankenstein — stephen dougherty
- frankenstein, dismembered women, and what it takes to be a man — erin goss
- "doomed to live": reading shelley's frankenstein and "the mortal immortal" with derrida's death penalty seminars — david sigler
- frankenstein's reader as judge and confidant — cassandra falke
- "old familiar faces": frankenstein, anachronism, and late style — brecht de groote
- frankenstein: the elements of setting — frederick burwick
- "unnatural" narratology, frame narrative, and intertextuality in frankenstein — jessica allen hanssen
- "all men hate the wretched": teaching frankenstein in 2018 — stephen behrendt
vol. 28, no. 55 (july 2018) — irish-language and scottish gaelic literatures: a global context8 entries
- introduction — radvan markus, petra johana poncarová
- "who owns the game": the gallery press and poetry in irish now — daniela theinová
- paul muldoon and the irish language — justin quinn
- distant countries: ó conaire, hamsun and exile — martin světlík
- the carnivalesque against entropy: máirtín ó cadhain's cré na cille — radvan markus
- an druim bho thuath: tormod caimbeul's last vista of gaelic scotland — petra johana poncarová
- migration, multiculture and mirroring: gaelic / south asian outreach in iain crichton smith's "an duine dubh" and "the exiles" — silke stroh
- "we are no longer gaels": war and conflict in modern and contemporary irish-language poetry — máirín nic eoin
vol. 27, no. 54 (december 2017) — wordsworth and france8 entries
- introduction — david duff, marc porée
- wordsworth in nineteenth-century france: a history of misknowing — laurent folliot
- french romanticism and nineteenth-century england: an unavowable connection — alain vaillant
- returning, retrieving, revising: wordsworth's life writing as wiederholungszwang (repetition urge) — christoph bode
- imagining the difference: prefigurations of poststructuralism in the prelude — martin procházka
- wordsworth's anglo-french pamphlet: public argument and private confession in "a letter to the bishop of llandaff" — david duff
- "arms folded, back turned": wordsworth's late sonnets and the revision of history — christy edwall
- the "french" books of the prelude: a virtual round table — david duff, marc porée, christoph bode, martin procházka, laurent folliot, christy edwall
vol. 27, no. 53 (july 2017) — cultural exchanges in scottish literature10 entries
- introduction: cultural exchanges in scottish literature: towards "critical transculturalism"? — martin procházka, petra johana poncarová
- the cuillin rising out of the wasteland: the tradition of quotation in the poetry of t.s. eliot, hugh macdiarmid and sorley maclean — emma dymock
- this savage wood: dante, eliot and george campbell hay — anne artymiuk
- the gael cosmopolite: tormod caimbeul and shrapnel (2006) — petra johana poncarová
- talking trees: narratology of the ariostan "switch" — christopher whyte
- scottish and czech cultural exchange: the muirs, karel čapek and a shared story of europe — margery palmer mcculloch
- "the terra incognita of the whole": john burnside's writing and the entangled bank of culture — monika szuba
- cultural and textual appropriation in alan bissett's boyracers — robert wirth
- review of irena grubica, zdeněk beran, the fantastic of the fin de siècle
- review of mariana machová, elizabeth bishop and translation
vol. 26, no. 52 (december 2016) — versions of king lear13 entries
- introduction — martin procházka
- "wherefore to dover?": seeing nothing in king lear — michael neill
- shakespeare refinished: the audience as nahum tate — brett gamboa
- king lear and extremity — tom bishop
- the romance of king lear: genre and modernity in hobson's choice and life goes on — diana e. henderson
- synecdoches and symbols: fictional performances of king lear — stephen purcell
- timescapes of adaptation: challenging neoliberalism in lear's daughters — stephannie s. gearhart
- translingual performance of king lear: lear dreaming as a case study — emi hamana
- beyond pragmatism: apocalypse, adaptation and historicity in king lear and some of its czech versions — martin procházka
- afterword — susan bassnett
- review of miriam haughton, mária kurdi, radical contemporary theatre practices by women in ireland
- review of barry keane, irish drama in poland. staging and reception 1900-2000
- review of petr chalupský, a horror and a beauty: the world of peter ackroyd's london novels
vol. 26, no. 51 (july 2016) — travel writing9 entries
- introduction: travel writing — christoph bode, katharina pink
- travelling towards knowledge: romantic journeys and the advance of science — felicitas meifert-menhard
- a traveller gone native? constructions of self and others in james bruce's travels to discover the source of the nile — anke fischer-kattner
- renegades between christian 'self' and muslim 'other': the captivity narratives of joseph pitts and thomas pellow — stefanie fricke
- welcome to the new world: keeping up appearances in miles philips's slave narrative — sabrina kessler
- projecting the self, merging with the other: t.e. lawrence's seven pillars of wisdom — katharina pink
- 'chrysanthemum and the word': john morris's patterns of culture in traveller from tokyo — yoshimi von felbert
- the indigenous other in non-indigenous travel narratives: the case of bruce chatwin's the songlines — jan alber
- review of christopher e. koy, prague in the novels of cynthia ozick and philip roth
vol. 25, no. 50 (december 2015) — irish theatre & central europe10 entries
- irish theatre and central europe: introduction — ondřej pilný
- never quite there: irish plays in poland, 1955-1999 — barry keane
- disappearing nation, or irish theatre's rules of export — michał lachman
- difficult encounter: polish theatre on the irish stage between 2004 and 2015 — kasia lech
- the reception of synge's and o'casey's plays in vienna from the fall of the habsburg empire to the summer of '69 — dieter fuchs
- ireland and the irish on the hungarian stage: recent productions of plays from synge to friel and beyond — mária kurdi
- godot comes to hungary via translation and acculturation — csilla bertha, donald e. morse
- between a protest and catastrophe — james little
- martin mcdonagh's the beauty queen of leenane on the italian stage: can the space of the irish dramatic tradition be rewritten? — monica randaccio
- not looking for irishness — tilman raabke, lászló upor, ondřej pilný
vol. 25, no. 49 (july 2015) — the worldliness of philip roth12 entries
- the worldliness of philip roth: an introduction — christopher e. koy
- philip roth and czechoslovakia — stanislav kolář
- the work of creation in philip roth's the anatomy lesson and john updike's bech stories — aristi trendel
- racial conflicts in the campus novel of the early 2000s: philip roth's the human stain and zadie smith's on beauty — petr anténe
- half-jew, half-gentile: the "very very screwed up" child in the family carnovsky and american pastoral — christopher e. koy
- counter-reading kepesh: textual subversion in philip roth's the dying animal — mike witcombe
- passing as a jew in roth's american pastoral and the human stain — david lukeš, hana ulmanová
- kierkegaard's the seducer's diary and roth's the counterlife, or, how zuckerman can help explain johannes — valérie roberge
- review of howard gaskill, the reception of ossian in europe
- review of murray pittock, the reception of sir walter scott in europe
- review of peter jones, the reception of david hume in europe
- review of murray pittock, the reception of robert burns in europe
vol. 24, no. 48 (december 2014) — emerson between romanticism and the crisis of modernity9 entries
- introduction: r.w. emerson between romanticism and the crisis of modernity — david l. robbins
- emerson's mood of culture and the promise of community — david heckerl
- media critic/media celebrity: emerson's quarrel with mass culture — david dowling
- emerson's late work: towards deconstruction and pragmatism — blanka maderová
- hemingway's pursuit of self-reliance — michael f. doyle iii
- "these desponding days": emerson and america's crisis of textual authority — jeff smith
- emerson the nihilist, redux atque resartus — david l. robbins
- review of julia boll, the new war plays: from kane to harris
- review of bruce mcconachie, theatre & mind
vol. 24, no. 47 (july 2014) — from consumerism to corpora: uses of shakespeare8 entries
- introduction — martin procházka
- first folio readers' marks: monumentalizing shakespeare and empowering the self — jean-christophe mayer
- surviving with shakespeare in world war i and ii — ton hoenselaars
- portia and the suffragists: the merchant of venice as a "new woman" play — clara calvo
- shakespeare at the avignon festival: breaking down the walls — florence march
- "small is beautiful?" shakespeare's sonnets as a linguistic corpus — richard chapman
- "what is't you lack?" material culture in thomas middleton's a chaste maid in cheapside — sabine schülting
- review of charles l. crow, a companion to american gothic
vol. 23, no. 46 (december 2013) — byron in italy6 entries
- introduction — alan rawes, mirka horová
- "from the italian": byron's translation of pulci's morgante maggiore — alan rawes
- byron and the liberal: a reassessment — maria schoina
- sex, self-fashioning, and spelling: (auto)biographical distortion, prostitution, and byron's venetian residence — david laven
- the carnival of history: byron's marino faliero, doge of venice — mirka horová
- the politics of judicial torture in the two foscari: byron and verdi — piya pal-lapinski
vol. 22, no. 44 (december 2012) — neglected irish fiction14 entries
- introduction — neil murphy, keith hopper, ondřej pilný
- charles henry wilson (c. 1756-1808): an early anglo-irish novelist — mícheál maccraith
- "a storehouse of strange legendary lore": recovering the work of edmund downey — r.m. lee
- fighting garradrimna: brinsley macnamara's the various lives of marcus igoe — ondřej pilný
- "connoisseurs of mr forrest reid's novels will know": the ending of brian westby — michael matthew kaylor
- encountering the soul in iris murdoch's the black prince — john tangney
- "a postcard from the homeland": neil jordan's the past — keith hopper
- dorothy nelson's abject families: in night's city and tar and feathers — roberta gefter wondrich
- dermot healy's a goat's song: "to give some form to that which cannot be uttered" — neil murphy
- dermot healy and a goat's song: a writer's appreciation — annie proulx
- review of catriona ryan, border states in the work of tom mac intyre
- review of neil murphy, keith hopper, flann o'brien: centenary essays
- review of eamonn jordan, dissident dramaturgies: contemporary irish theatre
- review of mária kurdi, interfaces between irish and european theatre
vol. 21, no. 42 (december 2011) — native american culture in contact and context8 entries
- introduction — raeschelle potter-deimel, klára kolinská
- a "different world": indigenous spirituality at the root of conflict with western thought — ana paula da silva machado
- transformations in anthropological scholarship on native north america, 1970-2010 — pauline turner strong
- the progression of indigenous stasis: universality and ambivalence regarding change — raymond orr
- decolonizing the master narrative: treaties and other american myths — donna l. akers
- transformations of gender in native american cultures — sabine lang
- catholic expressions of indigeneity: indian hymns of the salish and coeur d'alene — chad hamill
- towards the randomness of the radical concepts of spaces in daniel deronda — alice sukdolová
vol. 20, no. 40 (december 2010) — urban spaces in literature12 entries
- introduction: urban spaces in literature — petr chalupský, anna grmelová
- "her yielding shape": eighteenth-century fiction and the ambivalence of women's urban experience — soňa nováková
- "allied to the bottom of the river": stratification of the urban space in charles dickens's our mutual friend — zdeněk beran
- the urban pastoral: hybridizations in jim crace's arcadia — petr chalupský
- "hell is a city much like london": postmodern urban gothic in charles higson's getting rid of mister kitchen — rudolf weiss
- from loneliness to encounter: london in the windrush generation novels of sam selvon and andrea levy — anna grmelová
- being in the city: anxieties of existence in herman melville's and paul auster's new york — anton pokrivčák
- "new art on old ground": the poetics of place in the poetry of eavan boland — fiona becket
- enigmas of arrival: re-imagining (non-)urban space in contemporary american narrative — ivan callus
- bibliography of doc. phdr. jaroslav hornát, csc. (1929-1990) — zdeněk beran
- review of petr chalupský, the postmodern city of dreadful night
- review of betina entzminger, the belle gone bad
vol. 20, no. 39 (july 2010) — constructing cultural identities12 entries
- introduction: constructing cultural identities — martin procházka
- forging "hesitency": the writing of history and identity in james joyce's finnegans wake — david vichnar
- history, fiction and identity in the works of hayden white and paul ricoeur — radvan markus
- "give us the facts!": constructing cultural identities in david hare's via dolorosa — hana pavelková
- against adaptation: jean-luc godard's king lear — linda petříková
- an intellectual vis-a-vis the breakdown of the "etatistic order": between misunderstanding of the past and misinterpreting the future — bronislaw misztal
- ways of self-making: emerson, melville and bartleby — blanka maderová
- the limits of the representation of authenticity: documentary drama and politics today — ester žantovská
- the dynamics of desire: constructs of identity in byron's sardanapalus — mirka horová
- the (post)colonial search for the identity of caribbean american (grand)daughters — stanislav kolář
- the identities of critical cosmopolitans in arundhati roy's god of small things and jhumpa lahiri's the namesake — hana waisserová
- review of mária kurdi, literary and cultural relations: ireland, hungary, and central and eastern europe
vol. 19, no. 38 (december 2009) — scotland in europe11 entries
- introduction — murray pittock
- "when was britain?" scotland at the tipping point — neal ascherson
- the english postman — tom nairn
- what is a national culture? — murray pittock
- early scottish thinkers on the idea of political freedom — alexander broadie
- the place of scotland's european past — atsuko ichijo
- the politics of cultural policy — philip schlesinger
- review of patrick lonergan, theatre and globalization: irish drama in the celtic tiger era
- review of christina wald, hysteria, trauma and melancholia: performative maladies in contemporary anglophone drama
- review of john mcgahern, love of the world. essays
- review of janet beer, the cambridge companion to kate chopin
vol. 18-19, no. 36 (may 2009) — l'antre des mots: autour de la poésie de vladimír holan1–9 of 14
- avant-propos. "l'antre des mots": autour de la poésie de vladimír holan (prague 1905-1980) — xavier galmiche
- retours sur une oeuvre: contextes et interprétations — jan rubeš
- théophanie brève: à propos des références bibliques dans la poésie de holan — martin petráš
- toscane de vladimír holan: essai d'interprétation — jiří pelán
- orphée, l'orphisme et la pensée philosophique de vladimír holan — jorjeta tcholakova
- la conception spatiale et corporelle du verbe chez vladimír holan et věra linhartová — zuzana stolz-hladká
- la poésie obscure de vladimír holan — petra james
- logos and dialectics: hermeneutic approach to the poetic work of vladimír holan — jaroslav hroch
- un oedipe générationnel: que faire du symbolisme? (holan, nezval vers 1930) — xavier galmiche
vol. 18-19, no. 36 (may 2009) — l'antre des mots: autour de la poésie de vladimír holan10–14 of 14
- are holan's glosses an autonomous literary genre? — alena petruželková
- "a quoi bon?": vladimír holan, poète en temps de détresse — jean-gaspard páleníček
- traité de poésie de czesław miłosz — michel maslowski
- vladimír holan, joseph brodsky: convergences? — hélène henry-safier
- invariants dans la poésie de vladimír holan, františek halas et eugenio montale — jan rubeš
vol. 18, no. 35 (july 2008) — transcultural express6 entries
- introduction — martin procházka
- humanist imperialism of moral and cultural superiority in spenser's a view of the present state of ireland — m. l. donnelly
- epistemologies and practices of the ("aberrant") self: john addington symonds' discursive struggles with the "truth about himself" — kateřina kolářová
- the quest for the holy word: lacan's name-of-the-father, paranoia and possible madness in the crying of lot 49 — richard olehla
- transcultural imagination: wilson harris's novel the palace of the peacock and the theatre of memory — monika reif-huelser
- review of zdeněk stříbrný, the whirligig of time: essays on shakespeare in czechoslovakia
vol. 17, no. 34 (december 2007) — ghosts, spirits, spectres10 entries
- ghosts, spirits, spectres: introduction — martin procházka
- ghosts of the past — aleida assmann
- medieval english soul and body literature — helena znojemská
- photographing ghosts: ancestral reproduction and daguerreotypic mimesis in nathaniel hawthorne's the house of the seven gables — michael c. frank
- monuments or trash? ghost towns in american history and culture — martin procházka
- the theatre of alibis — louis armand
- a chiasmus of baroque forms of existence, community, and spectrality: benjamin-debord — erik s. roraback
- the figure of the spectre in john barth's "dunyazadiad" — pavel černovský
- history without periods: deliverance and dilemma — randolph starn
- "about suffering they were never wrong, the old masters": an intertextual reading of ian mcewan's atonement — anna grmelová
vol. 17, no. 33 (july 2007) — samuel beckett: textual genesis and reception9 entries
- "whenever said said said missaid": introduction — ondřej pilný
- solitude(s) and creative fidgets: beckett reading rainer maria rilke — mark nixon
- "and here a word he could not catch": towards a genetic edition of beckett's last texts — dirk van hulle
- en attendant godot: notes on the manuscript — colin duckworth
- beckett / film — louis armand
- beckett through the keyhole: voyeurism, the scopophilic drive, and the appeal of theatre — s. e. gontarski
- muddy mouth: beckett's poetics of taste-lessness — michel delville
- review of lilian chambers, the theatre of martin mcdonagh: a world of savage stories
- review of donald e. morse, csilla bertha, mária kurdi, brian friel's dramatic artistry
vol. 16, no. 32 (december 2006) — towards a new aesthetics11 entries
- towards a new aesthetics: technology, intensity, heterogeneity — martin procházka, louis armand, brian rosebury
- new technologies and lyotard's aesthetics — ashley woodward
- avant-garde aesthetics: kitsch, intensity and the work of art — lisa otty
- aesthetic experience and the scope of narrative explanation — jeremy j. kelly
- cinema, or the phantom consciousness — louis armand
- fullness-to-explosion: the mode of musical becoming — michael david székely
- démembrement du corps humain 2.1 — flori(a)n liber
- towards an aesthetics of the present — francesco pastorelli
- in memoriam: wolfgang iser (1926-2007) — martin procházka
- review of györgy e. szőnyi, the voices of the english renaissance
- review of jiří flajšar, dějiny americké poezie
vol. 16, no. 31 (2006)7 entries
- a "home of ancient idealism?" w.b. yeats and the irish dramatic movement — ondřej pilný
- towards a technological-poetic method — louis armand
- a scop among scribes: a reading in the manuscript context of widsið — helena znojemská
- john donne's "elegie on the lady marckham" and the matter of vermiculation — clayton g. mackenzie
- "the woman underwater:" rhizomatic body in inuit storytelling — klára kolinská
- encounters with otherness in d.h. lawrence's st. mawr — anna grmelová
- el poeta como lector del mundo — graciela maturo
vol. 15, no. 30 (2005) — contemporary aboriginal literature in north america8 entries
- introduction: contemporary aboriginal literature in north america – a view from outside — klára kolinská
- cosmopolitanism and its discontents: the politics of sherman alexie's reservation blues and leslie marmon silko's almanac of the dead — thomas claviez
- re-citing master narratives: thomas king's green grass, running water and the politics of enunciation — jesús benito sánchez, ana maría manzanas calvo
- healing the native canadian soul: three accounts of spiritual homecoming — verena klein
- from a new paradise to a new earth: european myths and new world alternatives converse in linda hogan's power — dilek direnc
- from black elk speaks to lakota woman: reflections upon modern collaborative native american autobiography — imelda martín junquera
- shakespeare's histories and european cultural memory — ton hoenselaars
- apocalypticism in american cultural history 2: revelations of the other — martin procházka
vol. 15, no. 29 (2005)8 entries
- "pastiche soup," bad taste, biting irony and martin mcdonagh — clare wallace
- interdisciplinarity and gilles deleuze's leibnizian-monad of the fold: leibniz and the baroque — erik s. roraback
- the eighteenth-century american culture war: thomas jefferson and jonathan edwards on religion and the religions — gerald r. mcdermott
- the sky over louis zukofsky and some others — ricardo nirenberg
- le processus d'historisation du récit mythique de la fondation de prague dans l'affirmation identitaire tchèque: instrumentalisation du personnage de libuše — stéphane gailly
- review of bernhard reitz, heiko stahl, what revels are in hand?
- review of joan fitzpatrick dean, riot and great anger: stage censorship in twentieth-century ireland
- review of pavlína hácová, the bridge and the eclipse: metaphor in the poetry of samuel taylor coleridge
vol. 14, no. 28 (2004) — american gothic9 entries
- varieties of american gothic — charles l. crow, martin procházka
- medievalism and imperialism in american gothic — faye ringel
- the vacant castle of postmodernity: subversions of the gothic in thomas pynchon and walker percy — william moss
- the theater of death in charles brockden brown's arthur mervyn — marc amfreville
- violated boundaries: george washington cable's "belles demoiselles plantation" and the creole gothic — susan castillo
- "a hoary gleam:" jane eyre and william gaddis' american gothic — heather johnson
- theorising the uncanny and horror in american gothic — allan lloyd smith
- apocalypticism in american cultural history — martin procházka
- review of milada franková, britské spisovatelky na prelomu tisíciletí
vol. 13, no. 26 (2003) — boundaries and contact zones10 entries
- introduction: boundaries and contact zones — martin procházka, aleida assmann
- "where is my home?": revival myth and national boundaries in nineteenth-century czech and slovak culture — martin procházka
- acculturation as taboo: colonialism and the transgression of cultural boundaries — michael c. frank
- bloody border: the colonization of the west in cormac mccarthy's blood meridian — ladislav nagy
- contemporary english fiction as diasporic space — silvia mergenthal
- spirits, ghosts, demons in shakespeare and milton — aleida assmann
- transcending boundaries: h.d.'s pre-raphaelite novel white rose and the red — dorothea schuller
- review of louis armand, technē: james joyce, hypertext and technology
- review of jiří flajšar, epiphany in american poetry
- review of suzanne keen, romances of the archive in contemporary british fiction
vol. 12, no. 24 (2003)9 entries
- shelley, the system of judgement, and the reputation of poets — timothy webb
- romantic nature and the polis in wallace stevens — justin quinn
- medicine, money, writing, hermeneutics: james's the wings of the dove — erik s. roraback
- the art of lying: thomas mann's felix krull and nikolay gogol's dead souls — urs heftrich
- the melancholy of stones: the poetry of máirtín ó direáin and bohuslav reynek — daniela furthnerová
- freedom and fracture: desmond hogan's a farewell to prague — richard greaves
- documents: lord byron's death and its impact on greece — panos karagiorgos
- review of dermot bolger, druids, dudes and beauty queens: the changing face of irish drama
- review of mária kurdi, codes and masks. aspects of identity in contemporary irish plays in an intercultural context
vol. 12, no. 23 (2002) — shakespeare's illyrias: heterotopias, identities, (counter)histories1–5 of 12
- introduction — martin procházka
- "what country, friends, is this?": the geographies of illyria in early modern england — goran v. stanivukovic
- from illyria to elysium: geographical fantasy in twelfth night — sara hanna
- heterotopias in the winter's tale — zdeněk stříbrný
- the religious dimension of shakespeare's illyria — peter milward
vol. 12, no. 23 (2002) — shakespeare's illyrias: heterotopias, identities, (counter)histories6–12 of 12
- location, imagination and heterotopia in twelfth night — marcus cheng chye tan
- (dis)harmony in illyria: music, order, and time in twelfth night — ann blake
- "i am not what i am": mistaken identity, transvestism, and gender in twelfth night — yoshiko kawachi
- the moor(lacco) of genoa: ethnicity and loyalty in an illyrian othello — shaul bassi
- shakespeare's illyria, sicily and bohemia: other spaces, other times, or other economies? — martin procházka
- shakespeare's other spaces: the counter-sites of measure for measure — john j. joughin
- review of anna grmelová, the worlds of d.h. lawrence's short fiction (1907-1923)
vol. 11, no. 22 (2001) — contemporary poetics13 entries
- concrete poetry: a manifesto — augusto de campos
- after language poetry: innovation and its theoretical discontents — marjorie perloff
- from hypertext to codework — mckenzie wark
- strange attractions: techno-poetics in the vortext — louis armand
- discontinued meditations — steve mccaffery
- getting past odradek — kevin nolan
- "a retrospective sort of arrangement:" ulysses and the poetics of hypertextuality — darren tofts
- poetics of the body: kathy acker's writing — d. j. huppatz
- poésie = mcdonald's ou transgénique ou pas? — véronique vassiliou
- the fall — stephen muecke
- fleeing the light — rod mengham, marc atkins
- heideggerian poetics: lost in translation — drew milne
- state of (what) art? — susan m. schultz
vol. 11, no. 21 (2001) — britain and beyond8 entries
- introduction — soňa nováková
- belonging beyond the nation: the role of diasporic narrative communities — roger bromley
- the privileging of paternity in british political rhetoric and popular media — deborah chambers
- men, women and the art of the deal in frank norris's the pit — william h. barnard
- jack london's "samuel" as gothic tale: the terrible & tragic involved with love — charles l. crow
- d. h. lawrence's "sun" as a parable of participation — anna grmelová
- jean-michel basquiat©: identity and the art of (dis)empowerment — louis armand
- review of clayton g. mackenzie, emblems of mortality: iconographic experiments in shakespeare's theatre
vol. 10, no. 20 (2000) — from brooke to black pastoral: six studies in irish literature and culture9 entries
- from brooke to black pastoral: introduction — ondřej pilný
- charlotte brooke and james macpherson — mícheál maccraith
- spectres of sovereignty: (an)notations on the colonial subject in joyce's portrait — louis armand
- narrative and communication: the case of brian friel and field day — ondřej pilný
- strategies of adaptation on the contemporary irish stage — mária kurdi
- black pastoral: 1990s images of ireland — nicholas grene
- "a crossroads between worlds": marina carr and the use of tragedy — clare wallace
- review of zdeněk stříbrný, shakespeare and eastern europe
- review of martin humpál, the roots of modernist narrative: knut hamsun's novels hunger, mysteries and pan
vol. 10, no. 19 (2000) — interpreting machines: aesthetics, history and allegory in hawthorne's tales10 entries
- introduction: mechanisms and machines — martin procházka
- mechanic?–organic?: the machines of art in "the artist of the beautiful" — martin procházka
- from bunyan's pilgrim's progress to hawthorne's "celestial rail-road": journey as explication and machine — helena znojemská
- the moving pattern of images: the discourse on history in "main-street" — ladislav nagy
- zionism, law and power: two prague writers, f. b. steiner and f. kafka — michael mack
- teta lineks lebensplan: theologisches und moralisches zu franz werfels der veruntreute himmel — franz strunz
- vom schweren wein der lyrik: baudelaire, verlaine und blok — bettina kaibach
- cortázar: la creación como goce y aventura — graciela maturo
- review of susan bassnett, andré lefevere, constructing cultures – essays on literary translation
- review of eva věšínová-kalivodová, hana maříková, společnost žen a mužů z aspektu gender
vol. 9, no. 18 (1999) — "the tongue not made for speech": four studies in verbal space5 entries
- "the tongue not made for speech": four studies in verbal space. introduction — jan čermák
- the anglo-saxon hero on his death-day: transience or transcendence? — helena soukupová
- where ingeld and christ meet: the exeter book elegies — helena znojemská
- the contract of love-service: lancelot and troilus — myra stokes
- 'guided by' a 'voice': eve's first encounter with voices in paradise lost — šárka kühnová
vol. 9, no. 17 (1999)10 entries
- money, temporality and bio-power in the ambassadors — erik s. roraback
- the anglo-saxon hero on his death-day: transience or transcendence? — helena soukupová
- son teint de pologne dans vitry déserte: les craspi dans le monde durassien — maryam sanjabi
- where ingeld and christ meet: the exeter book elegies — helena znojemská
- problemas de la literatura catalana: canon y tradición — albert mestres
- desire and the machinations of the gaze in giacomo joyce — clare wallace
- some notes on joycean hypertext: machine-tra(ns)versal-acrostic — l. l. james
- the contract of love-service: lancelot and troilus — myra stokes
- "guided by" a "voice": eve's first encounter with voices in paradise lost — šárka kühnová
- review of geoff dyer, out of sheer rage: in the shadow of d. h. lawrence
vol. 8, no. 16 (1998) — pour une littérature québécoise souveraine10 entries
- la littérature québécoise: appartenance, langue et identité (avant-propos) — eva le grand
- à un lecteur étranger — michel biron
- figures de la poésie contemporaine — paul chamberland
- dire, au théâtre. la langue comme métaphore de l'histoire — lucie robert
- langue et humour: les entrailles d'un peuple — michèle nevert
- une littérature souveraine — jacques allard
- langue et identité au québec: une trajectoire romanesque — józef kwaterko
- un regard tourné vers l'amérique (le roman québécois et les états-unis) — jean-françois chassay
- l'art des mots. étiologie du mal de vienne de rober racine — bertrand gervais
- le projet d'une histoire de la lecture littéraire au québec — max roy
vol. 8, no. 15 (1998) — reading in ruins8 entries
- introduction: reading in ruins — aleida assmann, martin procházka
- "ruin hath taught me thus to ruminate": literary reflections on ruins — aleida assmann
- "the ruin": a reading of the old english poem — helena znojemská
- "great pan is not dead, then, after all": america's rome in the mid-nineteenth century — monika gomille
- ruins in the new world: roanoke thru los angeles — martin procházka
- colossal wrecks: percy bysshe shelley's "ozymandias" and sylvia plath's "the colossus" — gabrielle rippl
- temporal paradoxes: ruins and photography — karolina jeftic
- the conjuror of ruins: issues of creation in lanark and "the circular ruins" — ondřej pilný
vol. 7, no. 14 (1997) — mircea eliade dans la culture européenne11 entries
- mircea eliade (1907-1986): repères bio-bibliographiques — libuše valentová
- mircea eliade et eugène ionesco — mircea handoca
- gustav jung en dialogue avec mircea eliade — mircea handoca
- correspondance m. eliade – c. g. jung, 1950-1960 — mircea eliade, carl gustav jung
- réception de l'oeuvre de m. eliade en langue tchèque — libuše valentová
- mircea eliade et l'évolution du conte fantastique roumain — libuše valentová
- history and roman ruins in canto iv of childe harold's pilgrimage — martin procházka
- "hail, muse! et cetera" — gavin hopps
- the ear for the story and the eye for the pattern: living and reading through leslie marmon silko's ceremony — axel henrici
- review of t. s. eliot, inventions of the march hare: poems 1909-1917
- review of donald j. childs, t. s. eliot: mystic, son and lover
vol. 7, no. 13 (1997)11 entries
- "dead conventions… most persistent and most wearisome": a reassessment of gaelic jacobite verse — mícheál maccraith
- "fictions of reconciliation": the case of maria edgeworth's irish tales — soňa nováková
- cycling round the bend: interpretation and punishment in flann o'brien's the third policeman — ondřej pilný
- "bad is the world, and all will come to nought": history and morality in more's and shakespeare's richard iii — jens martin gurr
- antony and cleopatra, virgil, spenser and "james the great, caesar augustus" — f. h. mares
- tennis shoes and thunder — justin quinn
- the mythical bohemian count in d.h. lawrence's 'the ladybird' — anna grmelová
- luzes e trevas de minas gerais do século xviii — fábio lucas
- review of william shakespeare, a midsummer night's dream / sen noci svatojánské
- review of milada franková, human relationships in the novels of iris murdoch
- review of antonio de lorenzi, sequenze novecentesche
vol. 6, no. 12 (1996)1–2 of 8
- their commerce and ours — donald k. hedrick
- shakespeare and modern commercial culture: an overview of theoretical problems — martin procházka
vol. 12, no. 23 (2002) — shakespeare's illyrias: heterotopias, identities, (counter)histories6–12 of 12
- location, imagination and heterotopia in twelfth night — marcus cheng chye tan
- (dis)harmony in illyria: music, order, and time in twelfth night — ann blake
- "i am not what i am": mistaken identity, transvestism, and gender in twelfth night — yoshiko kawachi
- the moor(lacco) of genoa: ethnicity and loyalty in an illyrian othello — shaul bassi
- shakespeare's illyria, sicily and bohemia: other spaces, other times, or other economies? — martin procházka
- shakespeare's other spaces: the counter-sites of measure for measure — john j. joughin
- review of anna grmelová, the worlds of d.h. lawrence's short fiction (1907-1923)
vol. 11, no. 22 (2001) — contemporary poetics13 entries
- concrete poetry: a manifesto — augusto de campos
- after language poetry: innovation and its theoretical discontents — marjorie perloff
- from hypertext to codework — mckenzie wark
- strange attractions: techno-poetics in the vortext — louis armand
- discontinued meditations — steve mccaffery
- getting past odradek — kevin nolan
- "a retrospective sort of arrangement:" ulysses and the poetics of hypertextuality — darren tofts
- poetics of the body: kathy acker's writing — d. j. huppatz
- poésie = mcdonald's ou transgénique ou pas? — véronique vassiliou
- the fall — stephen muecke
- fleeing the light — rod mengham, marc atkins
- heideggerian poetics: lost in translation — drew milne
- state of (what) art? — susan m. schultz
vol. 11, no. 21 (2001) — britain and beyond8 entries
- introduction — soňa nováková
- belonging beyond the nation: the role of diasporic narrative communities — roger bromley
- the privileging of paternity in british political rhetoric and popular media — deborah chambers
- men, women and the art of the deal in frank norris's the pit — william h. barnard
- jack london's "samuel" as gothic tale: the terrible & tragic involved with love — charles l. crow
- d. h. lawrence's "sun" as a parable of participation — anna grmelová
- jean-michel basquiat©: identity and the art of (dis)empowerment — louis armand
- review of clayton g. mackenzie, emblems of mortality: iconographic experiments in shakespeare's theatre
vol. 10, no. 20 (2000) — from brooke to black pastoral: six studies in irish literature and culture9 entries
- from brooke to black pastoral: introduction — ondřej pilný
- charlotte brooke and james macpherson — mícheál maccraith
- spectres of sovereignty: (an)notations on the colonial subject in joyce's portrait — louis armand
- narrative and communication: the case of brian friel and field day — ondřej pilný
- strategies of adaptation on the contemporary irish stage — mária kurdi
- black pastoral: 1990s images of ireland — nicholas grene
- "a crossroads between worlds": marina carr and the use of tragedy — clare wallace
- review of zdeněk stříbrný, shakespeare and eastern europe
- review of martin humpál, the roots of modernist narrative: knut hamsun's novels hunger, mysteries and pan
vol. 10, no. 19 (2000) — interpreting machines: aesthetics, history and allegory in hawthorne's tales10 entries
- introduction: mechanisms and machines — martin procházka
- mechanic?–organic?: the machines of art in "the artist of the beautiful" — martin procházka
- from bunyan's pilgrim's progress to hawthorne's "celestial rail-road": journey as explication and machine — helena znojemská
- the moving pattern of images: the discourse on history in "main-street" — ladislav nagy
- zionism, law and power: two prague writers, f. b. steiner and f. kafka — michael mack
- teta lineks lebensplan: theologisches und moralisches zu franz werfels der veruntreute himmel — franz strunz
- vom schweren wein der lyrik: baudelaire, verlaine und blok — bettina kaibach
- cortázar: la creación como goce y aventura — graciela maturo
- review of susan bassnett, andré lefevere, constructing cultures – essays on literary translation
- review of eva věšínová-kalivodová, hana maříková, společnost žen a mužů z aspektu gender
vol. 9, no. 18 (1999) — "the tongue not made for speech": four studies in verbal space5 entries
- "the tongue not made for speech": four studies in verbal space. introduction — jan čermák
- the anglo-saxon hero on his death-day: transience or transcendence? — helena soukupová
- where ingeld and christ meet: the exeter book elegies — helena znojemská
- the contract of love-service: lancelot and troilus — myra stokes
- 'guided by' a 'voice': eve's first encounter with voices in paradise lost — šárka kühnová
vol. 9, no. 17 (1999)10 entries
- money, temporality and bio-power in the ambassadors — erik s. roraback
- the anglo-saxon hero on his death-day: transience or transcendence? — helena soukupová
- son teint de pologne dans vitry déserte: les craspi dans le monde durassien — maryam sanjabi
- where ingeld and christ meet: the exeter book elegies — helena znojemská
- problemas de la literatura catalana: canon y tradición — albert mestres
- desire and the machinations of the gaze in giacomo joyce — clare wallace
- some notes on joycean hypertext: machine-tra(ns)versal-acrostic — l. l. james
- the contract of love-service: lancelot and troilus — myra stokes
- "guided by" a "voice": eve's first encounter with voices in paradise lost — šárka kühnová
- review of geoff dyer, out of sheer rage: in the shadow of d. h. lawrence
vol. 8, no. 16 (1998) — pour une littérature québécoise souveraine10 entries
- la littérature québécoise: appartenance, langue et identité (avant-propos) — eva le grand
- à un lecteur étranger — michel biron
- figures de la poésie contemporaine — paul chamberland
- dire, au théâtre. la langue comme métaphore de l'histoire — lucie robert
- langue et humour: les entrailles d'un peuple — michèle nevert
- une littérature souveraine — jacques allard
- langue et identité au québec: une trajectoire romanesque — józef kwaterko
- un regard tourné vers l'amérique (le roman québécois et les états-unis) — jean-françois chassay
- l'art des mots. étiologie du mal de vienne de rober racine — bertrand gervais
- le projet d'une histoire de la lecture littéraire au québec — max roy
vol. 8, no. 15 (1998) — reading in ruins8 entries
- introduction: reading in ruins — aleida assmann, martin procházka
- "ruin hath taught me thus to ruminate": literary reflections on ruins — aleida assmann
- "the ruin": a reading of the old english poem — helena znojemská
- "great pan is not dead, then, after all": america's rome in the mid-nineteenth century — monika gomille
- ruins in the new world: roanoke thru los angeles — martin procházka
- colossal wrecks: percy bysshe shelley's "ozymandias" and sylvia plath's "the colossus" — gabrielle rippl
- temporal paradoxes: ruins and photography — karolina jeftic
- the conjuror of ruins: issues of creation in lanark and "the circular ruins" — ondřej pilný
vol. 7, no. 14 (1997) — mircea eliade dans la culture européenne11 entries
- mircea eliade (1907-1986): repères bio-bibliographiques — libuše valentová
- mircea eliade et eugène ionesco — mircea handoca
- gustav jung en dialogue avec mircea eliade — mircea handoca
- correspondance m. eliade – c. g. jung, 1950-1960 — mircea eliade, carl gustav jung
- réception de l'oeuvre de m. eliade en langue tchèque — libuše valentová
- mircea eliade et l'évolution du conte fantastique roumain — libuše valentová
- history and roman ruins in canto iv of childe harold's pilgrimage — martin procházka
- "hail, muse! et cetera" — gavin hopps
- the ear for the story and the eye for the pattern: living and reading through leslie marmon silko's ceremony — axel henrici
- review of t. s. eliot, inventions of the march hare: poems 1909-1917
- review of donald j. childs, t. s. eliot: mystic, son and lover
vol. 7, no. 13 (1997)11 entries
- "dead conventions… most persistent and most wearisome": a reassessment of gaelic jacobite verse — mícheál maccraith
- "fictions of reconciliation": the case of maria edgeworth's irish tales — soňa nováková
- cycling round the bend: interpretation and punishment in flann o'brien's the third policeman — ondřej pilný
- "bad is the world, and all will come to nought": history and morality in more's and shakespeare's richard iii — jens martin gurr
- antony and cleopatra, virgil, spenser and "james the great, caesar augustus" — f. h. mares
- tennis shoes and thunder — justin quinn
- the mythical bohemian count in d.h. lawrence's 'the ladybird' — anna grmelová
- luzes e trevas de minas gerais do século xviii — fábio lucas
- review of william shakespeare, a midsummer night's dream / sen noci svatojánské
- review of milada franková, human relationships in the novels of iris murdoch
- review of antonio de lorenzi, sequenze novecentesche
vol. 6, no. 12 (1996)1–2 of 8
- their commerce and ours — donald k. hedrick
- shakespeare and modern commercial culture: an overview of theoretical problems — martin procházka
vol. 6, no. 12 (1996)3–8 of 8
- shakespeare in l.a. – a commentary on "shakespeare and modern commercial culture" — chandra mukerji
- players, puppets, and the ghost: mimesis and simulacrum in shakespeare, kleist, and commercial culture — martin procházka
- stratford and bayreuth: anti-commercialism, nationalism, and the religion of art — ian frederick moulton
- shakespeare selling shakespeare: festival commodities as bait and as pre-conditioning — felicia hardison londré, daniel watermeier
- shakespeare and de-traditionalisation: learning from l.a. — john j. joughin
- teen shakespeare: modern commercial culture and collectivity in porky's ii — donald k. hedrick
vol. 6, no. 11 (1996)8 entries
- guillaume de machaut et la bohême — zdeněk hrbata
- editors' questions and directors' decisions: about some scenes in antony and cleopatra — f. h. mares
- la solitude de l'ange déchu à l'époque romantique — josé-manuel losada-goya
- byron and romantic nationalism in central europe: the case of czechs and slovaks — martin procházka
- making sense of the senses: nature as imagination's scene in william wordsworth's prelude — ruth hofmann
- the victorian sublime — michael lackey
- la naissance du texte comme un ensemble flou — pavel vašák
- "hearasay in / paradox lust": dissemination, desire and joyce's hypertextual apparatus — l. l. james
vol. 5, no. 10 (1995) — littérature romande11 entries
- avant-propos — groupe [vwa]
- en marge de l'invention de la littérature romande (1830-1910) — daniel maggetti
- logique de l'oubli. l'œuvre de ramuz devant paris — jérôme meizoz
- l'écrivain romand dans son lieu — edgar tripet
- hommes de lettres et écrivains romands — alain bagnoud
- de quelques revues littéraires suisses romandes, singulières et plurielles — philippe marthaler
- l'exil en morceaux — marcelino palomo
- bibliographie sommaire — pascal antonietti
- never look a gift horace in the mouth: affective poetics in the middle ages — vincent gillespie
- modelli folcloristici nella letteratura romena — libuše valentová
- review of martin hilský, jan zelenka, od poea k postmodernismu: proměny americké prózy
vol. 5, no. 9 (1995)7 entries
- anne of bohemia, queen of england, and chaucer's emperice — david j. wallace
- the dramatic effects of the play-within-a-play in shakespeare's hamlet and marlowe's dr. faustus — l. l. james
- education and exchange: comenius and samuel hartlib — martin procházka
- la durée et l'éternité: bergson et spinoza — jiří pechar
- riso e allegoria politica in pirandello lettura di c'è qualcuno che ride — romano luperini
- review of k. k. ruthven, beyond the disciplines: the new humanities
- review of jacques voisine, trois amphitryons (kleist, henzen, giraudoux) … et un jupiter (otokar fischer)
vol. 4, no. 8 (1994)5 entries
- die fülle des leeren: zur stille im spätwerk anna achmatovas — urs heftrich
- girding the gods: mythologies of mars in coriolanus — clayton g. mackenzie
- was kafka a saint? — davide stimilli
- the cynic hero: jaroslav hašek's the good soldier švejk — peter steiner
- slavicisms in finnegans wake — petr škrabánek
vol. 3, no. 6 (1993)10 entries
- das kunstwerk als zeichen der selbstwerdung des menschen — ana maria rabe
- raum und zeit in der erzählung 'allzu laute einsamkeit' von bohumil hrabal — markus dobstadt
- das thema der manipulation bei hermann ungar — václav maidl
- "ich war also jude! ich war ein anderer!" franz werfels darstellung der sozio-psychologischen judenproblematik — egon schwarz
- l'œuvre d'art comme trace — jiří pechar
- antonin artaud et le mythe de l'ailleurs — ladislav šerý
- within an ontological whirl: the london carnival of iain sinclair — ivo hlavizna
- the space and timelessness. reflections on graham swift's waterland — magdaléna kubíková
- review of elżbieta skłodowska, la parodia en la nueva novela hispano-americana (1960-1985)
- review of anna housková, zdeněk hrbata, román a "génius loci"
vol. 2, no. 4 (1992)10 entries
- la structure et les transformations du roman initiatique — daniela hodrová
- durch übersetzen ans sinnliche ufer übersetzen — oldřich král
- utopian desire — stephen greenblatt
- kafka's the new attorney: a therapeutic poem offering a jewish way to face death — martin wassermann
- thematic and structural diversification of d.h. lawrence's short story in the wake of world war i — anna grmelová
- the unknown heritage of a russian émigré in czechoslovakia: a.l. bem — miluša bubeníková, lenka vachalovská
- review of gérard genette, fiction et diction
- review of milan jankovič, das werk als geschehen des sinnes
- review of t. s. eliot, selected essays
- review of martin hilský, contemporary british novel
vol. 2, no. 3 (1992)11 entries
- los signos imaginarios del encuentro y la invención de la utopía — fernando ainsa
- polémica con utopías en novelas hispanoamericanas — anna housková
- dentro dos trópicos, fora da utopia (a imaginação a o teatro libertário no brasil) — antonio arnoni prado
- utopias na literatura brasileira — pavla lidmilová
- the new world in shakespeare's tempest — zdeněk stříbrný
- chateaubriand: une épopée de l'homme de la nature — zdeněk hrbata
- declaration of independence and american utopias — martin procházka
- in memoriam jan o. fischer — zdeněk hrbata
- retrospect and search (a conference on jan mukařovský) — dalibor tureček
- review of stephen greenblatt, marvelous possessions. the wonder of the new world
- review of daniela hodrová, a la recherche du roman
vol. 1, no. 2 (1991)10 entries
- eros, semiotics of space, and avant-garde in octavio paz: homage and erosions — emil volek
- o exílio na metáfora (sobre o cemitério dos vivos e as memórias do cárcere) — antonio arnoni prado
- trois considérations sur la révolution française (maistre, chateaubriand, mme de staël) — zdeněk hrbata
- boskowitzer motive im werk des dichters hermann ungar — jaroslav bránský
- ibsen in augsburg: two german premieres in a provincial theatre — radko kejzlar
- ian milner octogenarian — zdeněk stříbrný
- bibliography of the published work of associate professor ian milner since 1986
- "his life was gentle" obituary tribute to alois bejblík (1926-1990) — zdeněk stříbrný
- in memoriam dr jaroslav hornát — martin procházka
- review of colin gibson, art and society in the victorian novel
vol. 1, no. 1 (1991) — varieties of historicism12 entries
- "varieties of historicism:" introduction — stephen greenblatt
- cultural history and the discipline — mark poster
- telling tales: the politics of cultural history — lisa jardine
- literary and legal history: the case of pope v. curll — mark rose
- stories and the hunger to know — natalie zemon davis
- censorship, silence and resistance: the annales during the german occupation of france — natalie zemon davis
- in mendacio veritas – in lies there lies the truth — istván rév
- the sixties: hamlet's utopia come true? — thomas sorge
- contradictions of historical patterning in a revolution in progress — günter klotz
- repetition with difference: romantic subjectivity and alternative views of history — martin procházka
- history in the uses and the limits of representation — robert weimann
- the silence of the criminal — stephen greenblatt
between the lines catalogue
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core145 entries
- mobilizing data for justice — chris hurl, elena rowan, marius senneville and kevin walby
- working for nothing — ed. louise toupin
- palestine and feminist liberation — nada elia
- women united — peggy nash and julie white
- troubling criminology — michael c. k. ma and mike larsen
- strangely, friends — karen dubinsky
- the art of solidarity — ed. rob kristofferson and stephanie ross
- partisans — ed. raymond tyler and paul buhle
- killer althusser — francis dupuis-déri
- banging on the walls of the tank — haidar eid
- jenny, eleanor, and laura, et al. — valérie lefebvre-faucher
- invested in crisis — tom fraser
- the left in power — steven high
- the crisis of social reproduction — silvia federici, mariarosa dalla costa and louise toupin
- decolonizing the palestinian mind — haidar eid
- standing on high ground — ed. rosemary cornell, adrienne drobnies and tim bray
- and sometimes they kill you — pamela cross
- when the pine needles fall — katsi'tsakwas ellen gabriel, with sean carleton
- roles of resistance — john-henry harter and mark leier
- a communist for the rcmp — dennis gruending
- abolish social work (as we know it) — ed. craig fortier, edward hon-sing wong and mj rwigema
- higher expectations — roberta hawkins and leslie kern
- law at work — harry glasbeek
- ecology for the 99% — frédéric legault, arnaud theurillat-cloutier and alain savard
- decolonize drag — kareem khubchandani
- crisis and contagion — ed. ian mckay
- beryl — dustin galer
- the mantle of struggle — irving andre
- the bund — sharon rudahl and paul buhle
- no harmless power — charlie allison
- decolonize multiculturalism — anthony c. alessandrini
- the tenant class — ricardo tranjan
- fear of a black nation — david austin
- cleaning up — susana p. miranda, with franca iacovetta
- mr. block — ed. graphic history collective, with paul buhle and iain mcintyre
- harvesting freedom — gabriel allahdua, with edward dunsworth
- decolonize self-care — alyson k. spurgas and zoë meleo-erwin
- decolonize museums — shimrit lee
- the end of this world — angele alook, emily eaton, david gray-donald, joël laforest, crystal lameman and bronwen tucker
- the mohawk warrior society — louis karoniaktajeh hall, ed. philippe blouin, matt peterson, malek rasamny and kahentinetha rotiskarewake
- black metal rainbows — ed. daniel lukes and stanimir panayotov
- a train in the night — anne-marie saint-cerny
- thinking while black — daniel mcneil
- gentrification is inevitable and other lies — leslie kern
- women winning office — peggy nash
- disarm, defund, dismantle — ed. shiri pasternak, kevin walby and abby stadnyk
- it should be easy to fix — bonnie robichaud
- unsettling canada — arthur manuel and ronald m. derrickson
- patriarchy of the wage — silvia federici
- wonder drug — hugh d.a. goldring
- mutual aid — peter kropotkin
- testimonio — ed. catherine nolin and grahame russell
- decolonize hipsters — grégory pierrot
- shift change — stephen dale
- the sea is rising and so are we — cynthia kaufman
- class action — andy hanson
- code white — margaret m. keith and james t. brophy
- the fire and the ashes — andrew jackson
- the case for basic income — jamie swift and elaine power
- plantation memories — grada kilomba
- everything on (the) line — ed. sophia reuss and christina turner
- bent out of shape — karen messing
- primo levi — matteo mastragostino
- being and swine — fahim amir
- revolution at point zero — silvia federici
- the point is to change the world — andaiye, ed. alissa trotz
- won't get fooled again — erin steuter
- spectres of fascism — ed. samir gandesha
- do androids dream of electric cars? — james wilt
- enemy alien — kassandra luciuk
- resilience is futile — julie s. lalonde
- the university and social justice — ed. aziz choudry and salim vally
- beyond the periphery of the skin — silvia federici
- exile — belén fernández
- women and work — susan ferguson
- feminist city — leslie kern
- the culture of nature — alexander wilson
- unearthing justice — joan kuyek
- advertising shits in your head — vyvian raoul
- no representation without consultation — patrizia nanz and claus leggewie
- beyond guilt trips — anu taranath
- radical ambition — peter graham, with ian mckay
- re-enchanting the world — silvia federici
- activists and the surveillance state — ed. aziz choudry
- shout your abortion — ed. amelia bonow and emily nokes
- dread poetry and freedom — david austin
- marvellous grounds — ed. jin haritaworn, ghaida moussa and syrus marcus ware
- witches, witch-hunting, and women — silvia federici
- art after money, money after art — max haiven
- moving against the system — david austin
- mediocracy — alain deneault
- capitalism: a crime story — harry glasbeek
- beautiful rising — ed. juman abujbara, andrew boyd, dave mitchell and marcel taminato
- what's yours is mine — tom slee
- radical transformation — kevin mackay
- ottawa and empire — tyler shipley
- class privilege — harry glasbeek
- portraits of violence — brad evans and sean michael wilson
- queer progress — tim mccaskell
- catastrophism — sasha lilley, david mcnally, eddie yuen and james davis
- organize! — ed. aziz choudry, jill hanley and eric shragge
- warrior nation — ian mckay and jamie swift
- may day — robin folvik, mark leier, sean carleton and graphic history collective
- whose streets? — ed. tom malleson and david wachsmuth
- committing theatre — alan filewod
- home and native land — ed. may chazan, lisa helps, anna stanley and sonali thakkar
- cyber-proletariat — nick dyer-witheford
- in defiance — gabriel nadeau-dubois
- nothing to lose but our fear — fiona jeffries
- fateful triangle — noam chomsky
- after the cataclysm — noam chomsky and edward s. herman
- the washington connection and third world fascism — noam chomsky and edward s. herman
- bold scientists — michael riordon
- crisis and control — lesley j. wood
- beautiful trouble — ed. andrew boyd and dave mitchell
- neoliberalism's war on higher education — henry a. giroux
- languages of the unheard — stephen d'arcy
- on western terrorism — noam chomsky and andre vltchek
- haiti's new dictatorship — justin podur
- catastrophism — sasha lilley, david mcnally, eddie yuen and james davis
- states of race — ed. sherene razack, malinda smith and sunera thobani
- blood and capital — jasmin hristov
- reasoning otherwise — ian mckay
- gramsci is dead — richard j.f. day
- recovering the sacred — winona laduke
- rebels, reds, radicals — ian mckay
- sisters of the yam — bell hooks
- ain't i a woman — bell hooks
- black geographies and the politics of place — ed. katherine mckittrick and clyde woods
- the ursula franklin reader — ursula franklin
- water wars — vandana shiva
- race, space, and the law — ed. sherene razack
- gramsci is dead — richard j.f. day
- dancing on live embers — barb thomas and tina lopes
- black looks — bell hooks
- breaking bread — bell hooks and cornel west
- yearning — bell hooks
- talking back — bell hooks
- progress without people — david f. noble
- capitalism comes to the backcountry — bryan d. palmer
- letters from lexington — noam chomsky
- biopiracy — vandana shiva
- wild garden — dian marino
- educating for a change — rick arnold, bev burke, carl james, d'arcy martin and barb thomas
- women, aids and activism — the act up/ny women and aids book group
radical philosophy catalogue
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rp 2.20 (winter 2026) — dossier: fanon-tosquelles8 entries
- frantz fanon at saint-alban — francesc tosquelles
- saint-alban's contested legacy — lucie kim-chi mercier
- embodied phantasm — elena vogman
- fanon's social therapy — alice cherki and lucie kim-chi mercier
- the actually existing 'state of palestine' — hashem abushama
- the space of ideology — key macfarlane
- sandra harding, 1935-2025 — linda martin alcoff
- antonio negri, 1933-2023 — sandro mezzadra
rp 2.19 (summer 2025)7 entries
- law's searching for biological truth — flora renz
- reproductive subsumption — elena baglioni
- phenomenology of necessary illusion — robert lucas scott
- on the bourgeois concept of real abstraction — f.t.c. manning
- smash the feminist family — sophie lewis
- paulin jidenu hountondji, 1942–2024 — zeyad el nabolsy
- breaking out of the circle — francesco anselmetti
rp 2.18 (spring 2025) — dossier: marina vishmidt, 1976-20248 entries
- not normal but ordinary — sita balani
- future skills? — bill cashmore
- temporary autonomous friend — sophie lewis
- the fascistisation of social reproduction — veronica gago
- crystal drills — ray brassier
- against running in place — zoe sutherland
- total art and mimetic subsumption — daniel spaulding
- minor compositions — e.c. feiss
rp 2.17 (winter 2024)7 entries
- impunity in times of genocide — brenna bhandar
- terrestrial uprisings and living alliances — paul guillibert
- shields and the genocide in gaza — neve gordon
- by all means — peter hallward
- the transformation of everyday life — kristin ross
- apathy and the neoliberal university — justin cruikshank and nathanial barron
- mario tronti, 1931-2023 — matteo mandarini
rp 2.16 (summer 2024)5 entries
- writing gaza during a genocide — atef alshaer
- in tune with their time — nasser abourahme
- against singularity — sami khatib
- the urgency of anti-imperialist feminism — walaa alqaisiya
- shock without awe — abdaljawad omar
rp 2.15 (autumn 2023)8 entries
- civilising through food — hourya bentouhami
- development as national liberation — martín arboleda
- grammars of the figure in the iranian uprising — austin gross
- perseverance in the midst of defeat — ammar ali jan
- decoding the 'bandung moment' — rafeef ziadah
- reading 'the signs of our times' — rashmi varma
- drucilla cornell, 1950-2022 — chiara bottici
- bruno latour, 1947–2022 — patrice maniglier
rp 2.14 (april 2023)8 entries
- robot makes free — daniel nemenyi
- why the customer is always right — eric-john russell
- history and revolution in debord's the society of the spectacle — tom bunyard
- the toxic ideology of longtermism — alice crary
- antagonisms between bourgeois and coalitional formations — roderick ferguson
- whose movement is it anyway? — gail lewis
- health without security? — mark neocleous and sam kelly
- description of a self-portrait — christa blümlinger
rp 2.13 (october 2022) — radical philosophy turns 506 entries
- anti-abortion feminism — victoria browne
- tutelage or assimilation? — marie louise krogh
- the red pill — william clare roberts
- untimely media — amit s. rai
- producing the intolerable — martina tazzioli
- crises and contradictions — rachel pafe
rp 2.12 (spring 2022)7 entries
- on not becoming chinese — jana cattien
- dismantling the apparatus of domination? — claudia aradau and mercedes bunz
- 'everything can be made better, except man' — alberto toscano
- being, becoming, subsumption — andrés saenz de sicilia
- what should feminist theory be? — amia srinivasan
- defund culture — gary hall
- the myth of aufheben — nigel tubbs
rp 2.11 (winter 2021)8 entries
- human species as biopolitical concept — étienne balibar
- the threshold of fire — ahmed diaa dardir
- towards a juridical archaeology of primitive accumulation — michele spanò
- kojève out of eurasia — trevor wilson
- toward an assessment of modernity — alexandre kojève
- philosophy and the communist party — alexandre kojève
- the problem is proletarianisation, not capitalism — solange manche
- jean-luc nancy, 1940-2021 — joanna hodge
rp 2.10 (summer 2021)9 entries
- covid-19 and rebordering the world — claudia aradau and martina tazzioli
- counter-violence, a 'hegelian' myth — matthieu renault
- against 'effective altruism' — alice crary
- wounds of democracy — jonathon catlin
- a liberal poetics of policy — debaditya bhattacharya
- who will survive the university? — aimée lê and jordan osserman
- on the subject of roots — roderick a. ferguson
- the human mask — asad haider
- dramatic differences — kyle baasch
rp 2.09 (winter 2020) — dossier: grammars of bolsonarismo9 entries
- of what is bolsonaro the name? — rodrigo nunes
- amefricanity — raquel barreto
- 'brazil above everything, god above all' — ana carolina evangelista
- unnatural feelings — clare hemmings
- always trouble — isabell dahms
- uncaptured desires — demet sahende dinler
- from forced labour to creative work — guy standing
- life is mine — cristina morini
- rethinking basic income — federico chicchi and emanuele leonardi
rp 2.08 (autumn 2020) — dossier: decolonising the university8 entries
- beware: medical police — brendan mcquade and mark neocleous
- pandemic suspension — alexei penzin
- bodies in space — marina vishmidt
- the theatre of economic categories — kyle baasch
- neoliberal antiracism and the british university — rahul rao
- destruction styles — thulile gamedze
- spirit of the bauhaus in electronic sounds — david cunningham
- bernard stiegler, 1952-2020 — gerald moore
rp 2.07 (spring 2020)9 entries
- from one arab spring to another — gilbert achcar
- chilean revolts and the crisis of neoliberal governance — sergio villalobos-ruminott
- nationalisms by, against and beyond the indian state — rahul rao
- a motley crew for our times? — marcus rediker
- the social life of black things — david lloyd
- the philosophical disability of reason — keti chukhrov
- hegel's natural assumption — hammam aldouri
- masses, class and the power of suggestion — andrea cavalletti
- critique without ontology — daniele lorenzini and martina tazzioli
rp 2.06 (winter 2019)7 entries
- securitati perpetuae — mark neocleous
- the racial regime of aesthetics — lucie kim-chi mercier
- the inorganic body in the early marx — judith butler
- on the origins of marx's general intellect — matteo pasquinelli
- normalcy — anil persaud
- critical theory and lived experience — detlev claussen and jordi maiso
- the revival of hegelian marxism — nathan brown
rp 2.05 (autumn 2019)7 entries
- hegel's racism for radicals — rei terada
- what a body can do — elsa dorlin
- planetary utopias — angela davis, gayatri chakravorty spivak and nikita dhawan
- thinking critically with saba mahmood — pınar kemerli
- the radical intellectual legacy of saba mahmood — ratna kapur
- spinoza's law — dimitris vardoulakis
- the philosopher's bass drum — maya kronfeld
rp 2.04 (spring 2019) — dossier: social reproduction theory1–6 of 9
- laboratories of gender — d-m withers
- 'by contraries execute all things' — alberto toscano
- late style and contrapuntal histories — alex fletcher
- social reproduction theory — silvia federici
- social reproduction and empire in an egyptian century — mai taha and sara salem
- after the housewife — kalindi vora
rp 2.04 (spring 2019) — dossier: social reproduction theory7–9 of 9
- on the value of social reproduction — alessandra mezzadri
- is logos a proper noun? — yijing zhang
- interview: critical theory's contexts of cooperation — oskar negt and johan f. hartle
rp 2.03 (december 2018)10 entries
- the politics of miscarriage — victoria browne
- the palestinian museum — hanan toukan
- interview: forgetting vietnam — trinh t minh-ha and lucie kim-chi mercier
- starting again from marx — antonio negri
- stolen time — shahram khosravi
- expulsion, power, mobilisation — william walters
- deportation, nation state, capital — clara lecadet
- the deportation power — nicholas de genova
- stanley cavell, 1926-2018 — daniele lorenzini
- fallen angel — peter hallward
rp 2.02 (june 2018)7 entries
- the methodological is political — alice crary
- powerless companions or fellow travellers? — jessica whyte
- what are popular economies? — veronica gago
- left-wing populism — éric fassin, martina tazzioli, peter hallward and claudia aradau
- five theses on sabotage in the shadow of fossil capital — jeff diamanti and mark simpson
- between subject and citizen — warren montag
- the becoming-black of the world? — david marriott
rp 2.01 (february 2018)8 entries
- postmodernity, not yet — nathan brown
- marx in algiers — sandro mezzadra
- hegel and the advent of modernity — jamila m. h. mascat
- order in disorder — ilya budraitskis
- revolutionary commemoration — hannah proctor
- all power to the soviets — lars t. lih
- crimes of solidarity — martina tazzioli
- the realism of our time — kim stanley robinson and helena feder
rp 200 (nov/dec 2016)5 entries
- a monument to the unknown worker — john kraniauskas
- the society of enmity — achille mbembe
- critique in the 21st century — étienne balibar
- the eu hotspot — mark neocleous and maria kastrinou
- political physics — peter osborne
rp 199 (sept/oct 2016)6 entries
- from berg to beyoncé — sebastian truskolaski, rose-anne gush and alex fletcher
- decolonizing revolution with c.l.r. james — matthieu renault
- is it simple to be a spinozist in philosophy? — katja diefenbach
- the necessity of contingency — stefano pippa
- 'the money follows the mum' — victoria browne
- towards 120 billion — tony weis
rp 198 (jul/aug 2016) — dossier: romantic transdisciplinarity 26 entries
- kunstchaos — olivier schefer
- the dream is a fragment — stella sandford
- the obscure object of transdisciplinarity — antonia birnbaum
- open your head — ben watson
- the impossibility of precarity — francesco di bernardo
- anti-genderismus and right-wing hegemony — eva von redecker
rp 197 (may/jun 2016)6 entries
- open form: pierre boulez, 1927–2016 — edward campbell
- a political marxist: ellen meiksins wood, 1942–2016 — ken hirschkop
- lost minds — hannah proctor
- gillian rose's critique of violence — anthony gorman
- common senses — frederic fruteau de laclos
- a neo-horthyist restoration — tamás krausz
rp 196 (mar/apr 2016) — dossier: romantic transdisciplinarity 15 entries
- genre without genre — david cunningham
- bildung and strategy — howard caygill
- romantic bureaucracy — boris groys
- benjamin in ramallah — lucie kim-chi mercier
- why i write such excellent songs — keith ansell-pearson
rp 194 (nov/dec 2015) — dossier: property, power, law4 entries
- patent as credit — hyo yoon kang
- disaggregating primitive accumulation — robert nichols
- race, real estate and real abstraction — brenna bhandar and alberto toscano
- global homocapitalism — rahul rao
rp 193 (sept/oct 2015)5 entries
- whose future? — mike watson
- the central bank of symbolic capital — bob jessop
- podemos and its critics — bécquer seguín
- nature in the limits to capital (and vice versa) — jason w. moore
- submarine state — daniel nemenyi
rp 192 (july/aug 2015) — dossier: philosophy of the essay film6 entries
- chats perchés — gertrud koch
- the history of cinema, as experience — christa blümlinger
- art, documentary and the essay film — esther leslie
- dialectical negativism: michael theunissen, 1932-2015 — tilo wesche
- anti-castism and misplaced nativism — meena dhanda
- the politics of counting and the scene of rescue — martina tazzioli
rp 191 (may/jun 2015) — dossier: data & surveillance4 entries
- the signature of security — claudia aradau
- big data, small freedom? — burkhardt wolf
- oceanic enemy — gregoire chamayou
- rusticating marx — simon hewitt
rp 190 (mar/apr 2015)5 entries
- food politics in the usa — allan stoekl
- political economy of life — stewart martin
- reason and revolt — peter hallward
- old alliances, new struggles — maïa pal
- russell brand, lady t, pisher bob and preacher john — raymond geuss
rp 189 (jan/feb 2015)6 entries
- autonomy for a 'new world'? — e. c. feiss
- bruno latour's anthropology of the moderns — gunnar skirbekk
- the day after the insurrection — jason e. smith
- the neue marx-lektüre — riccardo bellofiore and tommaso redolfi riva
- culture and technics (1965) — gilbert simondon
- introduction to simondon — andrea bardin and giovanni menegalle
rp 188 (nov/dec 2014)7 entries
- cultural commons — mike watson
- harun farocki, 1944–2014 — christa blümlinger
- freud against oedipus? — philippe van haute
- 'use-value' — bolívar echeverría
- introduction to bolívar echeverría — andrés saenz de sicilia and sandro brito rojas
- the persistence of patriarchy — victoria browne
- legal terror and the police dog — tyler wall
rp 187 (sept/oct 2014)7 entries
- realism and moral being — peter osborne and william outhwaite
- critical philosophy of race: here and now — harpal singh
- a metaphysical turn? — patrice maniglier
- the contingency of cheese — david cunningham
- helen macfarlane — david black and ben watson
- 'for all that gives rise to an inscription in general' — hans-jörg rheinberger
- deadly algorithms — susan schuppli
rp 186 (jul/aug 2014)4 entries
- bankocracy — maria kakogianni and marie cuillerai
- translatorial hexis — david charlston
- rhetorics of populism — john kraniauskas
- boycotting israel — mandy merck
rp 185 (may/jun 2014) — dossier: blanqui's eternal gap5 entries
- blanqui's bifurcations — peter hallward
- auguste blanqui, heretical communist — daniel bensaïd and michael löwy
- the radical gap — jacques rancière
- stuart hall, 1932–2014 — gayatri chakravorty spivak, jeremy gilbert and jean fisher
- the monster and the police — mark neocleous
rp 184 (mar/apr 2014)5 entries
- dissonances of the arab left — hisham bustani
- sketch for a novel on neville chamberlain (1942) — max horkheimer
- the postconceptual condition — peter osborne
- kojève's letter to stalin — hager weslati
- 'people not of our concern' — martina tazzioli
rp 183 (jan/feb 2014)6 entries
- rock as minimal modernism — david cunningham
- marshall berman, 1940–2013 — andy merrifield
- extra, extra, read all about it! — antonia birnbaum
- defiance or emancipation? — peter hallward
- drone geographies — derek gregory
- kleptography — finn brunton
rp 182 (nov/dec 2013)1–1 of 6
- benjamin's international reception — elisa santucci-nitis
rp 182 (nov/dec 2013)2–6 of 6
- socialism and the sea — steve edwards
- anti-revolutionary republicanism — knox peden
- cannibal metaphysics: amerindian perspectivism — eduardo viveiros de castro and peter skafish
- police power, all the way to heaven — mark neocleous
- smells like gezi spirit — meyda yeğenoğlu
rp 181 (sept/oct 2013) — dossier: the greek symptom6 entries
- how can the aporia of the 'european people' be resolved? — étienne balibar
- a precarious dialogue — maria kakogianni and jacques rancière
- from the end of national lefts to subversive movements for europe — antonio negri
- total social crisis and the return of fascism — elsa papageorgiou
- debt society — yannis stavrakakis
- our contemporary impotence — alain badiou
rp 180 (july/aug 2013)4 entries
- time of debt — simon morgan wortham
- politics in a tragic key — alberto toscano
- here comes the new — david cunningham
- aló presidente — martin marinos
rp 179 (may/jun 2013)6 entries
- looting the university — fergus kinghan and daniel nemenyi
- pre-emptive strike — david chandler and mark neocleous
- citizens' agora — andy merrifield
- on theoretical foundations: theses on brecht — walter benjamin and andrew mcgettigan
- spontaneous generation — stella sandford
- philosophy and the black panthers — howard caygill
rp 178 (mar/apr 2013)6 entries
- the autonomy of the aesthetic process — alain badiou
- an introduction to alain badiou's 'the autonomy of the aesthetic process' — bruno bosteels
- name of the father, 'one' of the mother: from beauvoir to lacan — françoise collin
- an introduction to françoise collin's 'name of the father' — penelope deutscher
- extraction, logistics, finance — sandro mezzadra and brett neilson
- resisting resilience — mark neocleous
rp 177 (jan/feb 2013)4 entries
- strategies of distinction — nicolas vieillescazes
- more than everything — peter osborne
- the two names of communism — john roberts
- what the frack? — imre szeman
rp 176 (nov/dec 2012)5 entries
- shulamith firestone, 1945–2012 — stella sandford
- lines in class — matthew charles
- the philosophy of anonymous — harry halpin
- can one lead a good life in a bad life? — judith butler
- what is pussy riot's 'idea'? — maria chehonadskih
rp 175 (sep/oct 2012)4 entries
- between sharing and antagonism — antonia birnbaum
- risked democracy — mathieu potte-bonneville
- thought of the outside — marie-christine leps
- the walled city — finn brunton
rp 174 (jul/aug 2012)5 entries
- the right to protest — nina power
- who let the dogs out? — andrew mcgettigan
- disguised as a dog — peter osborne
- adorno and the weather — ackbar abbas
- moving borders — peter nyers
rp 173 (may/jun 2012) — dossier: bachelard and the concept of problematic6 entries
- corrationalism and the problematic — gaston bachelard
- what does bachelard mean by rationalisme appliqué? — mary tiles
- what is a problematic? — patrice maniglier
- pirate radical philosophy — gary hall
- figures of interpellation in althusser and fanon — pierre macherey
- the poetry and prose of the russian elections — svetlana stephenson
rp 172 (mar/apr 2012)5 entries
- león rozitchner, 1924–2011 — bruno bosteels
- noam chomsky — noam chomsky and peter hallward
- faust on film — matthew charles
- lenin and gandhi — étienne balibar
- class warfare in the usa — gordon lafer
rp 171 (jan/feb 2012)7 entries
- occupy new york — sabu kohso
- occupy oakland — nathan brown
- political theology, religious fundamentalism and modern politics — marilena chaui
- also sprach zapata — howard caygill
- occupy time — jason adams
- the chilean winter — sergio villalobos-ruminott
- net, square, everywhere? — nick dyer-witheford
rp 170 (nov/dec 2011) — dossier: the althusser-rancière controversy6 entries
- the patient cannot last long — stephane douailler
- reviewing rancière: or, the persistence of discrepancies — bruno bosteels
- red years: althusser's lesson, rancière's error and the real movement of history — nathan brown
- student problems (1964) — louis althusser
- philosophy for children — matthew charles
- the valuation of nature — kathryn yusoff
rp 169 (sep/oct 2011) — dossier: what is german media philosophy?6 entries
- de-definition of media: a telegraphic postscript — éric alliez
- the map is the territory — bernhard siegert
- ontogenetic machinery — lorenz engell
- subjectivity as medium of the media — boris groys
- euphemism, the university and disobedience — alexander garcia duttmann
- the manhunt doctrine — gregoire chamayou
rp 168 (jul/aug 2011)3 entries
- demonomics — kyle mcgee
- the gender apparatus — bonnie mann
- architectural deleuzism — douglas spencer
rp 167 (may/jun 2011) — dossier: from structure to rhizome (2)6 entries
- subject — alain de libera
- theory — françois cusset
- history — michele riot-sarcey
- rhizome — éric alliez
- 'new providers' — andrew mcgettigan
- the smell of power — mark neocleous
rp 166 (mar/apr 2011)6 entries
- between sharing and antagonism — antonia birnbaum
- risked democracy — mathieu potte-bonneville
- captain beefheart, 1941–2010 — ben watson
- a tale of two worlds — nicolas mendoza
- against education cuts — nina power, escalate and emily clifton
- keyspace — finn brunton
rp 165 (jan/feb 2011) — dossier: from structure to rhizome (1)7 entries
- introduction — peter osborne
- structure: method or subversion of the social sciences? — étienne balibar
- sex: a transdisciplinary concept — stella sandford
- science: the invisible transdisciplinarity of french culture — jean-marc levy-leblond
- networks — andrew barry
- the global capital leviathan — william i. robinson
- alternatives to austerity — robin blackburn
rp 164 (nov/dec 2010)3 entries
- who needs postcoloniality? — harry harootunian
- the african intellectual — omedi ochieng
- forensic architecture — eyal weizman
rp 163 (sep/oct 2010)3 entries
- andeanizing philosophy — philip derbyshire
- noir into history — john kraniauskas
- capitalist epics — david cunningham
rp 162 (jul/aug 2010)3 entries
- the performative without condition — barbara cassin and philippe büttgen
- imaginative mislocation — matthew charles
- everybody thinks — alberto toscano
rp 161 (may/jun 2010)6 entries
- benjamin and brecht — andrew mcgettigan
- feminism did not fail — lynne segal
- marx's eurocentrism — kolja lindner
- reading schmitt geopolitically — stuart elden
- what is – or what is not – contemporary french philosophy, today? — éric alliez
- the myth of preparedness — claudia aradau
rp 160 (mar/apr 2010)6 entries
- claude lévi-strauss, 1908–2009 — patrice maniglier
- hey! can't you smile! — babette babich
- levinas's prison notebooks — howard caygill
- a sudden topicality — peter osborne
- marxism and war — étienne balibar
- the question of caster semenya — mandy merck
rp 159 (jan/feb 2010) — dossier: the postcommunist condition5 entries
- sovereign democracy — julia svetlichnaja and james heartfield
- towards a critical theory of postcommunism — ovidiu tichindeleanu
- children of postcommunism — boris buden
- faint signal — nathan coombs
- war as peace, peace as pacification — mark neocleous
rp 158 (nov/dec 2009)2 entries
- the absent philosopher-prince — ariella azoulay
- who was oscar masotta? — philip derbyshire
rp 157 (sep/oct 2009)3 entries
- they the people — gayatri chakravorty spivak
- theatre and the public — simon bayly
- william james: an ethics of thought? — isabelle stengers
rp 156 (jul/aug 2009) — dossier: undoing the aesthetic image5 entries
- this is not my body — elisabeth lebovici
- body without image: ernesto neto's anti-leviathan — éric alliez
- people exposed, people as extras — georges didi-huberman
- notes on the photographic image — jacques rancière
- j.g. ballard, 1930–2009 — david cunningham
rp 155 (may/jun 2009)3 entries
- the jargon of finitude — bruno bosteels
- after life — eugene thacker
- the will of the people — peter hallward
rp 154 (mar/apr 2009)3 entries
- on rem koolhaas — antonio negri
- elasticity of demand — john kraniauskas
- the war against pre-terrorism — alberto toscano
rp 153 (jan/feb 2009)2 entries
- progressive politics in transnational space — bruce robbins
- gramsci and the political — peter thomas
rp 152 (nov/dec 2008)1 entry
- exile, war and democracy — leon rozitchner
rp 151 (sep/oct 2008)3 entries
- counterterrorism legislation and the us state form — christos boukalas
- orientalism in reverse — gilbert achcar
- the hungry of the earth — raj patel
rp 150 (jul/aug 2008)2 entries
- 'all human beings are pregnant' — stella sandford
- 'the rush to the intimate' — derek gregory
rp 149 (may/jun 2008) — dossier: art and immaterial labour5 entries
- (t)error and poetry — franco berardi
- the materiality of the immaterial — judith revel
- art, work and politics in disciplinary societies and societies of security — maurizio lazzarato
- metamorphoses — antonio negri
- managing the present — kristin ross
rp 148 (mar/apr 2008)2 entries
- grounding deleuze — christian kerslake
- the brain and thought — georges canguilhem
rp 147 (jan/feb 2008)2 entries
- becoming everyone — tim clark
- marx and the philosophy of time — peter osborne
rp 146 (nov/dec 2007)1 entry
- the absolute artwork meets the absolute commodity — stewart martin
rp 145 (sep/oct 2007)3 entries
- sexmat, revisited — stella sandford
- the incomplete materialism of french materialist feminism — alison stone
- the pig in the bath: new materialisms and cultural studies — michelle henning
rp 144 (jul/aug 2007)2 entries
- the inorganic open — nathan brown
- diderot's egg — isabelle stengers
rp 143 (may/jun 2007)3 entries
- jean oury — jean oury, mauricio novello and david reggio
- the promise of justice — howard caygill
- whatever happened to martial law? — mark neocleous
rp 141 (jan/feb 2007) — dossier: documenta 12 magazines project6 entries
- the sublime whiff of criticality — radical culture research collective
- doing something and doing nothing — esther leslie
- an aesthetic education against aesthetic education — stewart martin
- what is to be done? (education) — peter osborne
- petrified life — alastair morgan
- an immanent transcendental — keith robinson
identities catalogue
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vol. 20 no. 1-2 (2023)6 entries
- historical reconciliation: hungarian lessons — gábor egry
- eu enlargement and geopolitics: is it relevant today? — spasimir domaradzki
- for a geopolitical instead of technocratic approach to the eu enlargement process — katerina kolozova
- the pro-russian propaganda machine in bulgaria — dimitar vatsov, veronika dimitrova, ljubomir donchev, valentin valkanov, milena iakimova
- venturi philosophically revisited — astrit salihu
- survival of the human in the flux of language — miglena nikolchina
vol. 19 no. 1-2 (2022) — universality and the future of europe8 entries
- the place of capitalist self-critique — frank engster
- parties of order right and left — joshua clover
- after liberalism — katerina kolozova
- the withering away of which state? — zachary de jong
- the swerve and ancient materialism — thomas nail and katerina kolozova
- experimental forest: notes toward an installation — cary wolfe
- the extinctionist man — ahmad makia
- freedom is a point of departure, not a horizon (review of gilles grelet's theory of the solitary sailor) — jeremy r. smith
vol. 18 no. 1-2 (2021) — reimagining the future in an exhausted present6 entries
- through exchange: karatani compared with marx — vincenzo maria di mino
- mimetic machines in the uncanny valley — kamelia spassova
- ways of unworlding: against aesthetic inferentialism — david roden
- sciences, philosophies, and the question of borders — anne-françoise schmid
- reimagining the oikos — zachary de jong
- plato, adorno, and the dialectic — maxwell kennel
vol. 17 no. 2-3 (2020) — xenofeminism and other forms of realist and materialist feminism8 entries
- the deepfakes to come: a turing cop's nightmare — vincent le
- sex in the cut — alenka zupančič
- revisiting second wave feminism in the light of recent controversies — nina power
- marxism without philosophy and its feminist implications — katerina kolozova
- user errors: reason, (xeno-)feminism and the political insufficiency of ontology — ben woodard
- andrea long chu and the trouble with desire — andrija koštal
- protecting biodiversity via metaphysical angels of the future — amalia louisson
- a conversation on transfeminism as anti-colonial politics — neda genova with mijke van der drift
vol. 17 no. 1 (2020) — lockdown theory28 entries
- intropostface to lockdown theory — stanimir panayotov
- refugees, europe, death and covid-19 — marina gržinić
- the philosopher's vision — anne-françoise schmid
- necrototal-19-∞ — stanimir panayotov
- plague diary — nina power
- contagion and visibility: notes on the phenomenology of a pandemic — j.-p. caron
- writing theory during a pandemic — joão florêncio
- animality, metaethical judgments and predictive justice — ekin erkan
- the wonder of the most dramatic contradiction of capitalism — katerina kolozova
- theory in a pandemic — mckenzie wark
- a world is ending — levi r. bryant
- lockdown theory — jonathan fardy
- past-present-future and the 2019-20 coronavirus pandemic — iris van der tuin
- the curve of the clock — ben woodard
- dreams about time — adriana zaharijević
- do not offend the flies — oxana timofeeva
- the virus and the tree — alexander wilson
- the dissident goddesses' network corona statement — elisabeth von samsonow
- species isolation — john ó maoilearca
- sapientia — gil anidjar
- towards the new abnormal — rumen rachev
- what is it like to be schrödinger's cat? — davor löffler
- a remarkable brain — claire colebrook
- bodiless — david roden
- on the philosophy that should not be — fabio gironi
- viral subjects — richard b. keys
- capital panic — boyan manchev
- foucault in the age of covid-19: permitting contingency in biopolitics — mark horvath and adam lovasz
vol. 16 no. 1-2 (2019)4 entries
- subtractive-catastrophic xenophilia — david roden
- laruelle qua stiegler: on non-marxism and the transindividual — ekin erkan
- weapons in and as history — davor löffler, john j. mcgraw and niels n. johannsen
- spectral publics and antifascist eventualities — alkisti efthymiou in conversation with athena athanasiou
vol. 15 no. 1-2 (2018)8 entries
- distributing potentiality: post-capitalist economies and the generative time regime — davor löffler
- clouds and fronts: onto-meteorology and philosophical fantastic — boyan manchev
- love, sex, communism: a discussion — jules joanne gleeson, jose rosales and andrew culp
- the idiosyncratic archive: queerness, duration and photography — steph schem rogerson
- tract(atus) 23: theory is waiting — gilles grelet
- onphi's history is not a matter of perspectives — anne-françoise schmid
- giving an identity: coordinates of invention — narciso aksayam
- media intellectualism or lived catastrophe? — bogna m. konior
vol. 14 no. 1-2 (2017) — new ideas in marxist (critique of) political economy7 entries
- hegel's master and slave dialectic yesterday, today, and tomorrow — oxana timofeeva
- capital without value: the soviet-bulgarian synthesis — stanimir panayotov
- structure, matter and pure form: marx, laruelle and irigaray — katerina kolozova
- pricing time: outline and discussion on suhail malik's "the ontology of finance" — ray brassier et al.
- eurocrisis: the european integration as a neoliberal project — eszter szedlacsek
- taking the people vs. power bloc antagonism further: on laclau's populist reason — dušan grlja
- resistance materials: female antagonism in the no-tav case — anna d'ascenzio
vol. 13 no. 1-2 (2016)7 entries
- reproduction, globalization and the new war against women — silvia federici
- the anarchy of hermeneutics: interpretation as a vital practice — santiago zabala
- laclau in the balkans — igor jovanoski
- how to return to partisan memory? — gal kirn
- emotions and the political: the transformative potential of melancholy — ana blazheva
- identity, ontology, and the two — maxwell kennel
- material for economic experience: feminist management — felix falczyk and johanna herschel
vol. 12 no. 1-2 (2015) — from streets to institutions4 entries
- non-standard marxism: a quantum theory approach — françois laruelle
- property revisited: or, let us help history take another direction — jan ritsema
- electra's oracle: a schizo-geo-analytical account of accelerationist hyperstition — elisabeth von samsonow
- "we are wanted by the earth" — stanimir panayotov in conversation with elisabeth von samsonow
vol. 11 no. 1 (2015) — the future of the idea of the left7 entries
- skopje: time, narrative, and politics — jacques rancière
- metaphysics of finance economy — katerina kolozova
- unconscious desire for communism — oxana timofeeva
- with our backs to the future — craig gent
- organizing for life — creston davis
- how to weaken the eu frame — gianni vattimo and santiago zabala
- the rise of the right in times of capitalist crisis: a materialist explanation — tibor rutar
vol. 10 no. 2 (2013) — the post-human, the non-human and its political revolt5 entries
- the liberal mind and its mutants — tomasz sikora
- the war of time: occupation, resistance, communization — benjamin noys
- of the possibility of immanent revolt as theory and political praxis — katerina kolozova
- dancing to the rhythm of a geiger counter: modern(ist) narcissism and the anthropo(s)cenic shock — joão florêncio
- quantum queer: towards a non-standard queer theory — michael o'rourke
vol. 10 no. 1 (2013) — science, media, necropolitics and bastard trans-feminism(s)6 entries
- science, media, necropolitics and bastard trans-feminism(s) — marina gržinić
- entanglement — marina gržinić
- tongue untied, tongue with tongue: mining the binary matrix — tjaša kancler
- an unclouded view: compulsory ontology, clinical episteme, and gendering dissidence of suicide — marko stamenković
- in/visible: the political and sexual regimes of databases — adla isanović
- cyborgs from fiction to reality — aneta stojnić
vol. 8 no. 2 (2011) — heretical realisms1–4 of 5
- the view from nowhere — ray brassier
- globe of revolution: an afterthought on geophilosophical realism — reza negarestani
- the real and nature: a heretical nature contra philosophy's nature — anthony paul smith
- provocation to a final resistance of truth: ethics of a heretical discourse — artan sadiku
vol. 8 no. 2 (2011) — heretical realisms5–5 of 5
- plotting nature's havoc: potential realisms between transcendental materialism and transcendental dynamism — ben woodard
vol. 8 no. 1 (2011)8 entries
- of parts and politics: onticology and queer politics — levi r. bryant
- unthinkable: ethico-political fiction in the present — jelisaveta blagojević
- affect in the key of politics — brian massumi
- earth felt the wound: the affective divide — claire colebrook
- puissance, résistance et transformation des corps-sujets — boyan manchev
- white skin, dark meat: identity's pressure point — lee edelman
- the powerlessness of radical consumption in contemporary performance — bojana kunst
- heart's unreason: a reading of edelman's anti-futurism through bataille — stanimir panayotov
vol. 5 no. 1 (2006)5 entries
- can violence be thought? notes on badiou and the possibility of (marxist) politics — alberto toscano
- on henri lefebvre, queer temporality and rhythm — alla ivanchikova
- the real transcending itself (through love) — katerina kolozova
- becoming-woman from a feminist point of view — suzana milevska
- deleuze et leibniz: dans les plis de la pensée baroque — ana dimiškovska-trajanoska
vol. 3 no. 2 (2004) — trace: po-ethics of the friendship7 entries
- exile — jacques derrida
- the thinker of the future — drucilla cornell
- the violence of the masquerade: law dressed up as justice — drucilla cornell
- la littérature au secret: une filiation impossible — jacques derrida
- van gogh's tight shoes: derrida unshoeing heidegger and shapiro — ivan džeparoski
- questions of immortality in a fragment by sappho — miglena nikolchina
- la grande théorie des crétins — gilles grelet
vol. 3 no. 1 (2004)4 entries
- the grain of the real within the identity — katerina kolozova
- for a schizogenesis of sexual difference — luciana parisi
- sanitary enigma — jasna koteska
- the five sexes: why male and female are not enough — anne fausto-sterling
tout-fait catalogue
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core107 entries
- what if heidegger used fountain instead of van gogh’s shoes to launch the origin of a work of art?’ — paul o’halloran, philosophy/museology phd student, university of melbourne (08/18/20)
- photographic masquerades: the readymade femininity of greta garbo and marcel duchamp — miriam jordan-haladyn and julian jason haladyn (05/08/19)
- duchamp with lacan through žižek — robert kilroy ph.d (09/10/16)
- on “the creative act” — julian jason haladyn (04/01/15)
- five small things about l.h.o.o.q. — gervais, andré (translated by drolet, eugenia) (03/30/15)
- an exit marcel duchamp and jules laforgue — pieter de nijs (01/23/15)
- opposition and sister squares: marcel duchamp and samuel beckett. — andrew hugill, bath spa university, uk (07/01/13)
- marcel duchamp – spring, 1911 – where it all begins — kurt godwin (10/01/09)
- belle haleine: eau de voilette [beautiful breath: veil water], 1921 — francis m. naumann (10/01/09)
- a new look: marcel duchamp, his twine, and the 1942 first papers of surrealism exhibition — vick, john (03/01/08)
- a problem with no solution — naumann, francis (02/01/08)
- cinq petites choses à propos de l.h.o.o.q. — andré gervais (12/01/07)
- the bachelor stripped bare by cabri geometre, even — giunti, roberto (12/01/07)
- attracting dust in new zealand lost and found: betty’s waistcoat and other duchampian traces — moore, marcus (12/01/07)
- why duchamp?: the influence of marcel duchamp on contemporary architectural theory and practice — tigner, amanda (12/01/05)
- case open and/or unsolved: étant donnés, the black dahlia murder, and marcel duchamp’s life of crime — wallis, jonathan (12/01/05)
- by the way of herne bay (a biographical note) — yang, shin-yi (12/01/05)
- modernist (im)mobilities: marcel duchamp, samuel beckett, and the avant-garde bike — kennedy, jake (12/01/05)
- duchamp’s gendered plumbing: a family business? — spector, jack (12/01/05)
- on swift nudes and flying friars — karelse, theun (12/01/05)
- the artist as a social critique — mohn, anja (12/01/05)
- identità’ e dissoluzione, per un approccio erotico all’opera d’arte — casacchia, valentina (10/01/05)
- glasswanderers — dür, julia (05/13/05)
- voisins du zero: hermafroditismo y velocidad — mauricio cruz (05/13/05)
- voisins du zero: hermaphroditism and velocity — mauricio cruz (05/13/05)
- unpacking the boîte-en-valise:playing off duchampian deferral and derrida’s “différance” — lam, yishan (05/01/05)
- die lust am sehen marcel duchamps „étant donnés“: zwischen der skopisierungs des begehrens und der feminisierung des bildraumes — bahtsetzis, sotirios (04/01/05)
- a tribute to friends who left us — chen, yaling (03/01/05)
- marcel duchamp chose emmentaler cheese (1942) — hauser, stephan e. (02/24/05)
- welcome to the new tout-fait — shearer, rhonda roland (02/01/05)
- words and worlds: dada and the destruction of logos, zurich 1916 — scanlan, john (04/01/03)
- complexity art — giunti, roberto (04/01/03)
- wittgenstein plays chess with duchamp or how not to do philosophy: wittgenstein on mistakes of surface and depth — gerrard, steven b. (04/01/03)
- intentions: logical and subversive the art of marcel duchamp, concept visualization, and immersive experience — merritt, richard k. (04/01/03)
- precision optics / optical illusions: inconsistency, anemic cinema, and the rotoreliefs — yang, shin-yi (04/01/03)
- james joyce and marcel duchamp — anastasi, william (04/01/03)
- rrose sélavy and the erotic gnosis — castronuovo, antonio (04/01/03)
- protected: fasten your seatbelts as we prepare for our nude descending — yang, shin-yi (04/01/03)
- die frage der schaufenster: marcel duchamps arbeiten in schaufenstern — schleif, nina (04/01/03)
- (ab)using marcel duchamp: the concept of the readymade in post-war and contemporary american art — girst, thomas (04/01/03)
- von readymades und “asstricks” — girst, thomas (04/01/03)
- rrose sélavy e la gnosi erotica — castronuovo, antonio (04/01/03)
- observations on duchamp’s color — phillips, timothy (04/01/03)
- do it yourself! die geburt der co-autorschaft aus dem geiste duchamps — blunck, lars (04/01/03)
- the suggestion of a boundary: the non-constructed architecture of glass — nadal, daniel huertas (translated by taylor, jemima) (04/01/03)
- duchamp the gardener — taylor, jemima (04/01/03)
- mirror, mirror: the strange case of the salon de fleurus — lindsay, david (04/01/03)
- el límite soñado: arquitecturas de vidrio no construidas, reflexiones desde el siglo xxi: las vanguardias artísticas — nadal, daniel huertas (04/01/03)
- marcel duchamp and beyond — girst, thomas editor-in-chief (04/01/03)
- duchamp & androgyny: the concept and its context — graham, lanier (01/01/02)
- in boggs we trust — velthuis, olav (01/01/02)
- r. ro. s. e. sel. a. vy — giunti, roberto (01/01/02)
- potty talk: marcel duchamp, kenneth burke, and pure persuasion — yang, shin-yi (01/01/02)
- between music and the machine: francis picabia and the end of abstraction — rothman, roger i. (01/01/02)
- duchamp’s window display for andré breton’s le surréalisme et la peinture (1945) — girst, thomas (01/01/02)
- once more to this staircase: another look at encore à cet astre — bailey, bradley (01/01/02)
- a note on linda dalrymple henderson’s “duchamp in context” (niceron, leonardo, poincaré & marcel duchamp) — phillips, timothy a. (01/01/02)
- ready-mades and contemporary art — enßlen, michael (01/01/02)
- a note on duchamp/saussure and the mysterious sign of accordance — harvey, glenn (01/01/02)
- die bedeutung des ready-mades für die kunst der gegenwart — enßlen, michael (01/01/02)
- duchamp et jarry ou l’inverse — van der velden, bastiaan (01/01/02)
- jarry = duchamp — herdegen, raymond j. (01/01/02)
- duchamp past and present — girst, thomas editor-in-chief (01/01/02)
- marcel duchamp – étant donnés: the deconstructed painting (12/01/00)
- “macaroni repaired is ready for thursday….” marcel duchamp as conservator — pohlad, mark b. (12/01/00)
- the bachelors: pawns in duchamp’s great game — bailey, bradley (12/01/00)
- duchamp in sweden 1933-1970: a critical review — eriksson, lief (12/01/00)
- the art of looking back and the reward of more or less being seen — alfaro, juan (12/01/00)
- pata or quantum: duchamp and the end of determinist physics — yang, shin-yi (12/01/00)
- marcel duchamp –étant donnés: det dekonstruerede maleri (the deconstructed painting) — høy, pia (12/01/00)
- between gadget and re-made: the revolving history of the bicycle wheel — blunck, lars (12/01/00)
- duchamp at nasa — ellis, stephen r. (12/01/00)
- marcel duchamp in 1962 — lapelle, rodger (12/01/00)
- a pun among friends — gerrard, steven b. (12/01/00)
- involuntary muscular action as an untapped energy source: an invention by leonardo da vinci and marcel duchamp — shambroom, donald (12/01/00)
- ready-aid?: a note on philippe duboy’s lequeu: an architectural enigma — kennedy, jake (12/01/00)
- psychological analysis of duchamp’s handwriting — marsell, shirley (12/01/00)
- duchamp’s horoscope — zaunschirm, thomas (translated by leysinger, claudine) (12/01/00)
- duchamps horoscope — zaunschirm, thomas (12/01/00)
- duchamp is global: from philadelphia to jerusalem — girst, thomas editor-in-chief (12/01/00)
- jarry, joyce, duchamp and cage — anastasi, william (05/01/00)
- sending and receiving — yang, shin-yi (05/01/00)
- duchamp’s financial documents: exchange as a source of value — yang, shin-yi (05/01/00)
- becoming duchamp — lotringer, sylvère (05/01/00)
- the unfindable readymade — obalk, hector (05/01/00)
- the substantial ghost: towards a general exegesis of duchamp’s artful wordplays — gould, stephen jay (05/01/00)
- duchamp as trickster — gerrard, steven b. (05/01/00)
- shooting bullets at the barn — girst, thomas (with video) (05/01/00)
- an open letter to donald kuspit — barowitz, elliott (05/01/00)
- a life in pictures revisited — kennedy, jake (05/01/00)
- leonardo’s optics through the eyes of duchamp: a note on the small glass — shambroom, donald (05/01/00)
- the gift of cassandra — metcalf, james (05/01/00)
- the state of duchamp studies in the new millenium — girst, thomas editor-in-chief (05/01/00)
- pour un portrait de marcel duchamp: “disent les dédicaces” — gervais, andré (12/01/99)
- ‘paris air’ or ‘holy ampule’? (12/01/99)
- alfred jarry and l’accident of duchamp — anastasi, william (12/01/99)
- afterthought: ruminations on duchamp and walter benjamin — naumann, francis m. (12/01/99)
- boats and deckchairs — gould, stephen jay and shearer, rhonda roland (12/01/99)
- “from the splash to the flash, with the best wishes of le soigneur de gravité,” the large glass: a guided tour — andré gervais (12/01/99)
- le grand verre: visite guidée — suquet, jean (12/01/99)
- for a portrait of marcel duchamp: “the dedications speak” (12/01/99)
- marcel duchamp’s three threads — yang, shin-yi (12/01/99)
- marcel duchamp and glass — shambroom, donald (12/01/99)
- “fountain” avant la lettre — gurrola, juan josé and girst, thomas (12/01/99)
- “faucon” or “perroquet”? a note on duchamp’s morceaux choisis d’après courbet — adcock, craig (12/01/99)
- “desperately seeking elsie” authenticating the authenticity of l.h.o.o.q.‘s back — girst, thomas (12/01/99)
- why tout-fait? — girst, thomas editor-in-chief (12/01/99)
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issue 129 entries
- austerity, fascism, and the order of capital — david mcnally
- the turning tide: welfare policy and the state in contemporary latin america — juan cruz ferre
- a world disjointed: china, russia, and the coming era of inter-imperialist rivalry — ilya matveev
- the struggle for collective liberation: class, oppression, and the politics of resistance — eric maroney, donna murch, and jesse sharkey
- from nepantla to aztlán: chicano internationalism and the struggle against ice — hector a. rivera
- fanonian theory, vietnamese praxis — kevin d. pham
- sajid khurram on laleh khalili
- pepijn brandon on pankaj mishra and mohammed el-kurd
- resistance in a time of emergency: the challenges for the international left — spectre editorial board
issue 1110 entries
- fueling capitalism: oil, empire, and the global economy — zachary levenson
- in this moment: fighting for racial and social justice — spectre editorial board
- for collective liberation: anticapitalism in the migrant justice movement — sofya aptekar, andy battle, shannon gleeson, marcel paret
- no human being is illegal! — ashley smith
- fanon's "new humanism": the struggle for alternatives to capitalism — peter hudis
- "experience" as the best teacher: joe rogan, bourgeois skepticism, and knowing reality — vanessa wills
- the anti-trans witch hunt: economic anxiety, authoritarianism, and ideological misdirection — eric maroney
- hil aked on ilan pappé
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issue 1010 entries
- building the palestine solidarity movement — shireen akram-boshar
- israel's lavender kill list: a joint imperial production — andy clarno
- the end of zionism? — tithi bhattacharya
- situational awareness: fanon and gaza — nigel c. gibson
- "knowledge is power—power is knowledge": political education and self-activity in the early german spd — sean larson
- the shadow of hunger: w. e. b. du bois, white supremacy, and the possibility of interracial class politics — cody r. melcher
- raciality colonizes our life-worlds: strategizing under racial capitalism — zachary levenson
- sarah brouillette on beverley best
- tali bitton on maya wind
- hope and resistance in a time of disaster — spectre editorial board
issue 9 — palestine issue15 entries
- palestinian liberation: "we teach life" — spectre editorial board
- resisting the racist new mccarthyism — shireen akram-boshar
- traditions of jewish anti-zionism — john s. will
- resisting scholasticide — charles post
- from palestine to tahrir square: what egyptians owe palestinians — hossam el-hamalawy
- gaza and settler colonialism — sai englert
- the palestinian cassandra — david mcnally
- the continuum of genocide: palestine is a feminist issue — nada elia
- no pride in genocide: pinkwashing & lgbtq liberation in palestine — keegan o'brien
- black solidarity with palestine faces its greatest test — khury petersen-smith
- just like every other injury: an injury to palestine is an injury to all — michael letwin
- joseph daher on tareq baconi
- atef said on areej sabbagh-khoury
- palestine: ground zero of a liberated world — spectre editorial board
- a palestine library — spectre editorial board
issue 89 entries
- strands that bind: the mexican revolution and working class internationalism — shireen akram-boshar
- the authoritarian disposition: capitalism, liberalism, fascism — todd gordon and jeffery r. webber
- the ai fix?: algorithmic capital and social reproduction — jonathan martineau and jonathan durand folco
- imperialism after colonialism: long-lost words on trinidad — c.l.r. james, with introduction by selma james
- dilemmas of analytical marxism: old wine, new bottle — joshua nicholas pineda
- marx(ism) in the anthropocene: historical materialism and the ambivalence of value theory — dan boscov-ellen
- jonas marvin on satnam virdee and brendan mcgeever
- emily janakiram on azad essa
- as the planet burns can the left catch fire? — spectre editorial board
issue 78 entries
- history and class consciousness at 100: a roundtable — mirela ivanova, mariana teixeira, daniel lópez, konstantinos kavoulakos, and katie terezakis
- explaining imperialism today: an alternative analysis — charles post
- democracy, organized crime, and workers control on the brooklyn waterfront — forrest hylton
- revisiting queer anticapitalism: an introduction to the new edition of warped — peter drucker
- the iranian uprising: a synopsis — khosrow parsa, translated by arash davari
- hector a. rivera on christina heatherton
- mike davis: storyteller and marxist — kanishka goonewardena
- woman, life, freedom: a rallying cry for our times — spectre editorial board
issue 67 entries
- the fight for abortion rights after roe: today's struggle for reproductive justice — roundtable
- the "class ceiling": political money and the primary election as class project — kim moody
- putinism: a new form of fascism? — ilya budraitskis
- the transition problem: a review of transgender marxism — t.j. ferguson
- depoliticizing the debate on the orwellian state: on china — au loong-yu
- seth uzman on jamie allinson
- contesting the nuclear family: the struggle for abortion and reproductive justice — spectre editorial board
issue 57 entries
- it's called capitalism: naming the system behind systemic racism — david mcnally
- when my enemy's enemy is not my friend: campism in dangerous times — john clarke
- quotidian historic irreverence: the abortion struggle in argentina — camila valle
- marxism, spinoza, and the "radical" enlightenment — aaron jaffe
- working for abolition means abolishing work — wilson sherwin
- liz cooper on sara ahmed
- where is the left in a world of crises? — spectre editorial board
issue 48 entries
- social reproduction in dispute: a debate between autonomists and marxists — paula varela
- pandemic economics: the long view — michael roberts
- biden, borders, and the fight for migrant justice — ashley smith
- rereading lenin's imperialism at the time of us–china rivalry — ho-fung hung
- the palestinian authority and the unity intifada: two alternate visions for palestinian liberation — brian bean and shireen akram-boshar
- mattie armstrong-price on colin barker, gareth dale, and neil davidson
- sara matthiesen on heather berg and gabriel winant
- mass struggle as a cure for the delta blues — spectre editorial board
issue 38 entries
- class struggle and racial justice after the union drive at amazon: a roundtable — robin d.g. kelley, barbara madeloni, kim moody, frances (amazon worker), nantina vgontzas, ellen david friedman, joe burns, and michael goldfield
- ecosocialism in the shadow of the pandemic: a roundtable — thea riofrancos, andreas malm, and gareth dale
- geographies of race and class: brexit and the british left — adam hanieh and jeffery r. webber
- antisemitism and deracialization: the case of algerian jews — sai englert
- beyond electoralism: mass action and the remaking of the working class — david mcnally and charles post
- neil braganza on nandita sharma
- vanessa wills on keona k. ervin
- class struggle beyond the ballot box: the left we need in biden's america — spectre editorial board
issue 28 entries
- insecure: policing under racial capitalism — robin d.g. kelley
- reversing the "model": thoughts on jane mcalevey's plan for union power — kim moody
- beyond borders: nation-states, migration, and the struggle for the global commons — nandita sharma and zachary levenson
- class, oppression, and the actuality of revolution: reflections on marxism and particularity — neil davidson
- the racial economics of mass incarceration: a critique of clegg and usmani — peter ikeler, calvinjohn smiley
- cinzia arruzza on aaron jaffe
- nick mitchell on frank wilderson
- moments of disaster, moments of hope — spectre editorial board
issue 17 entries
- the return of the mass strike: teachers, students, feminists, and the new wave of popular upheavals — david mcnally
- marxism and white privilege: building on du bois — ashley j. bohrer
- wages for immigration!: labor and social reproduction under contemporary capitalism — susan ferguson
- notes on sophie lewis: wombs, value, and production — edna bonhomme
- in pursuit of justice: reparations and the lessons of haiti
- cinzia arruzza on susan ferguson
- jeffery r. webber on marian e. schlotterbeck
online 202614 entries
- communes and crisis — manuel casique herrera
- states of indebtedness — brandon webb and matthew penney
- non-natalism — leslie root
- fascism, trump, and trumpism — justin reed
- who speaks for iran?—and from where? — nazanin shahrokni
- on vivek chibber, political marxism, and the tradition of telling half the story — bilal zahoor
- beyond the wage relation — hugo de camps mora
- "gender ideology," bodily mutilation, and end of the masculine west — tiffany berruti
- municipal socialism's "yimby" problem — ben rosenfield and holden taylor
- the impossible made real — kwaneta harris
- knowledge without fear — sandy shan
- the us kidnapping of nicolás maduro — maga miranda
- exporting genocide — susie day and basil farraj
- reading third camp socialism in the time of trump and xi — david camfield
online 202578 entries
- varieties of white nationalism — shane burley
- reckoning with the alma mater — olive demar and eli meyerhoff
- in the belly of the beast — aaron boehmer
- after the last word — ryan breeden
- for a cultural and academic boycott of the uae — tagatu3
- the evolution of hay'at tahrir al-sham and syria's future — cihan tuğal
- class struggle in france in 2025 — john mullen
- the crisis of social reproduction, women's agency, and feminism in china — ralf ruckus with yige dong
- china's other crisis — ralf ruckus
- "the greatest new york city mayor of all time" — keith rosenthal
- review of adam turl's gothic capitalism — laura fair-schulz
- jeffrey epstein — andrew osborne
- israel is the prison — dania rajendra and dan berger
- there are no ceasefires on stolen land — tithi bhattacharya
- class revenge fanfiction — tish turl
- blood on my hands — mithrellas curtis
- the abolitionist labor politics of california's incarcerated firefighters — abby cunniff
- no to fascists! defend tom alter! — spectre editorial board
- lessons from the air canada strike — john clarke
- fighting the empire — jonathan brown
- lube — alan sears
- the hopes of disalienation — sean k. isaacs and isadora seconi
- dollar signs — izzy plowright
- rethinking the syrian revolution — robert francis
- "things that are survival for us" — susie day
- "feminism is a sine qua non of all genuinely liberatory struggles…" — alva gotby
- the price of freedom — jordan daniels
- the uae's subimperialism in sudan — husam mahjoub
- breaking the cycle of violence — antoine e. davis
- what are we waiting for? (part two) — ståle holgersen
- what are we waiting for? (part one) — ståle holgersen
- mamdani's judeo-bolshevik threat — benjamin balthaser
- the anti-zionist tradition of the us jewish left — shane burley
- zionism, or racism with(out) borders — rawan abdelbaki and rana sukarieh
- how settler colonies fail — richard solomon
- the enduring fantasy of "feeding the world" — adam calo, maywa montenegro, alastair iles, and ben iuliano
- ¡ningún ser humano es ilegal! resistiendo los ataques contra los migrantes de trump — ashley smith
- bodily autonomy for all — keegan o'brien
- the continuing relevance of marx's capital — charles post
- chuck schumer in america—a warning — dan berger
- queer is total, baby! — ira hybris and ricci galiano
- joint statement by independent labor organizations in iran — spectre editorial board
- water on the brain — todd gordon and jeffery r. webber
- what everyone on the left should know about taiwan (at the minimum) — ralf ruckus
- defend the land — maga miranda
- hands off! — nate holdren
- the politics of colonial comparison — zachary levenson
- contest the space of politics — kolya ludwig
- palestine solidarity encampment diary — yuka
- marx's republican communism — søren mau
- "are women weak jews?" — sophie lewis
- the broken clock — joshua nicholas pineda
- trump, protectionism, and imperial conflict in global capitalism — ashley smith
- against bad arguments for terrible things — holly lewis
- serving somebody — jordy cummings
- queer politics and class war — dani joslyn
- on this land we all get fed — jacqui germain
- justice delayed, justice denied — kwaneta harris
- one should not camouflage capitalist and imperialist china as "socialist" — michael pröbsting
- trump, fascism, and the authoritarian turn — dk renton
- tenant organizing is producing and defending territory — zara cadoux
- a tale of two ports — phil a. neel
- from policy as technocratic exercise to "way station of tenant power" — ben teresa
- nationalism and capitalism's ever-spiraling crisis — jacob wilson
- convivir, a synonym for commune? — julian francis park
- neoliberal georgia and the challenges of the antigovernment protests — giorgi kartvelishvili and giorgi khasaia
- against left pronatalism — robin peterson
- all rights for all, without borders — camilo pérez-bustillo
- lula in historical and political context — alice taylor
- h. rap brown, jamil al-amin, and the perils of forgetting — susie day
- a nation divided on both sides of the wall — pm dunne
- the centrality of reproduction and the question of labor power — sean k. isaacs
- we keep each other safe and housed — maga miranda
- after the fire — promise li
- la burning: capitalism, climate change, and resistance — spectre editorial board
- reactionary decarbonization — michael levien
- overshoot or revolution? — andrew ahern
- from fossil capital to green capital — kai bosworth
online 202463 entries
- review of a short history of trans misogyny — eric w. maroney
- the enemy of my enemy is my enemy — shireen akram-boshar
- post-soviet peripheralization and the ukraine war — arman spéth
- the forgotten career of jim crow — cody melcher, c.k. seymour, and joseph van der naald
- scholasticide as cultural genocide — anonymous
- capitalist politics in crisis — justin akers chacón
- under postfascism, fractures in the state will make openings for protest — mattie armstrong-price
- the antisemitism of zionism — shane burley
- review of jacob heilbrunn's america last — hank kennedy
- tearing down the welfare state — onni ahvonen and juulia kela
- imperialism as antagonistic cooperation — promise li
- the generosity of fredric jameson — robert t. tally jr.
- workers of the earth, unite! — dan boscov-ellen
- is rent the crisis? on the tenant union movement, old and new — holden taylor
- from ukraine to palestine — blanca missé
- review of china in global capitalism — ralf ruckus
- the kenyan uprising — zachary j. patterson
- acting jewishly during a genocide — charlotte e. rosen
- tolkien's deplorable cultus — robert t. tally jr.
- general election 2024 — jonny jones
- give us our land back — banah ghadbian
- bolivia: key points about the failed military coup and its aftermath — pablo stefanoni
- abstract models, concrete frictions — samuel fisher
- an unending genocide — shireen akram-boshar
- resisting israeli scholasticide and academic apartheid — ashley smith
- forms of radical democracy — will clark
- exit velocity — bill roberts
- reproducing life through capital — pedro m. rey-araújo
- commencement address at the people's university for a liberated palestine — ananya roy
- ¡no fue el fuego, fue el estado! — carla macal
- last fair deal in the country — jordy cummings
- social lynching — corey devon arthur
- toward ai realism — holly lewis
- canary in the coal mine — cody r. melcher
- nos tenemos entre nosotres — camila valle
- resistance and repression at columbia — sam falcone and jannine salman
- in solidarity with the encampments! in solidarity with palestine! — spectre editorial board
- palestine: ground zero of a liberated world — spectre editorial board
- "viva, viva, palestina!" — ari golub
- from vietnam to palestine — richard lai, lynn ta, and promise li
- the middle east on a knife-edge — joseph daher
- prelude to a new imperial order? — todd gordon and jeffery r. webber
- the repression of pro-palestinian education and resistance — jairo i. fúnez-flores
- higher-education bargaining with the "new" uaw — aaron berman
- day in the life — chanell burnette
- the persistence of global capitalism's long depression — ashley smith
- on economic compulsion — nate holdren and rob hunter
- black reconstruction in palestine — geo maher
- i forgot to die — tithi bhattacharya
- review of the exhausted of the earth — david camfield
- the isolation diary — demetrius buckley
- "bidenomics" in the international context — thomas hummel
- scholars against the war on palestine — scholars against the war on palestine
- social reproduction theory and disability — aaron jaffe
- toward decolonization: the struggle for palestine today — ashley smith
- whither poland? — dan davison
- milei as president — sergio garcía
- just in time — hamza hamouchene and katie sandwell
- class politics in an age of catastrophe — charles stevenson
- scholars against the war on palestine — scholars against the war on palestine
- from palestine to tahrir square — hossam el-hamalawy
- lessons from the rutgers strike — rhiannon maton
- cradled in love — mithrellas curtis
online 20231–3 of 60
- help spectre haunt the bourgeoisie! — spectre editorial board
- on the anti-racist revolt in france — ibrahim bechrouri
- the middle ground is still a mass grave — sarang narasimhaiah
online 20234–60 of 60
- labor's upsurge and the search for workers' power — kim moody
- germany 1923 (part two) — sean larson
- germany 1923 (part one) — sean larson
- writers against the war on gaza — writers against the war on gaza
- realizing renewable power's potential means combating capital — simon pirani
- it's a genocide, and it must be stopped — spectre editorial board
- the child catcher — elizabeth hawes
- on profitability and reforming capitalism — michael roberts
- syria's protest movement — joseph daher
- palabras que arden/words that burn — maría josé contreras
- cuando un libro grita/when a book shouts — ángeles donoso macaya
- the guilty superhero — stephen strother
- on the economic power of capital — hugo de camps mora
- abolition and tenant power in chinatown — janis yue and promise li
- mental illness and capitalism — david matthews
- a return on our investment — todd miller
- neither productivism nor degrowth — ståle holgersen
- bathrooms — heather c. jarvis
- burning out of control — john clarke
- marxism and the us response to the hiv/aids and covid-19 pandemics — sam friedman and suzie kay
- popular protest and labor insurgency in iran — shirin kamangar
- the last day of our acquaintance — camila valle
- renewing political marxism — daniel tutt
- the urgency of police abolition — acácio augusto
- review of eric blanc's revolutionary social democracy — peter hudis
- resisting the debt system — ashley smith
- the cape of experience tied around my neck — ray williams
- the left goes nuclear — dan boscov-ellen
- marching to a different drummer — susan ferguson
- review of family abolition — alex adamson
- help us give the bourgeoisie nightmares — spectre editorial board
- don't be cruel — corey devon arthur
- revolt and reaction — shireen akram-boshar
- crisis, rivalry, and the fragmentation of global capitalism — ashley smith
- making everything a feminist issue — camila valle
- readings on feminism and neoliberalism — verónica gago
- normalizing bashar al-assad's regime — joseph daher
- "the military to the barracks, and the janjaweed dissolved" — duha elmardi
- "we won!": university professors strike in québec city — rhiannon maton
- russia in global competition — jase short
- commemorating seventy-five years of nakba — amanda batarseh
- the political social ontology of astrology — matthew cull and nadia mehdi
- panem et circenses — beliu garcía parra
- stand up and fight for, and alongside, your trans siblings — danelle wylder
- sudanese appeal for solidarity — mena solidarity network
- on "being serious about ideas" — william clare roberts
- the new anti-dreyfusards — benjamin balthaser
- materialism and the crisis of marxism — darren roso
- family abolition — colin wilson
- marxism for the age of climate emergency — gareth dale
- banks on the brink? the origins, nature, and trajectory of the crisis — ashley smith
- the mother gives birth, the state kills — dina alves
- notes on america's railroads — guy miller
- resisting genocide: the uyghur struggle for justice — ashley smith
- five abortion strategies from the argentinian perspective — lucila szwarc
- beyond compromise and constraint — john clarke
- against multipolar imperialism — promise li
online 202248 entries
- philosophy as life-making struggle — neil braganza
- understanding the carnage — keegan o'brien
- the uprising in china — yun dong
- a tale of two strikes — joanna lee-brown and izzy plowright
- the city of blind windows (part two) — andy battle
- looting, dispossessing, incarcerating — aline passos and vitor costa
- "bolsonarismo" after bolsonaro — sean purdy
- tories collapse amidst a growing strike wave — raymond morell
- the crash after the sugar rush — ashley smith
- inside sisi's prisons: alaa abd el-fattah's fight for freedom — shireen akram-boshar
- the city of blind windows (part one) — andy battle
- first and third world ecosocialisms — david camfield
- life that resists death — shirin kamangar
- the fight for abortion and reproductive justice after roe — camila valle, sherry wolf, emily janakiram, and holly lewis
- mexico's ejido experiment — richard velázquez perales
- frontera struggles for reproductive justice — mònica clua-losada and mireya garcia
- revolution in our lifetime — phil kaplan
- reason is red — landon frim and harrison fluss
- class struggle against growth — natalie suzelis
- building grassroots politics in militia territories in brazil — fransérgio goulart and giselle florentino
- the limits of white skin privilege — michael goldfield
- eastern europe's tragedy — taras bilous
- regimen — kyle kubler
- exacerbating the contradictions — joseph daher
- ukraine's geopolitical precarity — john-paul himka
- on our own terms — noah zazanis
- climate leninism and revolutionary transition — kai heron and jodi dean
- inside the russian resistance against putin's war — ashley smith
- farah's fifty years later — gabriel solis
- breaking the strategic impasse — spectre editorial board
- from taiwan to ukraine — wen liu and brian hioe
- beyond roe v. wade — emily janakiram
- on collective grieving — loubna qutami
- on the bowman crisis — shireen akram-boshar and joel reinstein
- against putin's war in ukraine — ashley smith
- working alone — douglas young
- the future of the resistance committees in sudan — sara abbas and shireen akram-boshar
- fighting for ukrainian self-determination — ashley smith
- refugees — lale arab jouneghani and warren montag
- from schlemiel to super hero — benjamin balthaser
- feminist resistance against war — feminists against war
- no to russian imperialist aggression, no to us/nato interference — kunal chattopadhyay and achin vanaik
- stop russia's war on ukraine! — spectre editorial board
- when common sense fails — peter ikeler, andy sernatinger, and erin cass
- payback time — kim moody
- against war in ukraine — spectre editorial board
- support an insurgent left — spectre editorial board
- weimar's marxist heretic — darren roso
online 20211–59 of 80
- revolutionary strategies on a heated earth — christian zeller
- "those who are poor, die poor" — jeffery r. webber
- the necessity of taking back the streets — warren montag
- coming home from the mines — robert ovetz
- moments of truth — spectre editorial board
- upticks, waves, and social upsurge — kim moody
- counterrevolution in sudan — magdi el-gizouli
- caught between the two superpowers — brian hioe
- what was chinese trotskyism? — promise li
- continuous crisis in lebanon — joseph daher
- in defense of climate anger — dan boscov-ellen
- what happened to the "dirty break"? — charles post
- decolonization without national sovereignty — nandita sharma
- reifying racism — john clegg and adaner usmani
- afghan women betrayed — deepa kumar
- tucker carlson's pilgrimage to hungary — anita zsurzsan
- carceral histories of disability — keith rosenthal
- marxism and imperialism (part two) — critical china scholars
- what is the meaning of revolution today? — spectre editorial board
- to save the world — huey hewitt
- critical limits of the "new" history of capitalism — james parisot
- china and the us left (part one) — critical china scholars
- israel's antisemitism ruse — dan freeman-maloy
- rethinking japan's red years — selim nadi
- out of lockdown and back into the long depression — ashley smith
- and the band plays on — lee cyphers
- soso's socialism — bryan gigantino
- a multitude in precarious conditions — leopoldo múnera ruiz
- palestine is queer: anti-zionism at nyc's queer liberation march — aaron jaffe
- manufacturing legitimacy — derek cross and angela marino
- trans organizing in times of mass struggle — mattie armstrong-price
- what is the meaning of revolution today? — david mcnally
- i am going to die, but algeria will be independent — jeffery r. webber
- the intersections and divergences of disability and race — keith rosenthal
- the making of india's vaccine famine — swati birla and kuver sinha
- "we are the guardians of public education" — rhiannon maton
- know your enemy — alex king
- after the commune — william clare roberts
- reflections on the third intifada — salwa ibrahim
- friends in palestine, has the future arrived? — g. n. nithya
- the colombian state is at war with its people — laura correa ochoa, maría cárdenas, and tianna s. paschel
- turning a profit from death — tithi bhattacharya
- why feminism? why now? — loubna qutami
- resurgent sectarianism in the north of ireland — seán mitchell
- revolution is illegal — orisanmi burton
- mariátegui in debate — deni alfaro rubbo
- building asian american liberation from below — promise li
- erasing people through disinformation — an open letter
- the vicious circle — nicholas de genova
- rosa luxemburg and postcolonial criticism — helen scott
- we're on our own — holly lewis and snehal shingavi
- radical hamilton — christian parenti
- lessons from hong kong's fight for democracy — anonymous
- fuck mindfulness workshops — tithi bhattacharya
- "we fought and we won": teacher organizing in philadelphia — rhiannon maton
- false profits — robert ovetz
- just imagine, my dear, it won't be painless — jeffery r. webber
- roundtable on china — lausan x critical china scholars
- "front row seat to all that's wrong": school nurse organizing in chicago — rhiannon maton
online 202160–80 of 80
- recentering the lumpen question today — daniel tutt
- municipal worker strikes in istanbul — ekim kılıç
- after the pandemic slump, what next? — ashley smith
- keep the streets: coup, crisis, and capital in myanmar — zachary levenson
- the radical practicality of community control over policing — pan-african community action
- hegemony is not repression: a conversation on christopher chitty's work — m. buna
- proud boys face canada's anti-terror law — john clarke
- defeat the police — omedi ochieng
- antiracist history, crisis theory, and university workers' struggles — charles post
- the postcolonial autumn — aditya bahl
- dressing the emperor — thomas watters
- carceral pardons, carceral riots — dan berger
- an unfinished epoch of revolution — joseph daher
- snatching victory — jasson perez
- speculating on race — samantha iyer
- fascism, capital, and the state today — charles post
- the rabble and the door — steve edwards
- antifascist organizing now! — liz artistry
- fascism, resistance, and the state — cihan tuğal
- the criminalization of opposition politics in cuba — sam farber
- we cannot let yesterday's farce become tomorrow's tragedy — spectre editorial board
online 2020122 entries
- why tronti? why now? — steve wright
- why the boss is happy to let you die — todd gordon
- on the 12th day of spectre my comrade gave to me — spectre editorial board
- the rank and file strategy and the new socialist movement — kim moody
- what's new about woke racial capitalism (and what isn't) — enzo rossi and olúfẹ́mi o. táíwò
- down with thai capitalism! the people against the military dictatorship! — giles ji ungpakorn
- what's in a slogan? — rawan abdelbaki
- building union and community power during covid-19 — rhiannon maton
- down with feudalism, long live the people! — thiti jamkajornkeiat
- extracting the andes — jeffery r. webber
- let a thousand fiefdoms bloom — alex heffron and kai heron
- irreducibly multiple — mattie armstrong-price
- the political ecology of pandemics — michael friedman
- materializing race — jack norton and david stein
- competing with nature: covid-19 as a capitalist virus — ashley smith
- the exception as the rule — lina nasr el hag ali and olena lyubchenko
- beyond borders — zachary levenson
- unfixing south asian identity — js titus
- fighting for black lives at school — ashley smith
- yih and kulldorff's "radical" covid strategy — michael friedman
- the interregnum — tithi bhattacharya
- new statue, old chimurenga — lebohang mojapelo
- catastrophe in lebanon — joseph daher
- abolitionist socialism — peter bloom
- the rank and file strategy on new terrain — kate doyle griffiths
- striking for racial justice — ashley smith
- minneapolis in paris — jean beaman
- right-wing suicide in the united states today — sam farber
- why china isn't capitalist (despite the pink ferraris) — richard smith
- beyond the police: protect black women — sandow sinai
- i am a revolutionary: occupy city hall — tanesha grant
- one day — will sturdivant
- the rank and file strategy on new terrain — kate doyle griffiths
- the rank and file strategy on new terrain — danyal kade doyle griffiths
- join the poor people's army! — poor people's army
- under china's thumb — j.s. and r.s.
- global fever — gareth dale
- a capitalist virus against global solidarity — robert cuffy
- from stonewall to black lives matter — keegan o'brien
- the roots of racist policing — kim moody
- standing together against sexual violence at dartmouth — nancy welch
- street art, placemaking, and anticapitalist spatial activism — quill kukla
- from the socialism of fools to social democracy in one country — jordy cummings
- to end police violence, end racial capitalism — peter ikeler
- our children are in crisis — natalie stroud
- that ain't right — dejaun wright
- why china is capitalist — eli friedman
- art workers rise up — art workers' inquiry
- passing the whip to bezos — adrienne williams
- we all need help: hold unemployment accountable — alyssa pariah
- a semester to die for — nancy welch
- notes toward a more global history of capitalism — andrew liu
- smash the banks in order to nationalize them — bidayat
- on compromise — alex fennell
- cops off campus and out of our unions! — david klassen
- fearless and fired up: lessons from the 1930s — kathleen brown
- brazil's perfect storm — ruy braga
- get their knees off our necks — haley pessin
- middle school can't be digitized — isaac kreisman
- clinic defense and abolition — emily janakiram
- a message from walter rodney — robert cuffy
- done waiting — khalil sulker
- defunding the police means transforming our society — gerald smith
- "we survive by working in their homes, if they refuse to pay us, how will our homes run?" — domestic workers from india
- american carnage — nicholas de genova
- what do i tell my students? — r. sam chaney
- bartending in the apocalypse — danyal kade doyle griffiths
- ilwu, ila, and teamsters take action in honor of george floyd — frances madeson
- agents of repression — cinzia arruzza
- the death of hong kong's autonomy: beyond the crackdown — ashley smith
- for a grad workers' strike — eli b. lichtenstein
- sympathy won't win us better conditions — alison treacher
- theses on the uprising — spectre editorial board
- on larry kramer — gus breslauer
- life versus capital — nicholas de genova
- fifteen notes on sixty days of pandemic and economic depression in brazil — valério arcary
- infectious optimism — dan boscov-ellen
- salt in the wound — juan grigera
- class organization and rupture on the terrain of housing — justin gilmore
- no vacancies, evict the speculators — julian francis park and hyunjee nicole kim
- the necropolitics of heroism — gediminas lesutis & jon las heras
- crisis and the global factory at the us-mexico border — gabriel solis
- on class suicide — unity & struggle
- from "class suicide" to working-class rebirth — paul mclennan
- the virus infects politics, part two — michael bray
- class, race, and radicalism in the twentieth century us south — charles post
- nyc doe: the death of educators — john wilson
- the covid-19 crisis and the end of the "low-skilled" worker — mark bergfeld and sara farris
- the virus infects politics, part one — michael bray
- teaching through a pandemic (with very little help) — flavia d'angeli
- leninism? — charles post
- is bolsonaro about to fall? — pedro paulo zahluth bastos
- "essentially" expendable: construction work in covid times — megan kinch
- operating a train in a pandemic — josh fraidstern
- a covid-19 survival guide — kathleen brown and robin zheng
- postcards from the pandemic — amazon workers united (awī)
- my fight as a worker and as a feminist during covid-19 — maddalena manca
- sexuality in a lockdown — colin wilson
- the only way out of the crisis is to fight for open borders — justin akers chacón
- the global supply chain — john clarke
- rosa luxemburg and the final conflict — paul leblanc
- covid capitalism — tithi bhattacharya and gareth dale
- covid-19 as social murder — josh seim
- covid-19 denialism and xenophobia — edna bonhomme
- learning from las vegas — alex doris
- an organic crisis is upon us — zachary levenson
- cross-border feminist manifesto — cross border feminists
- transit workers' struggle in a pandemic — andy s.
- historical lessons of the syrian revolution — joseph daher
- ¡fuera piñera! — jeffery r. webber
- only the rank and file can save us now — tre kwon
- how to have a boycott in a pandemic — anthony alessandrini
- jordy cummings's review of comrade — jodi dean
- how "just-in-time" capitalism spread covid-19 — kim moody
- thoughts on jodi dean's comrade — jordy cummings
- fighting to save lives in a world that doesn't value them — bonnie castillo
- what is holding back the formation of a global prison abolitionist movement to fight covid-19 and capitalism? — frieda afary and lara al-kateb
- towards a general strike to end the covid-19 crisis and create a new world — cooperation jackson
- a left case for hong kong self-determination — promise li
- on social reproduction and the covid-19 pandemic — the marxist feminist collective
- the virus, capitalism, and the long depression — ashley smith
- let the haunting begin! — spectre editorial board
technophany catalogue
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online first (2026)9 entries
- strategies of resistance: on ambivalent words in jean-françois lyotard — futoshi hoshino
- from the “anamnesis of the visible” to “cartographic anamnesis”: lyotard and the postmodern spaces of representation — anna de martino
- the exteriorization of knowledge: reporting on knowing as a distributed practice — maaike bleeker
- a “pagan” anthropocene? lyotard beyond postmodernism — gael caignard
- involuntary phrases for the 21st century: “no phrase is the first.” §184 — kiff bamford
- retrieving the lost paths of technology: facing technological singularism through anamnesis — sergio mejide casas
- system failure (?) — ashley woodward
- inhuman infancy: lyotard’s critique of development in an age of infantilization — daan keij
- lyotard’s “brain”, and/or the mathematical universe — sunil manghani
vol. 4 no. 1 (2025) — general issue12 entries
- beyond the human gaze: materiality and the deanthropologization of vision — renzo filinich
- assembling intelligence: transitioning from a politics of control to a politics of configuration — dario amenophi perfigli, bas de boer
- entities as embodied networks: power, capital, and the structuration of socio-biotechnical totality — horacio correa lucero
- learning to swim in the dirac sea: deleuze and the cosmologies of time and chance — aragorn eloff
- which method is cartesian? descartes, lacan, and the “accumulation of knowledge” — emily laurent-monaghan
- the good, the bad and the grimdark: why technological mastery precludes collective self-mastery — david roden
- shadows and everything between: what is lost when technology takes over — joshua clements
- when philosophy becomes cybernetics and cybernetics becomes philosophy: luhmann's systems theory as the foundation for twenty-first century cybernetics — pedro cárcamo-petridis
- dialectics, technoscience and non-linearity: the relevance of hegelian dialectics for philosophy of technology now — natalia juchniewicz, hub zwart
- book review: the digital and its discontents — junnan chen
- review of organism oriented ontology — ben woodard
- feenberg's marcuse: design, ontology, and the critique of technology — darryl cressman
vol. 3 no. 2 (2025) — computational creativity9 entries
- introduction to computational creativity — anna longo, chatgpt
- art and language after ai — aa cavia
- nonknowledge in computation: reflecting on irrevocable uncertainty — betti marenko
- expanded design: creativity, machine learning and urban design — roberto bottazzi
- creativity, co-evolution and co-production: the machine as art and as artist — renzo filinich, christo doherty
- from continuous to discrete to continuous — text-to-image models as limit to indeterminate phantasy — sebastian rozenberg
- grand theft autoencoder — keith tilford
- creation without creativity: decentering machine aesthetics — ella dawn mcgeough, brendan flanagan
- contingency: thinking through assemblages in a posthuman vein — ami clarke
vol. 3 no. 1 (2024) — general issue10 entries
- the symbiosis concept applied to the human technological culture — theo wobbes
- the imperative of co-existence: on technique in georges bataille's social theory — tomás ramos mejía
- how should men be made? preciado in the genderlaboratory — jamie ranger
- migrant techniques and subversive milieus: on the absence of technics in india — roshni babu
- is generative ai ready to join the conversation that we are? gadamer’s hermeneutics after chatgpt — robert hornby
- looping nature: recursivity, epigenesis and ideology — florian endres
- book review: toward an anthropology of screens — andrea zoppis
- book review: cybernetics and the origin of information — philippe gagnon
- polycephalous slime: chemistry and intelligence in parallel minds — scott schwartz
- book review: the phenomenology of virtual technology — tiffany petricini
vol. 2 no. 2 (2024) — entropies12 entries
- a moving and exhausting cosmos: a discussion on entropy — thomas nail, joel white
- contributions to the neganthropology: agroforestry and syntropic agriculture — felipe alves leão
- towards a new industrial revolution? entropy and its challenges — bernard stiegler, maël montevil, victor chaix, marie chollat-namy, joel white
- affirming entropy — ashley woodward
- dialectics of entropy: notes on the topology of time — attay kremer
- human aging and entropy — shannon mussett
- a conceptual history of entropies from a stieglerian point of view — anne alombert
- short-circuits at the speed of anaphylaxis — daniel ross
- diversity and biocultural invention — eduardo makoszay mayén
- the thermodynamics of life as a speculative model for planetary technology — cristian hernandez-blick
- entropy and negativity: the ecological implications of dialectics — rasmus sandnes haukedal, nikolaos mylonas
- on entropy and responsibility in the thought of ivan illich — tiago mesquita carvalho
vol. 2 no. 1 (2023) — technē and feminism14 entries
- introduction: is the poststructuralist feminist episteme in crisis? — katarina kolozova, vera bühlmann
- machine-thought and the political order — sophie lesueur, brynn mcnab, jeremy r. smith, luka stojanovic
- the physiology of money: containment and circulation in the alternative economy — coco kanters
- feminism and finitude — alessandra mularoni
- edge{s} of the anthropocene: standard and non-standard post-humanisms — nandita biswas mellamphy
- irigaray’s two and plato’s indefinite dyad: the space of thinking — danielle a. layne
- going sibylline: on fortune and technique — jordi vivaldi
- karen barad and the unresolved challenge of collectivity — thomas telios
- emilie du châtelet — on knowledge and matter — tal bar
- ontopolitics of equality and xenoaesthetics of abstraction — gonzalo vaillo
- coyote figurations, technē and feminism — roshni babu
- quantum feminicity: modes of countermanding time — felicity colman
- scale and sexuation: towards a multi-scalar (techno)feminism — luara karlson-carp, geoffrey hondroudakis
- somatophilic rationality for reproductive justice — rodante van der waal, inge van nistelrooij, deborah fox, elizabeth newnham
vol. 1 no. 2 (2022–2023) — general issue10 entries
- apropos technophany — yuk hui
- on natural technicity: oikos, articulation, and the gift — georgios tsagdis, donovan stewart
- post-apocalyptic amazement: aesthetics and historical consciousness in the natural contract — toni hildebrandt
- transduction of the laws of logomachy: metastability, simondon, and the heraclitean lógos — joel white
- confronting the technical aporia: heidegger’s and stiegler’s technics-thinking — franziska aigner
- from simondon to philosophical relativity — jean-hugues barthélémy
- peter sloterdijk’s philosophy of technology: from anthropogenesis to the anthropocene — matheus ferreira de barros, marco pavanini, pieter lemmens
- gaia is a tough bitch — claire sagan
- philosophies d’après-nature — louis morelle
- book review: returning to judgment: bernard stiegler and continental political theory — jamie ranger
vol. 1 no. 1 (2021) — futuros locales / local futures13 entries
- introducción / introduction — ana maría guzmán olmos, hugo esquinca villafuerte
- la cosmotécnica como método: más allá de las geoculturas — fernando wirtz
- hacia una genealogía tecno-estética del gesto en latinoamérica — román domínguez jiménez
- ¿cosmotécnica latinoamericana? parte i: antinomia de lo universal — ana maría guzmán olmos, hugo esquinca villafuerte
- historias interrumpidas: fragmentariedad temporal y tecnodiversidad latinoamericana — javier blanco, maría luz ruffini
- conocimientos acústicos prehispánicos mayas y su relación con la manufactura de instrumentos sonoros — francisca zalaquett
- ¿cosmotécnica latinoamericana? parte ii: descolonización y recomposición — ana maría guzmán olmos, hugo esquinca villafuerte
- de cuenca a valle: cartografía, el a priori cosmo-geográfico y el pasado lacustre de la ciudad de méxico — alan díaz alva
- mesología de la terra preta — eduardo makoszay mayén
- tecnodiversidad y maíz: sugerencias para la búsqueda de una cosmotécnica mesoamericana — victor g. garcía-castañeda
- ¿cosmotécnica latinoamericana? parte iii: antinomia de lo universal — ana maría guzmán olmos, hugo esquinca villafeurte, yuk hui
- qatipana: hacia un devenir de la cosmotécnica latinoamericana — renzo fillinich orozco, david maulen de los reyes
- el problema de la localidad tecnológica — seminario de tecnologías filosóficas
chiasma catalogue
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vol. 9 no. 1 (2025) — philosophy / fascism / state9 entries
- introduction: modalities of fascism — peter heft
- identity and its discontents: a psychoanalytical interpretation of identitarianism — rylie johnson
- modern abstract sacrifice in robespierre's terror and hitler's holocaust — cara greene
- the eclipse of natural right in walter benjamin's natural history of baroque sovereignty — bogdan ovcharuk
- thinking heidegger's unthought — kyle pooley
- agitated americans: frankfurt school reflections on affective coldness and national identity formation — patrick ahern
- introducing cuvântul liber (the free word) — antonia stan; aureliu weiss, tudor teodorescu-branişte, miron r. paraschivescu, miron constantinescu, v.v. stanciu
- untimely politics and (dis)organization: an interview with alberto toscano — alberto toscano, judith muster, lennon needham
- toward feminist and antifascist futures: an interview with ewa majewska — ewa majewska, paria rahimi
vol. 8 no. 1 (2023) — absence1 entry
- editor's introduction: absence and the void — peter heft
vol. 7 no. 1 (2023) — non/non-being/negativity10 entries
- editor's introduction: non/non-being/negativity — jacob vangeest
- the tropes of im/possibility and non/being in black american women writers' contemporary mothertexts — zsuzsanna lénárt-muszka
- slaughterhouse of the flesh: notes towards a general economy of antiblackness — nicholas brady
- toward an apocalyptic hauntology of black messianicity: wordlessness, trembling, and the gift of (social) death — andrew santana kaplan
- absolute nothingness: deleuze, derrida, and differential negativity — christian halstead
- reconsidering the self-annihilation of nihilism through deleuze and brassier — evrim bayındır
- against declination: anti-blackness, subjectivation, and parabasis — dylan lackey
- discursive silence: kojève's problem — kyle moore
- introduction to fiction (fabrication) — maria caterina marinelli
- fiction (fabrication) — salomon maimon; nicholas birmingham
vol. 6 no. 1 (2020) — disenchantment?12 entries
- editorial introduction: disenchantment and forms of life — m. curtis allen
- disenchantment redux: marx, the frankfurt school, and the critique of ideology — elizabeth portella, óscar ralda
- dialogued philosophy: rationalism and scientific dialectics — gaston bachelard; dylan vaughn
- anachantment: an essay on the ontology of moods — hannu poutiainen
- non-correlational phenomenology: badiou, the logic of appearance, and ideology — sterling hall
- 'ghosting': contemporary media technologies and 'millennial' temporalities — sabeen chaudhry
- the transparency of disenchantment — gregor schiemann
- psychoanalysis and consequences: interview with joan copjec — joan copjec, colby chubbs
- an epistemology of noise — laurence kent
- "atheism" and "the black circle, a life of alexandre kojève" — hager weslati
- a biography of ordinary man - on authorities and minorities — jeremy smith
- morphing intelligence - from iq measurement to artificial brains — ekin erkan
vol. 5 no. 1 (2019) — to be a body?11 entries
- editor's introduction — m. curtis allen
- bodies that matter? from embodied subjectivity to materialism in merleau-ponty's political philosophy — anne van leeuwen
- distinction, participation, and empty embodiment — adam lovasz
- embodied experience of multiplicitous selfhood: mariana ortega's latina feminist phenomenology — mariana ortega, julian evans, jessica ellis, sangie zaitsoff
- the relationship of temporality in autobiography to trans-narrative form — jessica ellis
- gender identity trouble: an analysis of the underrepresentation of trans* professors in canadian universities — alexandre baril; hélène bigras-dutrisac, david guignion
- ways of being in the all-too-present body: attending to and through chronic pain — a. rebecca rozelle-stone
- objects that matter: bodies, art, and big data — katherine behar, anna mirzayan
- brian kim stefans, word toys: poetry and technics — john nyman
- mariana ortega, in-between: latina feminist phenomenology, multiplicity, and the self — helen fielding
- cindy zeiher & todd mcgowen, can philosophy love?: reflections and encounters — ali alizadeh
vol. 4 no. 1 (2017) — materialism and the means of philosophical production8 entries
- editor's introduction — jeremy colangelo
- relational matters: a critique of speculative realism and a defense of non-reductive materialism — austin lillywhite
- 0. <an intervention into the critical discourse around margaret atwood's oryx and crake> — phillip lobo
- "zero, zero, and zero": beckett's endgame, automation, and zero-player games — andrew wenaus
- warming the algorithm and possibilities for the future — franco 'bifo' berardi, dillon douglas, thomas szwedska
- michael ruse, darwinism as religion: what literature tells us about evolution — jennifer komorowski
- jacques rancière, the lost thread: the democracy of modern fiction — anthony christopher coughlin
- terry eagleton, materialism — jeff ray
vol. 3 no. 1 (2016) — ends of philosophy10 entries
- editor's introduction — jeremy colangelo
- time without temporalization: futurality in françois laruelle's non-philosophy — thomas sutherland
- eschatology and infinite non-linear time: on the field of absolute emptiness — rossa o muireartaigh
- futurality, an eschatological methodology — itzhak benyamini
- anticipatory grief and perceptions of the future — rachel bath
- the future of continental realism: heidegger's fourfold — graham harman
- the future of plasticity — catherine malabou, kate lawless
- a false explanation of my stories — felisberto hernández, jamie r. brenes reyes
- dylan trigg, the thing: a phenomenology of horror — mike thorn
- john b. cobb jr., richard falk, katherine keller (editors), reason and re-enchantment — randy schroeder
vol. 2 no. 1 (2015) — what now, professor?12 entries
- editor's introduction — alayna jay
- let us now stand up for bastards: the importance of illegitimate publics — eileen a. joy
- on the neuro-turn in the humanities: naturalism, hyper-empiricism, and understanding — will samson
- for an apocalyptic pedagogy — levi r. bryant
- why this poetry matters — h. l. hix
- between comfort and disillusionment: becoming a self at play — noel glover
- heidegger's contributions to education (from thinking) — carolyn thomas, ian thomas
- annotation, navigation, electronic editions: toward a geography of knowledge — bernard stiegler; john oliver beal
- calvin thomas, ten lessons in theory: an introduction to theoretical writing — kent l. brintnall
- rodolphe gasché, georges bataille: phenomenology and phantasmology — jan plug
- duke-bologna school on global studies and critical theory — asad haider
- critical theory beyond negativity: a course by rosi braidotti — aggeliki sifaki
vol. 1 no. 1 (2014) — what the doing of thinking does and doesn't do today12 entries
- editor's introduction — alayna jay
- a time for radical hope: freedom, responsibility, publishing, and building new public — eileen a. joy
- wonder without domination: an introduction to laruelle and non-philosophy — andrew reszitnyk
- deconstruction and non-philosophy — françois laruelle; nicholas hauck
- on dismantling the master's house: françois laruelle's theory (in) practice — roshaya rodness
- music in the monopolization of knowledge: glenn gould, the cbc, and the construction of canadian intellectual identity — michael mackenzie
- political percontation — casey beal
- karl kautsky's forerunners of modern socialism — roland boer
- james penney, after queer theory: the limits of sexual politics — allan pero
- philip tonner, heidegger, metaphysics, and the univocity of being — mazen saleh
- mattilda bernstein sycamore, the end of san francisco — matthew halse
- rolf kühn, individuation et vie culturelle — vincent marzano
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issue 07: romance (december 2025)26 entries
- editors' note: we're not fucking around — the editors
- touch lilac — rainer diana hamilton
- loving the world on fire — hannah baer
- fearful symmetry — davey davis
- the romance of diagnosis — daisy lafarge
- on helplessness — nadia bou ali
- incest, in this economy? — brian connolly
- take care — lily meyersohn
- sticking it out — lily scherlis
- detachment styles — cassandra seltman
- bride at the refugee camp — laura al-tibi
- non-closure island — kaleem hawa
- apostles of golden love — kevin duong
- clinical conflict i: the good-enough lovers — clinical conflict
- clinical conflict ii: the threat of difference — clinical conflict
- secondary gain 007: an anti-advice column — secondary gain
- how i write — thomas h. ogden
- auto-analysis: mother, death becomes you — moon charania
- morality, obscene — elena comay del junco
- love's work — anna kornbluh
- never let it go — madeline gressel
- marion milner's creative confrontations — akshi singh
- archival selections — marion milner
- following the line — akshi singh
- preserving what one loves — marianne brooker
- stranger than faction — noor asif
issue 06: resistance (july 2025)23 entries
- the blockage and the blockade — the editors
- baby moses & khalas, or, notes from the palestinian interior — fady joudah
- breakthroughs and breakdowns — ussama makdisi
- the flame they tend — ac corey
- comedy and cruelty — mitchell wilson
- axes of resistance — séamus malekafzali
- outside in — nick malherbe & shahnaaz suffla
- lose your father — laila riazi
- fugitive solidarities — dylan saba
- the embodying politic — erin clancy
- idée fixe — jake romm
- a common craziness — hannah proctor
- pulling rank — jamieson webster
- clinical conflict i: no life given to the dead — clinical conflict
- clinical conflict ii: call it ideology — clinical conflict
- the ends of equivalence — salma shamel
- secondary gain 006: an anti-advice column — secondary gain
- auto-analysis: on restlessness — yasmin el-rifae
- the sanctuary of the mad — abdeslam ziou ziou (trans. victoria baena)
- complicity — mary turfah
- like deepening thunder into our hearts — francis gooding
- staging the clinic — rosie stockton
- unconscious terrorists, erroneous targets — akshi singh
issue 05: economies (january 2025)27 entries
- bad exchanges — the editors
- austere mothering — sarah stoller
- setting psychiatry free — marie brown
- working existence — patrick lyons
- the last good dad — nico baumbach
- living with ghosts — nadia bou ali
- king ketamine — taija mars mcdougall
- neoliberalism's death drive — nicolás medina mora
- normotic moms — nausicaa renner
- nikki, priti, vivek, and rishi — jyoti m. rao
- how's your mood, comrades? — hannah proctor
- vibe goes down — simon torracinta
- total transference — luke ali manzarpour
- escape velocities — j.e. morain
- too communist, too freudian — hannah zeavin
- the mass psychology of fascism — wilhelm reich
- the first freudian analysis of fascism — håvard friis nilsen
- clinical conflict i: the pain of the fee — clinical conflict
- clinical conflict ii: training sickness — clinical conflict
- secondary gain 005: an anti-advice column — secondary gain
- auto-analysis: bait ball psychoanalysis — juliana spahr
- neurodiverse economies — eri linsker
- cure without insight — thomas ogden and warren poland
- filth-feed forward — jeff nagy
- apocalypse later — peter coviello
- beyond the utilitarian principle — cassandra guan
- bad object — thomas waller
from the river to the sea: the palestine issue (november 2024)15 entries
- for life's sake — the editors
- social hell — nadia bou ali
- israel's reality principle — mary turfah
- the principle of return — adam hajyahia
- the right to exist — rana issa
- left-wing melancholia — nihal el aasar
- elements of anti-semitism — jake romm
- evangelical zionism — tad delay
- persecution terminable and interminable — david markus
- like a bag trying to empty — kaleem hawa
- freud's jewish closet — evan goldstein
- on representations of evil — donald moss
- is this a dream or for real? — lama khouri
- to know what they know — yasmin el-rifae
- ugly enjoyment — nadia bou ali
issue 04: security (august 2024)24 entries
- cracking up to crackdown — the editors
- take this longing — emily schlesinger
- fanon's revolutionary gaze — nica siegel
- passions and perversions — willa smart and beckett warzer
- the campus does not exist — samuel p. catlin
- homo zion — hussein omar
- gated communities of the mind — federico perelmuter
- china, the oceanic, and the compromised — hentyle yapp
- unlived security — akshi singh
- within a barren grove — wendy lotterman
- the pattern and the police — seb franklin
- be incomprehensible — perwana nazif
- a politics of madness — francesc tosquelles (trans. perwana nazif)
- the collective's women — joana masó (trans. perwana nazif and jesse newberg)
- clinical conflict i: days of awe — clinical conflict
- clinical conflict ii: out of you and me — clinical conflict
- a letter to a young writer — thomas ogden
- auto-analysis: geophagia — tiffany lethabo king
- secondary gain 004: an anti-advice column — secondary gain
- quiz: what is love? — anahid nersessian
- these alien guests — ramsey mcglazer
- index's limit — matthew ellis
- radiant security — j. d. schnepf
- secure states — hannah zeavin
issue 03: the wish (december 2023)22 entries
- the sign outside the no future nightclub — the editors
- why is no one talking about muteness envy? — katie kadue
- boisterous demands — mimi howard
- lee edelman's lesson — samuel p. catlin
- sex alters — jyoti m. rao
- we didn't start the fire — anna kornbluh
- broke psychoanalysis — kevin duong
- idle worship — grace byron
- bad moods — hannah zeavin
- freud's three wishes — samo tomšič
- i'm your baby tonight — amber jamilla musser
- psychoanalysis on drugs — nate gorelick
- a most dangerous wish — daniel rosengart
- auto-analysis: we will never be friends — claire donato
- secondary gain 003: an anti-advice column — secondary gain
- clinical conflict i: the collective unconscious — clinical conflict
- clinical conflict ii: super vision — clinical conflict
- clinical conflict iii: if only i could climb walls — clinical conflict
- rhythmic listening — sasha frere-jones
- failure to appear — nathan r. duford
- ten to twelve dead brothers — eugenie brinkema
- indifference, the vital force — michelle rada
issue 02: repair (august 2023)23 entries
- in the butcher's shop — the editors
- death's work — hannah zeavin
- damaged justice — abby kluchin
- a call for reparations — mckenzie wark
- we hear an angel — wayne wapeemukwa
- assistance for the mind — jaice titus
- the windward view — hiʻilei julia kawehipuaakahaopulani hobart
- breath back — zoé samudzi & noor asif
- a heart under attack — rouzbeh shadpey
- no es fácil — francisco j. gonzález
- destiny to be set free — nica siegel
- appearance of a djinn — perwana nazif
- we (don't) want the end of the world — denise ferreira da silva, interviewed by patricia ekpo
- secondary gain 002: an anti-advice column — secondary gain
- post-bionian blur theory — eri linsker
- auto-analysis: melodrama unmade — amy wong
- clinical conflict i: the hole of ordinary psychosis — clinical conflict
- clinical conflict ii: my blameless physician — clinical conflict
- clinical conflict iii: a comfy gender — clinical conflict
- everyone told me i would love berlin — noor asif
- judgment's tableaux — kelli moore
- held hostage — zoé samudzi
- revolutionary shame — alex colston
issue 01: the family problem (december 2022)1–7 of 23
- a tragedy of errors, a comedy of terrors — the editors
- how to elude the critic — maggie doherty
- the controversial report — hannah baer
- like woman herself — rosie stockton
- ravenous restraint — noor asif
- untethered kin — jessica m. harrison
- denying nothingness — harold braswell
issue 01: the family problem (december 2022)8–23 of 23
- fresh sufferings — sarah goldberg
- the traffic in children — max fox
- keyword: child — jules gill-peterson
- to abolish family policing: an interview with dorothy roberts — j. khadijah abdurahman
- composite case — hannah zeavin
- keyword: mothering — alexis pauline gumbs
- maternal (in)coherence — joy james
- questioning the family — rachel greenspan
- keyword: the father — alex colston
- the family problem, now — m.e. o'brien
- clinical conflict i–iii: a child analyst; a former child patient; a dad in treatment — clinical conflict
- secondary gain 001: an anti-advice column — secondary gain
- auto-analysis: caren allstrich — sophie lewis
- daddy's gone away — andrew key
- the problem of the missing meat — adelita husni bey
- the complex of the nuclear family — brian connolly
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202628 entries
- the paradigm of possibility: rem koolhaas remembers frank gehry — rem koolhaas
- frank gehry: between form and ambition — julian rose
- a singular visionary: norman foster remembers frank gehry — norman foster
- lucy sante on collage and the elimination of possibilities — laura brown, lucy sante
- kamrooz aram’s variations on glazed bricks, 2021 — julian stern
- roman khimei & yarema malashchuk on wartime imagemaking — hanlu zhang, roman khimei & yarema malashchuk
- yu ji on rodin, khmer dance, and “flesh in stone” — li qi, yu ji
- no right angles: the polemical architecture of claude parent — elinore weil
- recursive resemblance — patrick r. crowley
- foto estudio luisita — bryan barcena
- false/positive — gordon hughes
- different children will be born — anel rakhimzhanova, inga lāce, joan kee
- zero hour: on the art of margarita paksa — daniel r. quiles
- anna-sophie berger on religious garb and consumer aesthetics — theo belci, anna-sophie berger
- ice out msp: erik brandt’s typography of protest — kathryn savage, erik brandt
- sadie benning’s watercolors — alex bacon, sadie benning
- sara graça returns to lisbon — k. desbouis, sara graça
- forever 2001 — rachel wetzler
- learning curve — catherine taft
- suburban sublime — shannon taggart
- commercial break — michael cowan
- jean katambayi mukendi’s esoteric technologies — thomas patier, jean katambayi mukendi
- miami’s crisis of memory: eddie arroyo’s december 3, 2024, 7:10 am design district, 2025 — alexandra martinez
- of unicorns and dollar bills: jana euler on her “orgy of paint” — jana euler, bettina funcke
- beau mccall — alex jovanovich, beau mccall
- utopias are for birds — javier montes
- a tale of two cities — michaëla de lacaze mohrmann
- out of time — james meyer
202555 entries
- dread scott — dread scott
- social stratigraphy — tom mcdonough
- electronic refractions — thelma golden, connie h. choi, tina rivers ryan
- fugitive processes: the materiality of photography — the editors
- kunié sugiura, maxilla, 2020, ink-jet print and acrylic on canvas — kunié sugiura
- use your illusion — caroline a. jones
- changing focus — nora w. kennedy, jonathan farbowitz, katherine sanderson
- the future of photography: a roundtable — ketuta alexi-meskhishvili, thomas demand, florian ebner, roxana marcoci, christian scheidemann, jeff wall, pablo larios
- return of the repressors — ron athey, karen finley, andres serrano, helen molesworth, tina rivers ryan
- call of the wild — harmon siegel
- open mic — joanna warsza
- poetic justice — simon njami
- tender ruins — edna bonhomme
- sweetest taboo — elizabeth mangini
- hive mind — christy lange
- agosto machado — alex jovanovich, agosto machado
- aesthetic machine — doreen ríos
- human after all — moritz scheper
- tangled memories — andrew berardini
- a dimly lit room with screens displaying abstract visuals — jim quilty
- tools of the trade — daniel birnbaum, yuk hui
- memory keeper — melissa harris
- care work — hung duong
- gabriel orozco — benjamin h. d. buchloh
- contact prints — jessica simmons-reid
- our house — percy zvomuya
- polar vortex — diedrich diederichsen
- making do — glenn adamson
- body electric — marina isgro
- executive disorder — ian volner
- global transmissions — delinda collier
- sonic registers — ivy g. wilson
- mel bochner (1940–2025) — jeffrey weiss
- present tense — eric crosby
- quotation marks — james quandt
- bachelor machine — james meyer
- holding the line — mara mills
- edge case — sarah k. rich
- machine yearning — sonja drimmer
- white lies — christine winter
- context collapse — fabiola iza, florencia portocarrero
- interrogative mood — philip tinari
- layli long soldier — melissa ragain, layli long soldier
- mataaho collective — anthony byrt, mataaho collective
- out of order — mario carpo
- double vision — richard meyer
- give and take — hans-ulrich obrist
- no holds barred — jeremy lybarger
- audience anticipation — oskar oprey
- research and development — bryan barcena
- forests and trees — red cameron
- bill viola (1951–2024) — david a. ross
- california dreaming — michaëla de lacaze mohrmann
- pst art: “art & science collide” — the editors
- bass culture — barry schwabsky
202439 entries
- landscape view of matera, basilicata, italy — barry schwabsky
- the aspern papers — travis jeppesen
- no judgment — gordon hughes
- the art of the deal — natasha degen
- empire state of mind — percy zvomuya
- boiling point — hung duong
- lee ufan — pablo larios, lee ufan
- sound machines — lauren rosati
- mining the future — ruby thélot
- animal farm — sarah lehrer-graiwer
- objects of the game — lillian davies
- seeds of change — garrett bradley
- staring back — helen molesworth, jason simon
- value judgment — simon denny
- venice biennale 2024 — the editors
- rule and deviation — diedrich diederichsen
- richard serra (1938–2024) — gordon hughes
- looming large — k. l. h. wells
- frank stella (1936–2024) — sarah k. rich
- darkness&light — travis jeppesen
- whitney biennial 2024 — andrew v. uroskie
- public relations — charlotte kent
- the critic reflects — christopher lyon
- bad romance — ara osterweil
- between the lines — zsofi valyi-nagy
- she’ll be your mirror — barry schwabsky
- terms and conditions — rachel wetzler
- a woman’s work is never done — vaginal davis, rick owens
- jamian juliano-villani — lola kramer, jamian juliano-villani
- the expanse — paul pagk
- luxury and degradation — james quandt
- vulgar minimalism — j. hoberman
- flesh and fluff — harmon siegel
- pope.l (1955–2023) — kristine stiles
- repeat play — jan tumlir
- the lives of animals — molly warnock
- not down in any map — carol armstrong
- what do you do when anything goes? — thierry de duve, barry schwabsky
- margaret raspé — pia-marie remmers
202352 entries
- top ten — lynne cooke
- useful fictions — kaelen wilson-goldie
- grand designs — media farzin
- on rearrangement — monica huerta
- her dark materials — chloe wyma
- the rake and the furrow — julia bryan-wilson
- extreme measures — julia robinson
- standard bearer — annie ochmanek
- the principle of impermanence — jeffrey weiss
- lost worlds — jules pelta feldman
- electric affinities — molly warnock
- causing a scene — joan kee
- station to station — david platzker
- the anti-aesthetic at forty — hal foster
- openings: jes fan — cassie packard
- the limited movements of an outmoded world — luke skrebowski
- close-up: seek, memory — claire bishop
- taking liberty — murtaza vali
- weaving the metabolic rift — michael dango
- impiety — lynne cooke
- motion blur — zoë hitzig
- imitation games — mario carpo
- projective reality — hannah baer
- getting smart — david velasco
- openings: alex carver — dean kissick
- openings: tolia astakhishvili — kristian vistrup madsen
- the screen age: video’s past and future — cory arcangel
- no resolution: video art in and around the contemporary — alex kitnick
- openings: frida orupabo — portia malatjie
- prevailing latitude — siddhartha mitter
- required viewing — yve-alain bois
- to die for — alex jovanovich
- cultures — colby chamberlain
- alternative investments — catherine quan damman
- information overload — claire bishop
- close -up: at first light — murtaza vali
- dark matter — molly warnock
- michael snow (1928–2023): now i/s the time. — arthur jafa
- michael snow (1928–2023) — p. adams sitney
- openings: klára hosnedlová — martin herbert
- unvanquished — amin alsaden
- vivienne westwood (1941–2022) — patric dicaprio, hillary taymour, bárbara sánchez-kane
- procedural drama — miriam felton-dansky
- transcendental figuration — dodie bellamy
- how do criteria change? — sarah schulman
- medium cool — amy sillman
- the gimmick’s shadow — domenick ammirati
- predicaments — barry schwabsky
- stitching the battlegrounds — michael dango
- claes oldenburg (1929–2022) — charles ray
- openings: d harding — tara mcdowell
- portfolio: claes oldenburg — claes oldenburg
20221–6 of 60
- best of 2022
- what it takes — christopher glazek
- top ten — johanna burton
- humboldt fog — solomon adler
- close-up: jannis kounellis — david rimanelli
- grin and bear it — sarah lehrer-graiwer
20227–60 of 60
- portfolio: jimmy desana and terence sellers — john belknap
- living memory — lila lee-morrison
- 1000 words: yve laris cohen — david velasco, yve laris cohen
- seeds of change — natalia brizuela, julia bryan-wilson
- close-up: girls visions everything — travis diehl
- sharp objects — molly warnock
- into the storm — alexandro segade
- openings: libby rothfeld — sean tatol
- portfolio: pippa garner — pippa garner
- make life beautiful — alex kitnick
- the art we love — ryan ponder mcnamara, gary indiana, sarah nicole prickett
- a lodestar that radiates when the lights go out
- project: rachel rose
- saving face — graham bader
- critical care — huey copeland
- battlegrounds — johanna fateman
- history in pieces — david joselit
- antinomies — hal foster
- strange webs — elizabeth schambelan
- du musst dein leben ändern (dustan deviation) — bruce hainley, wayne koestenbaum
- say it with—bolts! — daniel birnbaum
- chimerical romance — chloe wyma
- venice 2022
- close-up: exquisite corpse — zack hatfield
- mighty brave — lynne cooke
- close-up: within limits — suzanne hudson
- excerpt: the truth about the end of the world — david velasco, cookie mueller
- project: nikita kadan — david velasco
- close-up: family resemblance — michael ned holte
- men are dogs — emmelyn butterfield-rosen
- potential energy — tausif noor
- the ethics of dust — martha buskirk
- close-up: the right connections — kaelen wilson-goldie
- a vulnerable place from which to paint — dan nadel
- lawrence weiner (1942–2021) — benjamin h. d. buchloh
- openings: nora turato — stephanie lacava
- openings: jason hirata — alex kitnick
- john kelsey — john kelsey
- hedi el kholti and chris kraus — chris kraus, hedi el kholti
- tim griffin — tim griffin
- sylvère lotringer (1938–2021) — tim griffin, hedi el kholti, chris kraus
- one place after another — julien nguyen
- 1000 words: liz larner — jeffrey kastner, liz larner
- openings: iiu susiraja — alex jovanovich
- mythic being — lucy ives
- two of a kind — darby english
- flatware — alex kitnick
- doubletake — harry cooper
- a jasper johns retrospective
- left, right, inside, out: art and comparison — mostafa heddaya
- body image — daniel marcus
- under the skin of newness — domenick ammirati
- openings: drake carr — devan diaz
- liar’s paradox — rosalind e. krauss
202162 entries
- top ten — susanne pfeffer
- best shows of 2021 — caroline busta, @ lil internet
- best of 2021
- an essay written in sand — monica huerta
- dance until the world ends — hannah baer
- the year in hell
- happier endings — catherine quan damman
- flight fantasies — mark godfrey
- tauba medium — caroline a. jones
- close-up: woman is the host — lucy ives
- women and faggots — hari nef
- 1000 words: sarah oppenheimer — jeffrey kastner, sarah oppenheimer
- openings: kayode ojo — david rimanelli
- higher ground — suzanne hudson
- portfolio: diane severin nguyen — lloyd wise
- rape is a border — michael dango
- pattern recognition — lynne cooke
- close-up: your loss — hal foster
- more real than real — tim griffin
- interview: you’ll be my mirror — todd haynes, amy taubin
- close-up: day after day — yuki higashino
- maximum impact — kaelen wilson-goldie
- lucid dreaming — daniel birnbaum
- impermanent collections — julia bryan-wilson
- fall museum shows
- the museum now, part ii
- openings: shuang li — travis jeppesen
- getting real — christine mehring
- street, stoop, stage, sanctuary — david velasco, lowery stokes sims, thelma golden, naomi beck, thomas (t.) jean lax
- specific objects — jeffrey weiss
- school spirit — jessica lynne
- what’s in a name? — kate sutton
- requiem for a dream — alex kitnick
- the modest museum — thomas crow
- the museum now
- tell the world — hanan toukan, adila laïdi-hanieh
- taking care — huey copeland, allison glenn
- notes on nonprofit — sarah michelson, tim griffin, ralph lemon
- project: luke libera moore — dawn chan
- close-up: indifference and repetition — david rimanelli
- close-up: for asian lives to matter — joan kee
- self made — johanna fateman
- the stranger — colby chamberlain
- openings: whitney claflin — domenick ammirati
- a history of violence — emmelyn butterfield-rosen
- close-up: stages of grief — david rimanelli
- project: wickerham & lomax — jeff gibson
- sound effects — ina blom
- the come down; or, how i learned to stop worrying — sam mckinniss
- openings: evelyn taocheng wang — karen archey
- volume judgement — elise archias
- motion pictures — molly warnock
- joan mitchell
- close-up: negative capability — irene v. small
- lorraine o’grady
- openings: louis fratino — durga chew-bose
- openings: madeline hollander — charles aubin
- portfolio: cecilia vicuña — cecilia vicuña
- close-up: theory of relativity — mira dayal
- risk everything — catherine damman
- 1000 words: arnold j. kemp — huey copeland, arnold j. kemp
- 1000 words: lorraine o’grady — david velasco, lorraine o’grady
202069 entries
- seriality, sociability, silence — hal foster
- go outside — hannah black
- when statues fall — paul b. preciado
- “vida americana: mexican muralists remake american art, 1925–1945” — harry cooper
- thomas j. lax’s top ten highlights of 2020 — thomas j. lax
- myriam ben salah’s top ten highlights of 2020 — myriam ben salah
- brook andrew’s top ten highlights of 2020 — brook andrew
- pauline j. yao’s top ten highlights of 2020 — pauline j. yao
- krist gruijthuijsen’s top ten highlights of 2020 — krist gruijthuijsen
- manuela moscoso’s top ten highlights of 2020 — manuela moscoso
- johanna fateman’s top ten highlights of 2020 — johanna fateman
- gerhard richter — jason farago
- tim griffin’s top ten highlights of 2020 — tim griffin
- yvette mutumba’s top ten highlights of 2020 — yvette mutumba
- lynne cooke’s top ten highlights of 2020 — lynne cooke
- best of 2020
- guston, whiteness, and the unfinished business of the vile world — steve locke
- kerry james marshall — jack bankowsky
- electric dreams — amy taubin
- blasted allegories — fabrice stroun
- autonomous determination — alan gilbert
- profiteer motive — catherine besteman
- staking claim — rosalyn deutsche
- project: tameca cole
- project: jared owens
- project: james hough
- project: mark loughney
- project: nicole r. fleetwood — nicole r. fleetwood
- project: stanley whitney — david velasco
- openings: clara ianni — giampaolo bianconi
- carceral aesthetics — rachel kushner, nicole r. fleetwood
- dear marie — bruce hainley
- mythic proportions — j. hoberman
- close-up: deep fake — phil taylor
- indecent proposals — david rimanelli
- speaking volumes — kaelen wilson-goldie
- john baldessari — thomas crow
- openings: trevor shimizu — joe bucciero
- portfolio: chason matthams — alex jovanovich
- close-up: inside out — andrew berardini
- rise of the machines — mario carpo
- pro tools — dieter roelstraete
- divine reality — chloe wyma
- openings: kandis williams — hannah black
- never too late — rachel churner
- ugo rondinone
- joan jonas
- anne waldman
- fanny howe
- laura hoptman
- members only — ciarán finlayson
- pope.l walks into a room — simone white
- let the record show — kaelen wilson-goldie
- pope.l — the editors
- john giorno (1936–2019)
- openings: tianzhuo chen — travis jeppesen
- project: christine sun kim — malik gaines
- smart objects — hal foster
- artist project: michele abeles
- dance dance revolution — catherine damman
- the here and now — tim griffin
- they lost it at the movies — amy taubin
- artist project: ilya lipkin
- so different, so appealing — johanna fateman
- close encounters — kerry james marshall
- the kids are always right — helen molesworth
- the new moma
- openings: hana miletić — kate sutton
- much too much — michael ned holte
20191–18 of 94
- stanley love (1970–2019) — greg zuccolo, sarah michelson
- clout theory — hannah black
- to my friends — david velasco
- the year in friendship
- henriette huldisch — henriette huldisch
- miriam katzeff — miriam katzeff
- logical revolts — ken okiishi
- sohrab mohebbi — sohrab mohebbi
- ruth estévez — ruth estévez
- jeremy o. harris — christopher glazek
- christina li — christina li
- johanna fateman — johanna fateman
- sam gilliam — ara osterweil
- susanne pfeffer — susanne pfeffer
- naima j. keith — naima j. keith
- cady noland — jack bankowsky
- nicole eisenman — nicole eisenman
- lynne cooke — lynne cooke
201919–94 of 94
- best of 2019
- close-up: naked eye — declan long
- lightning strikes — murtaza vali
- all that heaven allows — bruce hainley
- closed circuit — ina blom
- chaos célèbre — domenick ammirati
- openings: stephanie syjuco — jessica baran
- 1000 words: matt wolf — kevin mcgarry, matt wolf
- close up: the queen and i — wes hill
- the modern woman — emmelyn butterfield-rosen
- land of the living — lauren o’neill-butler
- i of the storm — daniel marcus
- douglas crimp — richard meyer
- openings: megan rooney — laura mclean-ferris
- venice 2019
- above the fray — erika balsom
- the storytellers — janet kraynak
- take care — mimi zeiger
- far from home — zehra jumabhoy
- claim to fame — gary indiana
- gaming the system — anthony byrt
- openings: ektor garcia — margaret kross
- in the bland scheme of things — claire bishop
- confessions on the dance floor
- close up: full disclosure — molly warnock
- feelings aren’t facts — lloyd wise
- portfolio: philip van aver — alex jovanovich
- let’s go, lesbians — andrea long chu
- against nature — william e. jones
- minor variations — chloe wyma
- openings: fiona connor — michael ned holte
- okwui enwezor — katy siegel
- okwui enwezor (1963–2019) — sophie fox
- be at the hand of might
- case study — catherine g. wagley
- dissident bodies — julia bryan-wilson
- notes on political timing specificity — tania bruguera
- rise to the occasion — claire bishop
- sit at the feet of action
- art’s uprisings: activism now — david velasco
- the endangered unruly — dodie bellamy
- page turners — sara marcus
- be so big that sky will learn sky
- waking life — siddhartha mitter
- about time — huey copeland
- group material — catherine taft
- due processes — joan kee
- openings: imani jacqueline brown — yxta maya murray
- 1000 words: tiona nekkia mcclodden — david velasco, tiona nekkia mcclodden
- perfect chaos: vera chytilová’s sedmikrásky (daisies) — j. hoberman
- routine of the real — dieter roelstraete
- humanly possible — dan nadel
- drafts — steffani jemison
- wise guys — johanna fateman
- openings: trulee hall — trinie dalton
- 1000 words: trenton doyle hancock — ikechúkwú onyewuenyi, trenton doyle hancock
- close-up: la tierra tiembla — ara osterweil
- close-up: hinge politics — gökcan demirkazik
- close-up: breaking point — jace clayton
- project: paul mpagi sepuya
- a philosophy of the cauterized wound — tobi haslett
- openings: gabriele beveridge — kate sutton
- openings: julien nguyen — zack hatfield
- survivor syndrome — catherine taft
- in the way of stars — wayne koestenbaum
- close-up: held still — mychal denzel smith
- return to sender — david teh
- forces of nature — graham bader
- the invisible village — sasha frere-jones
- labor of love — lauren o’neill-butler
- project: martine gutierrez
- close up: in another vein — mira dayal
- beginning to understand — jordan kantor
- desktop picture plane — jan tumlir
- today in history — kaelen wilson-goldie
- the picture of little c.n. in a prospect of horrors — bruce hainley
2018112 entries
- david rimanelli — david rimanelli
- jack bankowsky — jack bankowsky
- eungie joo — eungie joo
- douglas crimp — douglas crimp
- helen molesworth — helen molesworth
- johanna fateman — johanna fateman
- fangs for everything — emil ferris
- all for nothing — tobi haslett
- eclipse of the sun — elizabeth schambelan
- claire tancons — claire tancons
- pauline j. yao — pauline j. yao
- harry cooper — harry cooper
- lanka tattersall — lanka tattersall
- caroline busta — caroline busta
- catherine wood — catherine wood
- kerry james marshall — kerry james marshall
- ed ruscha
- jim shaw
- sue williams
- repair or revolt? projects on politics — david velasco
- close up: kinetic elegy — catherine damman
- project: kyle vu-dunn — alex jovanovich
- the price of intimacy — diedrich diederichsen
- through the past, darkly — ewa lajer-burcharth
- gravity and grace — rachel churner
- openings: candice lin — michael ned holte
- close up: static shock — amy taubin
- 1000 words: rochelle feinstein — jennifer kabat, rochelle feinstein
- paul mccarthy — paul mccarthy
- jacolby satterwhite — jacolby satterwhite
- ken okiishi — ken okiishi
- fallen angels — dennis lim
- garbage man — sam mckinniss
- loosed threads — jennifer krasinski
- openings: charlotte prodger — erika balsom
- iconic encounter — michael lobel
- out of your head: the art of bruce nauman — the editors
- 1000 words: will rawls — mira dayal, will rawls
- steve paxton — steve paxton
- barbara moore — chandra glick
- dorothea rockburne — dorothea rockburne
- la monte young — la monte young
- deborah jowitt — deborah jowitt
- carolee schneemann — carolee schneemann
- yvonne rainer — yvonne rainer
- claudia la rocco — claudia la rocco
- human nature — dan nadel
- phantom limbs — solveig nelson
- centerfold: women’s history museum
- deborah hay — deborah hay
- presence at the creation — catherine damman
- project: awol erizku
- sanctuary: judson’s movements — david velasco
- reveries of a solitary dancer — david velasco
- openings: flannery silva — paige k. bradley
- black light — charles w. mills
- let us not praise famous men — michelle m. wright
- reality check — adrian piper
- what is enlightenment?
- adelita husni-bey — colby chamberlain
- texas isaiah — tiona nekkia mcclodden
- all shook up — amy taubin
- at wit’s end — ara osterweil
- pier 34 — dirk rowntree
- toy soldiers — carlo mccormick
- a season in hell — william e. jones
- dead alive — cynthia carr
- weight of the earth (excerpts) — david wojnarowicz
- after words
- a bad dawn — sarah nicole prickett
- land of the lost — mtl collective, jasbir k. puar
- stay baroque — boaventura de sousa santos
- the new savagery — j. m. bernstein
- light houses — renzo piano, julian rose
- michael parekōwhai — anthony byrt
- patricia l. boyd — annie godfrey larmon
- jennifer packer — beau rutland
- superpower — hannah black
- project: ebecho muslimova — chloe wyma
- the whole truth — harry cooper
- tectonic arts — frank gehry
- bryan stevenson — jane mcfadden
- paul maheke — ciarán finlayson
- caroline mesquita — mara hoberman
- in the realm of the senses — james quandt
- trace value — benjamin paul
- o pioneer! — rachel churner
- into the light — kazuyo sejima, julian rose
- close up: hatchet job — sam mckinniss
- all the time in the world — maria stavrinaki
- distant shores — kaelen wilson-goldie
- project: jesse darling — martin herbert
- art is medicine — helen molesworth
- significant difference — jacques herzog, julian rose
- yinka shonibare mbe — jeffrey kastner
- active duty: the art of franz erhard walther — caroline lillian schopp
- cosmist rays: the rise of cosmism — molly nesbit
- serious sex battle — sarah nicole prickett
- openings: irena haiduk — laura mclean-ferris
- how would a comb that cannot untangle hair look? — dan nadel
- 1000 words: howardena pindell — andrianna campbell, howardena pindell
- nan goldin — nan goldin
- with love: jimmy’s thrift of new davonhaime — claudia rankine, azikiwe mohammed
- trains of thought: the art of reinhard mucha — graham bader
- baroque technopatriarchy: reproduction — paul b. preciado
- fully loaded: power and sexual violence — johanna fateman
- k8 hardy — k8 hardy
- house of ladosha — house of ladosha
- donald moffett — donald moffett
- kia labeija — kia labeija
- sable elyse smith — sable elyse smith
- adrian piper
20171–26 of 102
- the year in weather — keller easterling
- vince aletti — vince aletti
- matthew higgs — matthew higgs
- kaelen wilson-goldie — kaelen wilson-goldie
- daniel birnbaum — daniel birnbaum
- venus lau — venus lau
- jack bankowsky — jack bankowsky
- manuel borja-villel — manuel borja-villel
- branden w. joseph — branden w. joseph
- jamillah james — jamillah james
- rachel kushner — rachel kushner
- zoe whitley — zoe whitley
- hal foster — hal foster
- anne dressen — anne dressen
- okwui enwezor — okwui enwezor
- wolfgang tillmans — wolfgang tillmans
- independent means — cheryl finley
- machine age
- i feel you — alyssa k. loh
- jon rafman — jon rafman
- rachel rossin — rachel rossin
- sarah meyohas — sarah meyohas
- rindon johnson — rindon johnson
- jordan wolfson — jordan wolfson
- wildest dreams — daniel birnbaum, douglas coupland
- deep dive
201727–102 of 102
- openings: enrique ramírez — lillian davies
- aliza nisenbaum — emily liebert
- managing up: assembly and the new activism — michael hardt
- left field: revolutionary architecture — owen hatherley
- social engineering: soviet organizational science — devin fore
- seeing red: exhibiting the russian revolution — matthew s. witkovsky
- russia and the art of revolution
- living spaces
- perfect storms: ed atkins and the science of weather simulation — ina blom
- summer of the shamans — diedrich diederichsen
- personal touch — david velasco
- far and away — himali singh soin
- border as form — nuit banai
- the long view — claire bishop
- thinking twice — daniel birnbaum
- continental divides
- red, black, and blue: the national museum of african american history and culture and the national museum of the american indian — huey copeland, frank b. wilderson iii
- rock paper scissors — benjamin h. d. buchloh
- openings: diamond stingily — johanna fateman
- historical projections: the art of rosa barba — erika balsom
- lux nova: “kerstin brätsch: innovation” — daniela stöppel
- taja cheek on cabaret laws — taja cheek
- class action: teaching and activism — andrew cole
- power trip: drugs and the pharmacology of control — geoffrey winthrop-young
- dressed down: the politics of the hijab — mimi thi nguyen
- naeem mohaiemen on citizenship — naeem mohaiemen
- undeclared war: violence against women — silvia federici
- tercerunquinto on graffiti — tercerunquinto
- off the rails: the politics of infrastructure — alan m. berger
- just do it?: the dilemma of engagement — simon critchley
- the politics of everyday life
- openings: jean-marie appriou — mara hoberman
- the ascendancy of finance: money, sovereignty, and politics — joseph vogl
- everyday people: jonathan olshefski’s documentary portrait of an american family in philadelphia — amy taubin
- acts of life: ecology and power — elizabeth a. povinelli
- changing the subject: race and public space — mabel o. wilson, julian rose
- honey dijon on nightlife — honey dijon
- openings: buck ellison — drew sawyer
- cultural appropriation: a roundtable — michelle kuo, homi bhabha, jacolby satterwhite, ajay kurian, gregg bordowitz, joan kee, salome asega
- openings: lantian xie — melissa gronlund
- johanna fateman — johanna fateman
- close up: on and off art — irene v. small
- piotr uklański — piotr uklański
- anna kats — anna kats
- monika sosnowska — monika sosnowska
- artur żmijewski — artur żmijewski
- natalia sielewicz — natalia sielewicz
- piotr łakomy — piotr łakomy
- joanna mytkowska — joanna mytkowska
- dispatch: art in warsaw
- tobi haslett — tobi haslett
- sons, mothers, and lovers — ara osterweil
- agnieszka kurant — agnieszka kurant
- openings: jean-paul kelly — erika balsom
- luck of the draw: the art of michael williams — dan nadel
- close-up: change of subject — omar kholeif
- real fictions: alternatives to alternative facts — hal foster
- 1000 words: maria eichhorn — polly staple, maria eichhorn
- shot in the dark: the films of albert serra — james quandt
- space odyssey: the rise of 3-d technology — mario carpo
- the conformists: the art of general idea — alex kitnick
- mounting resistance: new art in beirut — nasser rabbat
- show of hands — michelle kuo
- openings: sky hopinka — dennis lim
- openings: kelly akashi — suzanne hudson
- openings: adriana martínez — jens hoffmann
- cardiac unrest: the art of heather phillipson — martin herbert
- on longing: the art of hanne darboven — bruce hainley
- artist’s project: old haunts — patrick keiller
- no nook of english ground secure: the films of patrick keiller — dennis lim
- states of exception: the art of zhang peili — pauline j. yao
- openings: kenneth tam — bruce hainley
- close up: america year zero — ara osterweil
- car culture: wolf vostell’s concrete traffic — christine mehring
- 1000 words: pieter schoolwerth — molly warnock, pieter schoolwerth
- the marshall plan: kerry james marshall’s “mastry” — carroll dunham
20161–114 of 116
- wendy brown — wendy brown
- tariq ali — tariq ali
- helen molesworth — helen molesworth
- the year in shock
- vince aletti — vince aletti
- tim griffin — tim griffin
- michael ned holte — michael ned holte
- bhupen khakhar — negar azimi
- claire bishop — claire bishop
- daniel birnbaum — daniel birnbaum
- greil marcus — greil marcus
- du keke — du keke
- matthew higgs — matthew higgs
- eva birkenstock — eva birkenstock
- jeffrey weiss — jeffrey weiss
- christine macel — christine macel
- jack bankowsky — jack bankowsky
- grace wales bonner — grace wales bonner
- hal foster — hal foster
- christine tohme — christine tohme
- david adjaye — david adjaye
- best of 2016
- openings: timothée calame — daniel horn
- close-up: psychological projections — tony pipolo
- portfolio: soundscaping — joseph grigely
- change agent: the art of daniel joseph martinez — michael ned holte
- fool’s gold: the architecture of trump — ian volner
- simone leigh — simone leigh
- eileen myles — eileen myles
- dread scott — dread scott
- zoe leonard — zoe leonard
- artists on politics
- wolfgang tillmans — wolfgang tillmans
- openings: eric mack — cat kron
- openings: sophia al-maria — amy taubin
- close-up: scrawl space — dan nadel
- donald judd: newly published writings — flavin judd
- scene stealer: jonathan berger talks to johanna fateman about the art of ellen cantor
- portfolio: carmen herrera — sarah k. rich
- painting by numbers: the art of lillian schwartz — rebekah rutkoff
- processional ethics: william kentridge’s more sweetly play the dance — homi k. bhabha
- freedom of association: the cinema of pere portabella — erika balsom
- close up: remote control — kerstin stakemeier
- spectator sports: the new tate modern — julian rose
- vincent michéa — vincent michéa
- sean anderson — sean anderson
- aissa dione — aissa dione
- cheryl finley — cheryl finley
- cheikh ndiaye — cheikh ndiaye
- dispatch: art in dakar
- floral imperative: the art of willem de rooij — daniel birnbaum
- koyo kouoh — koyo kouoh
- 1000 words: jill magid — colby chamberlain, jill magid
- shine a light: the art of bruce conner — amy taubin
- artists and identity — wu tsang, zackary drucker, coco fusco, samson young
- target audiences: the films of marlon riggs — ed halter
- the wall: the san diego–tijuana border — teddy cruz, fonna forman
- artist’s project — claudia rankine, john lucas
- in plain view: video evidence — louis-georges schwartz
- in cold blood: the art of danny lyon — brian wallis
- the identity artist and the identity critic — hannah black
- fuck you! — ara osterweil
- personae of interest — lynn hershman leeson, juliana huxtable
- writing the void: language, identity, and migration — homi k. bhabha
- introduction — michelle kuo
- collective consciousness: a roundtable — dipesh chakrabarty, david joselit, kara keeling, kobena mercer, michelle kuo, emily roysdon, huey copeland
- david sims — david sims
- heji shin — heji shin
- collier schorr — collier schorr
- olu odukoya — olu odukoya
- michele abeles — michele abeles
- mark borthwick — mark borthwick
- philip-lorca dicorcia — philip-lorca dicorcia
- shea spencer — shea spencer
- viviane sassen — viviane sassen
- the new look
- openings: yan xing — brian dillon
- operatic tenor: straub and huillet’s sicilia! — james quandt
- a cinema of resistance: the films of jean-marie straub and danièle huillet — p. adams sitney
- peter lindbergh — peter lindbergh
- josephine pryde — josephine pryde
- laurie simmons — laurie simmons
- petra collins — petra collins
- ryan mcginley — ryan mcginley
- roe ethridge — roe ethridge
- openings: laeh glenn — catherine taft
- on cultural property — manuel borja-villel
- molly warnock — molly warnock
- mary heilmann — mary heilmann
- terry winters — terry winters
- ann temkin — ann temkin
- richard serra — richard serra
- yve-alain bois — yve-alain bois
- ellsworth kelly
- square footage: the return of the academy ratio in contemporary cinema — james quandt
- 1000 words: maggie lee — wendy yao, maggie lee
- openings: cameron rowland — alex kitnick
- typology and participation: the architecture of álvaro siza — kenneth frampton
- first among sequels: jackson pollock’s late work — jordan kantor
- hermetic engineering: the art of ian cheng — ben vickers
- portfolio — prudence peiffer
- openings: taus makhacheva — kate sutton
- thinking through cinema: the films of jean epstein — stuart liebman
- moving targets: the work of laura poitras — stephen squibb
- waves of migration: the recent work of john akomfrah — nora m. alter
- lost and found: susan weil and robert rauschenberg’s blueprints — michael lobel
- systems of belief: public fiction — michael ned holte
- openings: david raymond conroy — alexander scrimgeour
- burning man: alberto burri and arte povera — anthony white
- amy taubin — amy taubin
- j. hoberman — j. hoberman
- babette mangolte — babette mangolte
- nicola mazzanti — nicola mazzanti
- kathy halbreich — kathy halbreich
201727–102 of 102
- openings: enrique ramírez — lillian davies
- aliza nisenbaum — emily liebert
- managing up: assembly and the new activism — michael hardt
- left field: revolutionary architecture — owen hatherley
- social engineering: soviet organizational science — devin fore
- seeing red: exhibiting the russian revolution — matthew s. witkovsky
- russia and the art of revolution
- living spaces
- perfect storms: ed atkins and the science of weather simulation — ina blom
- summer of the shamans — diedrich diederichsen
- personal touch — david velasco
- far and away — himali singh soin
- border as form — nuit banai
- the long view — claire bishop
- thinking twice — daniel birnbaum
- continental divides
- red, black, and blue: the national museum of african american history and culture and the national museum of the american indian — huey copeland, frank b. wilderson iii
- rock paper scissors — benjamin h. d. buchloh
- openings: diamond stingily — johanna fateman
- historical projections: the art of rosa barba — erika balsom
- lux nova: “kerstin brätsch: innovation” — daniela stöppel
- taja cheek on cabaret laws — taja cheek
- class action: teaching and activism — andrew cole
- power trip: drugs and the pharmacology of control — geoffrey winthrop-young
- dressed down: the politics of the hijab — mimi thi nguyen
- naeem mohaiemen on citizenship — naeem mohaiemen
- undeclared war: violence against women — silvia federici
- tercerunquinto on graffiti — tercerunquinto
- off the rails: the politics of infrastructure — alan m. berger
- just do it?: the dilemma of engagement — simon critchley
- the politics of everyday life
- openings: jean-marie appriou — mara hoberman
- the ascendancy of finance: money, sovereignty, and politics — joseph vogl
- everyday people: jonathan olshefski’s documentary portrait of an american family in philadelphia — amy taubin
- acts of life: ecology and power — elizabeth a. povinelli
- changing the subject: race and public space — mabel o. wilson, julian rose
- honey dijon on nightlife — honey dijon
- openings: buck ellison — drew sawyer
- cultural appropriation: a roundtable — michelle kuo, homi bhabha, jacolby satterwhite, ajay kurian, gregg bordowitz, joan kee, salome asega
- openings: lantian xie — melissa gronlund
- johanna fateman — johanna fateman
- close up: on and off art — irene v. small
- piotr uklański — piotr uklański
- anna kats — anna kats
- monika sosnowska — monika sosnowska
- artur żmijewski — artur żmijewski
- natalia sielewicz — natalia sielewicz
- piotr łakomy — piotr łakomy
- joanna mytkowska — joanna mytkowska
- dispatch: art in warsaw
- tobi haslett — tobi haslett
- sons, mothers, and lovers — ara osterweil
- agnieszka kurant — agnieszka kurant
- openings: jean-paul kelly — erika balsom
- luck of the draw: the art of michael williams — dan nadel
- close-up: change of subject — omar kholeif
- real fictions: alternatives to alternative facts — hal foster
- 1000 words: maria eichhorn — polly staple, maria eichhorn
- shot in the dark: the films of albert serra — james quandt
- space odyssey: the rise of 3-d technology — mario carpo
- the conformists: the art of general idea — alex kitnick
- mounting resistance: new art in beirut — nasser rabbat
- show of hands — michelle kuo
- openings: sky hopinka — dennis lim
- openings: kelly akashi — suzanne hudson
- openings: adriana martínez — jens hoffmann
- cardiac unrest: the art of heather phillipson — martin herbert
- on longing: the art of hanne darboven — bruce hainley
- artist’s project: old haunts — patrick keiller
- no nook of english ground secure: the films of patrick keiller — dennis lim
- states of exception: the art of zhang peili — pauline j. yao
- openings: kenneth tam — bruce hainley
- close up: america year zero — ara osterweil
- car culture: wolf vostell’s concrete traffic — christine mehring
- 1000 words: pieter schoolwerth — molly warnock, pieter schoolwerth
- the marshall plan: kerry james marshall’s “mastry” — carroll dunham
20161–114 of 116
- wendy brown — wendy brown
- tariq ali — tariq ali
- helen molesworth — helen molesworth
- the year in shock
- vince aletti — vince aletti
- tim griffin — tim griffin
- michael ned holte — michael ned holte
- bhupen khakhar — negar azimi
- claire bishop — claire bishop
- daniel birnbaum — daniel birnbaum
- greil marcus — greil marcus
- du keke — du keke
- matthew higgs — matthew higgs
- eva birkenstock — eva birkenstock
- jeffrey weiss — jeffrey weiss
- christine macel — christine macel
- jack bankowsky — jack bankowsky
- grace wales bonner — grace wales bonner
- hal foster — hal foster
- christine tohme — christine tohme
- david adjaye — david adjaye
- best of 2016
- openings: timothée calame — daniel horn
- close-up: psychological projections — tony pipolo
- portfolio: soundscaping — joseph grigely
- change agent: the art of daniel joseph martinez — michael ned holte
- fool’s gold: the architecture of trump — ian volner
- simone leigh — simone leigh
- eileen myles — eileen myles
- dread scott — dread scott
- zoe leonard — zoe leonard
- artists on politics
- wolfgang tillmans — wolfgang tillmans
- openings: eric mack — cat kron
- openings: sophia al-maria — amy taubin
- close-up: scrawl space — dan nadel
- donald judd: newly published writings — flavin judd
- scene stealer: jonathan berger talks to johanna fateman about the art of ellen cantor
- portfolio: carmen herrera — sarah k. rich
- painting by numbers: the art of lillian schwartz — rebekah rutkoff
- processional ethics: william kentridge’s more sweetly play the dance — homi k. bhabha
- freedom of association: the cinema of pere portabella — erika balsom
- close up: remote control — kerstin stakemeier
- spectator sports: the new tate modern — julian rose
- vincent michéa — vincent michéa
- sean anderson — sean anderson
- aissa dione — aissa dione
- cheryl finley — cheryl finley
- cheikh ndiaye — cheikh ndiaye
- dispatch: art in dakar
- floral imperative: the art of willem de rooij — daniel birnbaum
- koyo kouoh — koyo kouoh
- 1000 words: jill magid — colby chamberlain, jill magid
- shine a light: the art of bruce conner — amy taubin
- artists and identity — wu tsang, zackary drucker, coco fusco, samson young
- target audiences: the films of marlon riggs — ed halter
- the wall: the san diego–tijuana border — teddy cruz, fonna forman
- artist’s project — claudia rankine, john lucas
- in plain view: video evidence — louis-georges schwartz
- in cold blood: the art of danny lyon — brian wallis
- the identity artist and the identity critic — hannah black
- fuck you! — ara osterweil
- personae of interest — lynn hershman leeson, juliana huxtable
- writing the void: language, identity, and migration — homi k. bhabha
- introduction — michelle kuo
- collective consciousness: a roundtable — dipesh chakrabarty, david joselit, kara keeling, kobena mercer, michelle kuo, emily roysdon, huey copeland
- david sims — david sims
- heji shin — heji shin
- collier schorr — collier schorr
- olu odukoya — olu odukoya
- michele abeles — michele abeles
- mark borthwick — mark borthwick
- philip-lorca dicorcia — philip-lorca dicorcia
- shea spencer — shea spencer
- viviane sassen — viviane sassen
- the new look
- openings: yan xing — brian dillon
- operatic tenor: straub and huillet’s sicilia! — james quandt
- a cinema of resistance: the films of jean-marie straub and danièle huillet — p. adams sitney
- peter lindbergh — peter lindbergh
- josephine pryde — josephine pryde
- laurie simmons — laurie simmons
- petra collins — petra collins
- ryan mcginley — ryan mcginley
- roe ethridge — roe ethridge
- openings: laeh glenn — catherine taft
- on cultural property — manuel borja-villel
- molly warnock — molly warnock
- mary heilmann — mary heilmann
- terry winters — terry winters
- ann temkin — ann temkin
- richard serra — richard serra
- yve-alain bois — yve-alain bois
- ellsworth kelly
- square footage: the return of the academy ratio in contemporary cinema — james quandt
- 1000 words: maggie lee — wendy yao, maggie lee
- openings: cameron rowland — alex kitnick
- typology and participation: the architecture of álvaro siza — kenneth frampton
- first among sequels: jackson pollock’s late work — jordan kantor
- hermetic engineering: the art of ian cheng — ben vickers
- portfolio — prudence peiffer
- openings: taus makhacheva — kate sutton
- thinking through cinema: the films of jean epstein — stuart liebman
- moving targets: the work of laura poitras — stephen squibb
- waves of migration: the recent work of john akomfrah — nora m. alter
- lost and found: susan weil and robert rauschenberg’s blueprints — michael lobel
- systems of belief: public fiction — michael ned holte
- openings: david raymond conroy — alexander scrimgeour
- burning man: alberto burri and arte povera — anthony white
- amy taubin — amy taubin
- j. hoberman — j. hoberman
- babette mangolte — babette mangolte
- nicola mazzanti — nicola mazzanti
- kathy halbreich — kathy halbreich
201473–92 of 92
- openings: jumana manna — kaelen wilson-goldie
- the invention of non-art: a theory — thierry de duve
- close-up: for real — alison m. gingeras
- a scanner darkly: the art of lucie stahl — daniela stöppel
- close-up: family business — tony pipolo
- event scores — terry adkins, george lewis
- openings: beny wagner — alexander scrimgeour
- the invention of non-art: a history — thierry de duve
- close-up: measure for measure — cathleen chaffee
- travel agents: alain resnais’s je t’aime, je t’aime and the cinematic time machine — ed halter
- eternal return: robert morris’s recent work — jeffrey weiss
- breaking the curve: big data and design — mario carpo
- all the difference in the world: the art of kader attia — manthia diawara
- time zones: the recent work of thomas eggerer — david joselit
- openings: elise adibi — suzanne hudson
- why was modernism born in france? — thierry de duve
- field agent: the art of james bishop — molly warnock
- i’ll be your mirror: the work of sarah michelson — david velasco
- star turn: catherine opie’s elizabeth taylor photographs — richard meyer
- 1000 words: amie siegel — mark godfrey
2013131 entries
- jared sexton — jared sexton
- michael ned holte — michael ned holte
- anne dressen — anne dressen
- carolyn christov-bakargiev — carolyn christov-bakargiev
- vince aletti — vince aletti
- bruce hainley — bruce hainley
- tim griffin — tim griffin
- pauline j. yao — pauline j. yao
- matthew higgs — matthew higgs
- isabelle graw — isabelle graw
- daniel birnbaum — daniel birnbaum
- julia peyton-jones — julia peyton-jones
- jack bankowsky — jack bankowsky
- branden w. joseph — branden w. joseph
- judith hopf — judith hopf
- lynne cooke — lynne cooke
- best of 2013
- the year in performance — david velasco
- kwame anthony appiah — kwame anthony appiah
- okwui enwezor — okwui enwezor
- openings: eva kot’átková — apsara diquinzio
- don’t shoot the messenger — thierry de duve
- close up: smoke screen — thomas beard
- structures of everyday life: the architecture of wang shu — cole roskam
- ken okiishi — ken okiishi
- nick mauss — nick mauss
- josiah mcelheny — josiah mcelheny
- worldly goods: the work of carlo scarpa
- julian rose — julian rose
- diedrich diederichsen — diedrich diederichsen
- monumental endeavor: thomas hirschhorn’s gramsci monument
- seeing through — anne pontégnie
- 1000 words: ben rivers and ben russell — rachael rakes, leo goldsmith
- glenn ligon — glenn ligon
- carol bove — carol bove
- openings: anne imhof — victoria camblin
- trusted sources — hassan khan
- close up: the absent object — jeffrey weiss
- pardon my french — thierry de duve
- i remember ralston: the art of ralston farina — j. hoberman
- a portfolio (traced) — louise lawler
- dark mirrors: theaster gates and ebony — huey copeland
- 1000 words: john akomfrah — t. j. demos
- conservation at a crossroads: the restoration of a film by bruce conner — ross lipman
- negar azimi — negar azimi
- openings: justin barton and mark fisher — t. j. demos
- close-up: in kino veritas — amy taubin
- camera eye: the art of joan semmel — richard meyer
- close-up: unsustainable design — jeannine tang
- atmospheric pressure
- close-up: weather channel — ina blom
- cows — vilem flusser, geoffrey winthrop-young
- close-up: doom and bloom — beau rutland
- two antithetical archives caught in a cruel dialectic
- second nature — paul galvez
- close-up: unmoored future — henriette huldisch
- limits of control: rain room and immersive environments — felicity scott
- close-up: swamp thing — david frankel
- the building after — julian rose
- river’s edge: climate change and risk assessment — guy nordenson, catherine seavitt
- high risk: art, environment, crisis
- daniel birnbaum — daniel birnbaum
- thomas crow — thomas crow
- claire bishop — claire bishop
- benjamin h. d. buchloh — benjamin h. d. buchloh
- pamela m. lee — pamela m. lee
- lynne cooke — lynne cooke
- venice 2013
- okwui enwezor — okwui enwezor
- openings: alistair frost — martin herbert
- object to be restored: the art of michael rakowitz — dieter roelstraete
- saul leiter: a portfolio — michael almereyda
- city of dust: architecture and subnature in los angeles — david gissen
- the now futurism and the then zeitgeist: mike kuchar’s sins of the fleshapoids (1965) — j. hoberman
- 2011: art and transmission — michael sanchez
- carl andre: poems — gavin delahunty
- 1000 words: antonio blair, marie karlberg, and stewart uoo — michelle kuo
- openings: jonathan binet — paul galvez
- material concern: the art of sheela gowda — jessica morgan
- categorical measures: exhibiting the global — david joselit
- information society: the art of les levine — tom holert
- painted veil: the art of monica majoli — bruce hainley
- 1000 words: james turrell — miwon kwon
- openings: ahmet öğüt — devrim bayar
- an embarrassment of riches: the films of terrence malick — james quandt
- close-up: mirror travel — julian rose
- negative capabilities: claes oldenburg and jackson pollock — branden w. joseph
- andro wekua — andro wekua
- joanna warsza — joanna warsza
- nikoloz japaridze — nikoloz japaridze
- irena popiashvili — irena popiashvili
- ketuta alexi-meskhishvili — ketuta alexi-meskhishvili
- nana kipiani — nana kipiani
- wato tsereteli — wato tsereteli
- daniel baumann — daniel baumann
- dispatch: contemporary art and architecture in the caucasus
- between two worlds: the art of luigi ghirri — maria antonella pelizzari
- 1000 words: sergei tcherepnin and gela patashuri — caroline busta
- levan chogoshvili — levan chogoshvili
- luigi ghirri: a portfolio — maria antonella pelizzari
- openings: sung hwan kim — travis jeppesen
- openings: david ostrowski — suzanne hudson
- burden of proof: contemporary art and responsibility — tom holert
- the illustrated man — tony pipolo
- close-up: all that is solid — brian dillon
- optical drive — sarah lehrer-graiwer
- things not necessarily meant to be viewed as art — jeffrey weiss
- openings: gerry bibby — john beeson
- intercontinental drift: global pop — jessica morgan
- playing against type: postwar japanese film — akira mizuta lippit
- total immersion: the designs of tadanori yokoo — steven ridgely
- creative destruction: the art of akasegawa genpei and hi-red center — william marotti
- artist’s portfolio: tsuruko yamazaki — joan kee
- out of body: the art of ei arakawa — catherine wood
- gutai and after — norio imai
- 1000 words: art club 2000 — david velasco
- openings: rayyane tabet — kaelen wilson-goldie
- openings: anicka yi — beau rutland
- universal pictures: the art of hilma af klint — daniel birnbaum
- a cinema of poetry: the films of pier paolo pasolini — patrick rumble
- friends with benefits: the art of frances stark — mark godfrey
- sophie fiennes — sophie fiennes
- patrick keiller — patrick keiller
- duncan campbell — duncan campbell
- tom mccarthy — tom mccarthy
- alexandra stewart — alexandra stewart
- james quandt — james quandt
- nora m. alter — nora m. alter
- in a far-off country: chris marker (1921–2012)
- 1000 words: kathryn bigelow — amy taubin
- lucy raven — lucy raven
20121–36 of 103
- farewell to an identity — benjamin h. d. buchloh
- vince aletti — vince aletti
- claire bishop — claire bishop
- willem de rooij — willem de rooij
- helen molesworth — helen molesworth
- tim griffin — tim griffin
- matthew higgs — matthew higgs
- daniel birnbaum — daniel birnbaum
- bruce hainley — bruce hainley
- sofía hernández chong cuy — sofía hernández chong cuy
- daniel baumann — daniel baumann
- ken okiishi — ken okiishi
- eungie joo — eungie joo
- russell ferguson — russell ferguson
- hal foster — hal foster
- lynne cooke — lynne cooke
- jack bankowsky — jack bankowsky
- thomas crow — thomas crow
- openings: mateo lópez — apsara diquinzio
- woman in revolt: alberto grifi and massimo sarchielli’s anna — rachel kushner
- close-up: framed — james quandt
- collective body: the art of aleksandr deineka — christina kiaer
- social realism: the art of jana euler — isabelle graw
- a cultivated poise: portfolio in memory of david weiss — peter fischli, bice curiger
- it’s only rock ’n’ roll: the rolling stones in film — david e. james
- openings: justin matherly — bob nickas
- undvided attention: the art of luke fowler — martin herbert
- art out of time: the relic and robert smithson — alexander nagel
- close-up: manifold address — molly warnock
- golden state: the art of chris johanson — jon raymond
- vanishing point: the contemporary pavilion — sylvia lavin
- trading spaces: a roundtable on art and architecture — thomas demand, hal foster, steven holl, sylvia lavin, hilary lloyd, dorit margreiter, hans-ulrich obrist, philippe rahm, julian rose
- ghost story: kinetic art and new media — eric c. h. de bruyn
- close-up: reworked — lynne cooke
- close-up: hell is for children — ed halter
- close-up: northern light — molly nesbit
201237–103 of 103
- transformer: gregory battcock — david joselit
- close-up: indirect answers — douglas crimp
- modernism without organs: antonin artaud — branden w. joseph
- close-up: data mine — bruce sterling
- cities of tomorrow: technology, ecology, and architecture — anthony vidler
- close-up: direct cinema — j. hoberman
- machine learning: friedrich kittler (1943–2011) — geoffrey winthrop-young, eva horn
- close-up: zoom and bust — amy taubin
- twentieth-century vox: marshall mcluhan and the mechanical bride — greil marcus
- close-up: file sharing — scott rothkopf
- on all channels: media, technology, and the culture industry — diedrich diederichsen
- close-up: gray scale — michael fried
- digital divide: contemporary art and new media — claire bishop
- close-up: data almanac — anne m. wagner
- step into liquid: the ascendancy of ink-jet printing — michelle kuo
- close-up: frame by frame — rosalind e. krauss
- next-level spleen — john kelsey
- close-up: our prehistoric future — david bordwell
- media specificities — pamela m. lee
- openings: pietro roccasalva — jan tumlir
- trace elements: the art of nairy baghramian — andré rottmann
- the more things change: the art of roman ondák — ina blom
- declaration of independents: the 50th anniversary of the oberhausen manifesto — eric rentschler
- another world — michelle kuo, david graeber
- blow-up — taryn simon, brian de palma
- 1000 words: mario garcía torres — tom mcdonough
- progression of forms: the art of daan van golden — richard aldrich
- david velasco — david velasco
- amy taubin — amy taubin
- david rimanelli — david rimanelli
- kim gordon — kim gordon
- jim shaw — jim shaw
- paul mccarthy — paul mccarthy
- tony oursler — tony oursler
- michael smith — michael smith
- ann goldstein — ann goldstein
- openings: dave miko — sam pulitzer
- after effects: the art of anja kirschner and david panos — martin herbert
- false front: the art of ming wong — joan kee
- magnificent obsession: the films of werner schroeter — james quandt
- 1000 words: kraftwerk — michelle kuo
- a room of their own: three views on the whitney biennial — the editors
- image of the people: mike kelley (1954–2012) — ann goldstein, michael smith, tony oursler, paul mccarthy, jim shaw, kim gordon
- openings: zhao renhui — jeffrey kastner
- art after nature: the post-natural condition — t. j. demos
- artist’s portfolio: m. chaudun’s garden — jean-luc moulène
- close-up: rebel movement — rachel kushner
- test subjects: the art of josephine pryde — tom holert
- openings: rey akdogan — alex kitnick
- close-up: restored to power — tony pipolo
- l’homme machine: the art of konrad klapheck — dieter roelstraete
- pandora’s black box: algorithms of taste — michael sanchez
- perfect fit: john chamberlain remembered — lynne cooke, larry bell
- first position: the early performance work of sturtevant — bruce hainley
- 1000 words: boris charmatz — catherine wood
- aftershock: the recent work of liu xiaodong — eugene wang
- opening lines: the drawings of ad reinhardt — prudence peiffer
- the chance ornament: aphorisms on gerhard richter’s abstractions — benjamin h. d. buchloh
- 1000 words: christina mackie — nicholas cullinan
- artist’s portfolio: jack whitten — michelle kuo
- openings: ed atkins — martin herbert
- openings: christodoulos panayiotou — aram moshayedi
- fluid dynamics: the art of adriana varejão — carol armstrong
- close-up: movement research — michael ned holte
- surface activation: the amir building at the tel aviv museum of art — sylvia lavin
- just what was it . . . ?: the art of richard hamilton — hal foster
- dark matter: the art of liu wei — pauline j. yao
20111–108 of 127
- regimes of the image — negar azimi
- a civil state of emergency — ariella azoulay
- daniel birnbaum — daniel birnbaum
- lee ambrozy — lee ambrozy
- michael ned holte — michael ned holte
- jay sanders — jay sanders
- tim griffin — tim griffin
- mai abu eldahab — mai abu eldahab
- matthew higgs — matthew higgs
- diedrich diederichsen — diedrich diederichsen
- jack bankowsky — jack bankowsky
- lynne cooke — lynne cooke
- cuauhtémoc medina — cuauhtémoc medina
- scott rothkopf — scott rothkopf
- christine macel — christine macel
- manuel borja-villel — manuel borja-villel
- hal foster — hal foster
- wolfgang tillmans — wolfgang tillmans
- openings: ida ekblad — ruba katrib
- openings: michele abeles — david velasco
- wert — duncan campbell
- ecce homo: art and subjecthood — isabelle graw
- the parallax view: the art of adam pendleton — tom mcdonough
- dorothea rockburne — dorothea rockburne
- robert morris — robert morris
- jeffrey weiss — jeffrey weiss
- arthur c. danto — arthur c. danto
- rosalind e. krauss — rosalind e. krauss
- marks of distinction: cy twombly remembered
- 1000 words: haris epaminonda — kathy noble
- touching from a distance: the art of alina szapocznikow — adam szymczyk
- portfolio — raymond pettibon
- school of life: the l.a. rebellion — kara keeling
- lens on los angeles: alternative cinema and video in l.a. — david e. james
- differential equations: the art of charles gaines — michael ned holte
- close-up — julia bryan-wilson
- in search of . . . : the art of john mccracken — linda norden
- tomorrow is the question: the art of ilene segalove — john miller
- reality effects: the art of robert heinecken — matthew biro
- objects of interest — chris burden
- then and there: the art of chris burden — anne m. wagner
- introduction — michelle kuo
- art in los angeles
- artists on l.a. — eleanor antin, kerry tribe, billy al bengston, simone forti, kaari upson, jim shaw, charles ray, liz glynn, paul mccarthy, morgan fisher, piero golia, larry bell, james welling, martin kersels, robert kinmont, fred lonidier, ed ruscha
- l.a. stories: a roundtable — john baldessari, thomas crow, harry gamboa jr., liz larner, andrew perchuk, ali subotnick, maurice tuchman, helene winer, richard meyer, michelle kuo
- nicholas cullinan — nicholas cullinan
- john kelsey — john kelsey
- tim griffin — tim griffin
- benjamin paul — benjamin paul
- francesco bonami — francesco bonami
- daniel birnbaum — daniel birnbaum
- claire bishop — claire bishop
- openings: olivia plender — brian dillon
- openings: adrián vilar rojas — jessica morgan
- forest for the trees: the art of goshka macuga — dieter roelstraete
- close-up: leap year — yve-alain bois
- truth or dare: the art of witnessing — david joselit
- tabula rasa: the art of r. h. quaytman — paul galvez
- venice 2011
- landmarks preservation: conserving the monochrome — carol mancusi-ungaro
- close-up — jordan kantor
- openings: matheus rocha pitta — irene v. small
- playing the field: computational architecture and abstract painting — sean keller
- artists on ab-ex — rodney graham, ei arakawa, richard prince, jennifer west, richard jackson, katharina grosse, jon pestoni, liang yuanwei, jacqueline humphries, katy moran, scott lyall, julian schnabel, lesley vance, nicole eisenman
- eyes in the heat: jean dubuffet, cathy wilkes, and josh smith — daniel marcus
- signal processing: abstraction then and now — david joselit
- emptied gesture: roy lichtenstein’s “brushstrokes” — graham bader
- ab-ex and disco balls: in defense of abstract expressionism ii — amy sillman
- spatter and daub: the contradictions of abstract expressionism — harry cooper
- acting out: the ab-ex effect — michelle kuo
- 1000 words: heimo zobernig — achim hochdörfer
- depth charge — terry winters, john elderfield
- cy twombly’s academy, 1955 — ann temkin
- openings: josé antonio vega macotela — chus martínez
- the ultimate ken jacobs — p. adams sitney
- funny games: an interview with john smith — stuart comer
- close-up: potential energy — ina blom
- into thin air: the merging of architecture and the environment — michael wang
- open secret: the work of art between disclosure and redaction — pamela m. lee
- the re-enchantment of the world: pino pascali’s late works — mark godfrey
- 1000 words: charles atlas and mika tajima — suzanne hudson
- openings: jan timme — andré rottmann
- a revolution in film: the cinema of dziga vertov — john mackay
- circling the square: architecture and revolution in cairo — nasser rabbat
- to be determined: an interview with john armleder — fabrice stroun
- close-up: a rrose in berlin — hal foster
- 1000 words: robert whitman — liz kotz
- openings: karthik pandian — julian myers
- openings: goldin+senneby — t. j. demos
- daughter dearest — todd haynes, amy taubin
- epic theater: the work of christoph schlingensief — diedrich diederichsen
- jean genet: the courtesy of objects — marc camille chaimowicz
- in memory of static: the art of klara lidén — helen molesworth
- 1000 words: roberto jacoby — nicolás guagnini
- das institut — das institut
- tiny creatures — tiny creatures
- claire fontaine — claire fontaine
- guytonwalker — guytonwalker
- madein — madein
- gelitin — gelitin
- openings: carter mull — michael ned holte
- coming of age: late style and the french new wave — james quandt
- close-up: borrowed time — david velasco
- dark energy: the art of marco fusinato — branden w. joseph
- artist project: hijime — kai althoff
- aa bronson — aa bronson
- something for everyone: the art of paweł althamer — claire bishop
- corps concept: the soviet collective — maria gough
2011109–127 of 127
- group think: the collaborative art of slavs and tatars and chto delat? — nicholas cullinan
- joint ventures: the state of collaboration — tom holert
- collaboration now — michelle kuo
- chris kraus — chris kraus
- neil jenney — neil jenney
- john miller — john miller
- body of influence: six views on paul thek
- carolee schneemann — carolee schneemann
- preservation society: two views on “chaos and classicism” — hal foster
- gary indiana — gary indiana
- openings: nina könnemann — nick mauss
- openings: miriam böhm — brendan fay
- rate of exchange: the art of kurt schwitters — graham bader
- four proposals — robert irwin
- close-up: party lines — joan kee
- pop before pop: welles, sirk, hitchcock — j. hoberman
- mike kelley — mike kelley
- you can still see her: the art of trisha brown — douglas crimp
- 1000 words: saâdane afif — françois piron
2010119 entries
- hal foster — hal foster
- helen molesworth — helen molesworth
- chris dercon — chris dercon
- sandhini poddar — sandhini poddar
- victoria noorthoorn — victoria noorthoorn
- jeffrey kastner — jeffrey kastner
- pauline j. yao — pauline j. yao
- michael ned holte — michael ned holte
- matthew higgs — matthew higgs
- anne m. wagner — anne m. wagner
- jack bankowsky — jack bankowsky
- richard hawkins — richard hawkins
- christine macel — christine macel
- daniel birnbaum — daniel birnbaum
- thomas crow — thomas crow
- lynne cooke — lynne cooke
- the year in education — michael smith
- the year in television — john kelsey
- the year in climate controversy — bruno latour
- okwui enwezor — okwui enwezor
- openings: camp — kaelen wilson-goldie
- openings: iñaki bonillas — tom mcdonough
- unbounded enthusiasms: the art of bojan šarčević — martin herbert
- a torrent of ideas on a beautiful day — ryan gander
- the discovery of slowness: the films of manon de boer — t. j. demos
- everything goes: an interview with robert breer — michelle kuo
- character study: the art of michaela meise — isabelle graw
- 1000 words: jennifer bolande — sharon lockhart
- close-up: body of evidence — leora maltz-leca
- openings: stephen g. rhodes — michael ned holte
- scale models: laurie simmons and anne collier — michael lobel
- nowhere man: haden guest talks with monte hellman
- inside job: the art of carey young — julia bryan-wilson
- close up: the undiscovered country — mignon nixon
- rate of return: the artist placement group — claire bishop
- structural tension: the art of oscar tuazon — julian rose
- 1000 words: giuseppe penone — elizabeth mangini
- openings: simon fujiwara — jessica morgan
- unspeakable desire: the films of joão pedro rodrigues — dennis lim
- the universal addressability of dumb things — mark leckey
- in conversation — lucy raven, thom andersen
- public options: the art of charlotte posenenske — christine mehring
- jil sander — jil sander
- fia backström — fia backström
- adrian piper — adrian piper
- tom burr — tom burr
- donald moffett — donald moffett
- haegue yang — haegue yang
- denise scott brown — denise scott brown
- francesco vezzoli — francesco vezzoli
- david bordwell — david bordwell
- partha mitter — partha mitter
- sturtevant — sturtevant
- peter saville — peter saville
- ryan mcginley — ryan mcginley
- alexander nagel — alexander nagel
- tauba auerbach — tauba auerbach
- ina blom — ina blom
- questions of style
- 1000 words: alice creischer, max jorge hinderer, and andreas siekmann — andré rottmann
- tim griffin — tim griffin
- pi li — pi li
- chantal mouffe — chantal mouffe
- julian rose — julian rose
- r. h. quaytman — r. h. quaytman
- inés katzenstein — inés katzenstein
- adriano pedrosa — adriano pedrosa
- lars nittve — lars nittve
- jeffrey kastner — jeffrey kastner
- ann temkin — ann temkin
- andrás szántó — andrás szántó
- daniel birnbaum and hans ulrich obrist — daniel birnbaum, hans-ulrich obrist
- tania bruguera — tania bruguera
- ann philbin — ann philbin
- roman ondák — roman ondák
- joanna mytkowska — joanna mytkowska
- paweł althamer — paweł althamer
- helen molesworth — helen molesworth
- oscar ho hing-kay — oscar ho hing-kay
- ann goldstein — ann goldstein
- rem koolhaas — rem koolhaas
- manuel borja-villel — manuel borja-villel
- tino sehgal — tino sehgal
- jeffrey deitch — jeffrey deitch
- kathy halbreich — kathy halbreich
- the museum revisited
- olafur eliasson — olafur eliasson
- openings: jos de gruyter and harald thys — martin herbert
- the practice of everyday life: the films of kevin jerome everson — ed halter
- fair use: an artist’s project — joe scanlan
- staged presence — caroline a. jones
- against performance art — carrie lambert-beatty
- the next act: issues in contemporary performance
- 1000 words: monika sosnowska — michał woliński
- openings: dianna molzan — bruce hainley
- the paperback revolution: a selection — mark von schlegell
- call to order: claude lévi-strauss — thomas crow, michael taussig, sylvère lotringer
- third life: the art of john stezaker — martin herbert
- concrete poetry: the art of shannon ebner — tom mcdonough
- 1000 words: marta minujín — daniel quiles
- openings: alex hubbard — suzanne hudson
- motion studies: the art of olga chernysheva — viktor misiano
- sale of the century: malcolm mclaren — greil marcus
- another history: on photography and abstraction — matthew witkovsky
- state of the art: matisse under examination — jeffrey weiss
- true lies: the art of keren cytter — daniel birnbaum
- 1000 words: kelly nipper — david velasco
- openings: leslie hewitt — huey copeland
- primal siblings — kaja silverman, george baker
- signal to noise: john cage and “the anarchy of silence” — ina blom
- terra incognita: the art of danh vo — luigi fassi
- 1000 words: danh vo — tim griffin
- the uses of disorder: the art of felix gonzalez-torres — joe scanlan
- openings: akram zaatari — kaelen wilson-goldie
- powers of projection: the art of bruce mcclure — ed halter
- lynda benglis: klaus 1975 — richard meyer
- my funny valentine: étant donnés — helen molesworth
- disarming time: the art of anne truitt — anne m. wagner
- 1000 words: john miller — matt keegan
20091–56 of 95
- anne ellegood — anne ellegood
- martin herbert — martin herbert
- sabine breitwieser — sabine breitwieser
- charles esche — charles esche
- amy sillman — amy sillman
- michael ned holte — michael ned holte
- allen ruppersberg — allen ruppersberg
- vince aletti — vince aletti
- catherine wood — catherine wood
- scott rothkopf — scott rothkopf
- matthew higgs — matthew higgs
- christine macel — christine macel
- lynne cooke — lynne cooke
- carolyn christov-bakargiev — carolyn christov-bakargiev
- daniel birnbaum — daniel birnbaum
- benjamin h. d. buchloh — benjamin h. d. buchloh
- 21st century cinema: death and resurrection in the desert of the (new) real — j. hoberman
- hal foster — hal foster
- caroline a. jones — caroline a. jones
- okwui enwezor — okwui enwezor
- commonwealth: an exchange — david harvey, michael hardt, antonio negri
- mary reid kelley — steven henry madoff
- openings: gabriel sierra — adriano pedrosa
- mind the design: the bauhaus turns ninety — k. michael hays
- double life: a project by katharina fritsch — scott rothkopf
- taste tests: the art of urs fischer — michelle kuo
- 1000 words: rabih mroué — jessica morgan
- clark coolidge — clark coolidge
- dominique gonzalez-foerster — dominique gonzalez-foerster
- david cronenberg — david cronenberg
- openings: elad lassry — sarah lehrer-graiwer
- in common hours: the films of andrew noren — scott macdonald
- robert weil — robert weil
- relocating the past — cyprien gaillard
- how to be a collective in the age of the consumer sovereign: the art of raqs media collective — pamela m. lee
- on the commons — okwui enwezor, michael hardt, antonio negri
- 1000 words: henrik olesen — nicholas cullinan
- the future that had arrived: j. g. ballard (1930–2009) — robert weil, david cronenberg, dominique gonzalez-foerster, clark coolidge
- venice 2009
- linda norden — linda norden
- sarah k. rich — sarah k. rich
- diedrich diederichsen — diedrich diederichsen
- tom holert — tom holert
- lynne cooke — lynne cooke
- claire bishop — claire bishop
- openings: florian pumhösl — andré rottmann
- sherrie levine: portfolio — johanna burton
- the pictures generation — howard singerman, michael lobel
- thomas crow — thomas crow
- 1000 words: matias faldbakken — ina blom
- josh brand — fionn meade
- openings: renata lucas — chus martínez
- the museum architecture of renzo piano — sean keller
- how german was it? — benjamin h. d. buchloh
- the personal effects of seth price — tim griffin
- in conversation: rirkrit tiravanija and yoko ono — yoko ono, rirkrit tiravanija
200957–95 of 95
- situation hacker: the art of ryan trecartin — wayne koestenbaum
- 1000 words: peter saul — hamza walker
- openings: guido van der werve — martin herbert
- divided interests: the art of alighiero boetti — mark godfrey
- online only: three photographs by christopher doyle
- breaking the codes — jim jarmusch, amy taubin
- the black and white show — lorraine o’grady
- online only: april 1993: a day at the races — lorraine o’grady
- the prime of mister larry johnson — bruce hainley
- 1000 words: sarah michelson — david velasco
- the poem will resemble you: the art of lorraine o’grady — nick mauss
- openings: richard aldrich — scott rothkopf
- moments of illumination: the films of lawrence jordan — p. adams sitney
- moral hazard: the art of artur zmijewski — norman l. kleeblatt, sebastian cichocki, artur zmijewski
- 1000 words: johan grimonprez — alexander scrimgeour
- figures and grounds: the art of barkley l. hendricks — huey copeland
- openings: chu yun — philip tinari
- authorial intervention: the art of jacques villeglé — tom mcdonough
- cut and paste: the collage impulse today — charlie white
- erock — erock
- cao fei — cao fei
- michael bell-smith — michael bell smith
- rodney graham — rodney graham
- barbara london — barbara london
- michel gondry — michel gondry
- cover versions: the reinvention of music video
- 1000 words: trevor paglen — tom vanderbilt
- steina — steina
- in conversation: dara birnbaum and cory arcangel — dara birnbaum, cory arcangel
- high-wire act: alexander calder in paris, 1926–1933 — carroll dunham
- a hidden reserve: painting from 1958 to 1965 — achim hochdörfer
- out of position: the art of martin kippenberger — george baker
- 1000 words: josh smith — michelle kuo
- openings: cyprien gaillard — catherine wood
- openings: tris vonna-michell — martin herbert
- allegorical imperative: silvia kolbowski’s after hiroshima mon amour — rachel kushner
- what is that person thinking?: an interview with matt mullican — tim griffin
- civic engagement: prospect.1 new orleans — elizabeth schambelan, glenn ligon
- 1000 words: jimmie durham — anne ellegood
2008143 entries
- bob nickas — bob nickas
- chus martínez — chus martínez
- david joselit — david joselit
- philip tinari — philip tinari
- ann goldstein — ann goldstein
- isabelle graw — isabelle graw
- sabine breitwieser — sabine breitwieser
- michael ned holte — michael ned holte
- jessica morgan — jessica morgan
- suzanne cotter — suzanne cotter
- jack bankowsky — jack bankowsky
- john kelsey — john kelsey
- christine macel — christine macel
- matthew higgs — matthew higgs
- claire bishop — claire bishop
- daniel birnbaum — daniel birnbaum
- lynne cooke — lynne cooke
- benjamin h. d. buchloh — benjamin h. d. buchloh
- best of 2008
- colin chinnery — colin chinnery
- bisi silva — bisi silva
- keti chukhrov — keti chukhrov
- cathryn drake — cathryn drake
- dominikus müller — dominikus müller
- emily pethick — emily pethick
- walead beshty — walead beshty
- linda yablonsky — linda yablonsky
- caroline busta — caroline busta
- charles esche — charles esche
- on the ground
- sarah morris’s beijing — tom vanderbilt
- okwui enwezor — okwui enwezor
- helene furjan — helene furján
- kevin pratt — kevin pratt
- michael wang — michael wang
- fritz haeg — fritz haeg
- thom mayne — thom mayne
- global outlook: the legacy of r. buckminster fuller
- openings: katerina sedá — martin herbert
- ride lonesome: the films of lisandro alonso — james quandt
- chantal akerman: children’s book — tim griffin
- persistence of vision: the films of chantal akerman — malcolm turvey
- a tale of two cities: the films of djibril diop mambety — steven nelson
- sean keller — sean keller
- 1000 words: the center for land use interpretation — tom vanderbilt
- openings: aurélien froment — jessica morgan
- abandoned painting: the art of jochen klein — nick mauss
- merce cunningham: dancers, artworks, and people in the galleries — douglas crimp
- the sun also sets: the films of nagisa oshima — jonathan rosenbaum
- 1000 words: charline von heyl — john kelsey
- tools of engagement: the art of franz west — christine mehring
- james rosenquist — james rosenquist
- branden w. joseph — branden w. joseph
- barbara rose — barbara rose
- trisha brown — trisha brown
- robert whitman — robert whitman
- merce cunningham — merce cunningham
- thomas crow — thomas crow
- because we must: the art of michael clark
- jutta koether — jutta koether
- jonathan horowitz — jonathan horowitz
- kate coyne — kate coyne
- cerith wyn evans — cerith wyn evans
- dorit margreiter — barbara clausen
- openings: anna molska — tomasz fudala
- a cinema of citation: the films of alexander kluge — eric rentschler
- catherine wood — catherine wood
- silke otto-knapp — silke otto-knapp
- 1000 words: kenneth anger — thomas dylan eaton
- online only — charles atlas
- brice marden — brice marden
- material witness: a tribute to robert rauschenberg (1925–2008) — thomas crow, branden w. joseph, barbara rose, brice marden, james rosenquist, robert whitman, trisha brown, merce cunningham
- lawrence weiner — lawrence weiner
- a tribute to alain robbe-grillet (1922–2008) — lawrence weiner, tom bishop, t. jefferson kline, tom mccarthy, catherine millet, denis hollier
- tom mccarthy — tom mccarthy
- denis hollier — denis hollier
- catherine millet — catherine millet
- t. jefferson kline — t. jefferson kline
- daniel silver — gilda williams
- openings: alice könitz — michael ned holte
- traveling images: the art of hito steyerl — t. j. demos
- citizen hamilton: the art of richard hamilton — hal foster
- tom bishop — tom bishop
- rites of silence: the art of wade guyton — johanna burton
- 1000 words: maria lassnig — achim hochdörfer
- procedural matters: the art of michael asher — andrea fraser
- immanent domain: the films of peter hutton — p. adams sitney
- what is gustave courbet? — michael krebber
- inner states: gustave courbet — paul galvez
- on the breach — gerald raunig
- learning curve: radical art and education in germany — tom holert
- no wave: the zanzibar group — sally shafto
- the difference engine — liam gillick
- invisible cities: henri lefebvre’s the explosion — tom mcdonough
- the group that was (not) one: daniel buren and bmpt — benjamin h. d. buchloh
- a revolutionary process never ends — sylvère lotringer, antonio negri
- the great refusal — sylvère lotringer
- 1000 words: ed ruscha — barry schwabsky
- art and its markets
- the public interest: an interview with paco underhill — tim griffin
- trading places: the new middle east market — negar azimi
- market index: anselm reyle — sarah thornton
- primary sources: an interview with ann temkin on moma’s “color chart” — johanna burton
- market index: barry mcgee — michelle kuo
- public retraction: british arts funding — martin herbert
- the art of the fair: an interview with frieze’s amanda sharp & matthew slotover — tim griffin
- market index: lee lozano — katy siegel
- emerging market: the birth of the contemporary art fair — christine mehring
- market index: paul mccarthy — sarah thornton
- modest proposals — joe scanlan
- market index: jeff koons — daniel b. schneider
- accounting for taste: the economics of art — olav velthuis
- historical returns — thomas crow
- art and its markets: a roundtable discussion — ai weiwei, amy cappellazzo, thomas crow, donna de salvo, isabelle graw, dakis joannou, robert pincus-witten, james meyer, tim griffin
- morton subotnick — morton subotnick
- irvine arditti — irvine arditti
- la monte young — la monte young
- music of the spheres: reflections on karlheinz stockhausen — björk, pierre-laurent aimard, maryanne amacher, irvine arditti, morton subotnick, la monte young, robin maconie
- sots art: signs of the times
- boris groys — boris groys
- björk — björk
- maryanne amacher — maryanne amacher
- pierre-laurent aimard — pierre-laurent aimard
- matias faldbakken — christopher bollen
- openings: karla black — michael archer
- margarita tupitsyn — margarita tupitsyn
- jeroen de rijke/willem de rooij: a portfolio — pamela m. lee
- robin maconie — robin maconie
- mirror displacements: the art of zoe leonard — mark godfrey
- 1000 words: paul sietsema — ali subotnick
- openings: ruth laskey — rachel churner
- alvin baltrop: pier photographs, 1975–1986 — douglas crimp
- out of the past: a conversation on eva hesse — lucy r. lippard, nancy holt, robert smithson, james meyer
- attention span: the art of omer fast — tom holert
- 1000 words: tom burr — joshua decter
- openings: annette kelm — jens hoffmann
- openings: julia meltzer and david thorne — alan gilbert
- filling the void: the art of mungo thomson — martin herbert
- a new geometry: paolo virno and autonomia — jason smith
- jokes and innovative action — paolo virno
- gerald rauning — gerald raunig
- man with a movie camera: the art of phil collins — helen molesworth
- 1000 words: harry dodge and stanya kahn — rachel kushner
20071 entry
- linda norden — linda norden
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202629 entries
- “la moustache” at empty gallery, hong kong — kevin champoux
- “paper tiger television: it’s 8:30. do you know where your brains are?” at goldsmiths cca, london — bianca stoppani
- cathy josefowitz and jessy razafimandimby “valse velue” (furry waltz) at halle nord, geneva — julia marchand
- layered living and learning in saigon: lêna bùi in conversation with ingrid pui yee chu
- on exhibition design — formafantasma
- michael e. smith “cc” at palazzo bentivoglio, bologna — riccardo conti
- lucía c. pino “you who have beautiful manners” at ca2m, móstoles — gabriela acha
- back-and-forth — chus martínez
- inclined bodies, fractured signs, a critique of rectitude: “valie export & ketty la rocca: body sign” at thaddaeus ropac, milan — lisa andreani
- peng zuqiang, “short-term histories” at rockbund art museum, shanghai — stephanie bailey
- alicja kwade, “dusty die” at m leuven — ory dessau
- rose lowder, “bouquets” at kunsthalle zürich — emile rubino
- mousse 94—editorial — mousse
- forensics is what the state does, counter-forensics is what we do: nour abuzaid, elizabeth breiner, and eyal weizman in conversation
- forensic architecture: gaza atlas
- notes on spitting: part 4, free spit, or the anti-economy of dance — dani blanga gubbay
- this orchestra of what we can do together: petrit halilaj and danh vo in conversation
- gabrielle goliath: metabolic urgency — zoé samudzi
- edward w. said: speaking truth to power
- poems out of lines and flecks: tobias pils in conversation with travis jeppesen
- to overcome resistance, adversity, impossibility — shumon basar
- colectivo los ingrávidos: anticolonial experiments in material mysticism — kj abudu
- noémie degen and simon jaton: with hollywood moments — salomé burstein
- thomas eggerer and jochen klein: new landscapes in collaboration, 1993–96 — kari rittenbach
- cousin: the artist as ecologist — filipa ramos
- m palani kumar: to walk a mile — shripad sinnakaar
- yvonne rainer: dreaming as a method — caterina molteni
- yvonne rainer: in the incandescent magma — caterina molteni
- mousse 94—books — barbara casavecchia, giulia celuppi, and chiara moioli
202599 entries
- nicola l., “i am the last woman object” at museion, bolzano — félix touzalin
- flemish primitivism: an expat’s musings on the proposed closing of antwerp’s m hka — dieter roelstraete
- alberto garutti, “incipit” at c+n gallery canepaneri, milan — giulia zompa
- “flesh flowers” at aïshti foundation, beirut
- nairy baghramian “nameless” at wiels, brussels — gabriela acha
- alix cléo roubaud “correction of perspective in my bedroom” at galerie buchholz, new york — pierre-alexandre mateos
- “thinking like a mountain” at gamec — guia cortassa
- “being john smith” at secession, vienna — ana teixeira pinto
- idiocy — pierre guyotat
- reality zoned out: tiffany sia, “phantasmatic screens” at mudam luxembourg — ory dessau
- mousse 93—editorial — mousse
- i work by accumulating emotions: the installations of pepón osorio — rocío aranda-alvarado
- what i wanted to do, i had to teach myself: pepón osorio in conversation with natalia ángeles vieyra
- hope is a four letter word: reynaldo rivera in conversation with abdellah taïa
- arash nassiri: radical condensation — rahel aima
- gloria e. anzaldúa: like a crow on the wing / como urraca en vuelo
- coyotes — daisy lafarge
- cue: highlight, fade. davide stucchi in conversation with alex bennett
- birzeit 1972 — sahar khalifeh (translated from the arabic by nada hodali)
- notes on spitting: part 3, the gaze, the spider, and the whale — dani blanga gubbay
- mousse 93—books — luca lo pinto
- inheritor: marcela guerrero in conversation with c. ondine chavoya
- rosario aninat and simon shim-sutcliffe: between site and surface, intention and trace — olivia aherne
- anna clegg: rendered in low resolution — rose higham-stainton
- nadim choufi: reweaving language, remaking worlds — aziz sohail
- augustine paredes: a closet of tenderness — anna bernice delos reyes
- yasmine anlan huang: my tyranny remains as a snapshot — emily verla bovino
- art-o-rama marseille roundup 2025 — line ajan
- every economy is also a relationship: liv schulman in conversation with wendy vogel
- “jessi reaves: process invented the mirror” at the walker art center, minneapolis — nick irvin
- nymph — stephanie lacava
- wolfgang tillmans “nothing could have prepared us – everything could have prepared us” at centre pompidou, paris — salomé burstein
- thao nguyen phan “the sun falls silently” at palais de tokyo, paris — paola nicolin
- stubble and ground: amy sillman in conversation with wayne koestenbaum
- the aporia of excess: “the gatherers” at moma ps1, new york — matthew lawson garrett
- iván argote “radical tenderness” at galerie rudolfinum, prague — mariacarla molè
- objects of refusal: meret oppenheim at hauser & wirth, basel — vanessa boni
- “con lo zucchero in bocca (with sugar in one’s mouth)” at istituto svizzero, rome — rose higham-stainton
- “modelling life” at z33, hasselt, belgium — antony hudek
- sharjah biennial 16: to carry. natasha ginwala, amal khalaf, zeynep öz, alia swastika, and megan tamati-quennell in conversation with barbara casavecchia
- mousse 92—editorial — mousse
- slavs and tatars: being one with many, being one through many. leah feldman, kathleen reinhardt, and payam sharifi in conversation
- from monobrows to winter melons: on the evolution of slavs and tatars — kaelen wilson-goldie
- i always used to say that the pursuit of beauty isn’t possible. it is usually the search for something else. — lauren cook
- drifting in the atmospheric — sohrab mohebbi
- ruoru mou: hung out to dry — amy jones
- notes on spitting: part 2, a signature truer than the name — dani blanga gubbay
- ceidra moon murphy: silent embrace — alex bennett
- oshay green: making after the end — ikechúkwú onyewuenyi
- édouard glissant: waves of relation — asad raza
- ho tzu nyen: all possible stories — stephanie bailey
- stephanie comilang: the voice of vessels — hera chan
- virginia ariu: the risk analyst — brit barton
- seven emotions and six desires: shafei xia in conversation with danielle shang
- mousse 92—books — christian rattemeyer
- bagus pandega: from nutmeg to nickel — harry burke
- temporary communities: four points on radically public institutions — elvira dyangani ose
- collective voices: mira dayal in conversation with shanzhai lyric, tj shin, and jina valentine
- “richard hunt: metamorphosis – a retrospective” at white cube, london — faridah folawiyo
- “the cynics republic – plac defilad” at museum of modern art, warsaw: pierre bal-blanc in conversation with vanessa desclaux
- olga balema “the distance” at kunstverein in hamburg — leonardo orion dal colle
- “marwa arsanios: the land shall not be owned” at fondazione sandretto re rebaudengo, turin — mariacarla molè
- desires of dissent: g.b. jones interviewed by juliette desorgues
- joan jonas at aquarium – stazione zoologica anton dohrn and zweigstelle capitain vii at c.a.s.a – palazzo degas, naples — giovanna manzotti
- art dubai: global art forum 2025: “the new new normal”
- “graffiti” at museion, bolzano — gianmaria andreetta
- frida orupabo ‘‘on lies, secrets and silence’’ at astrup fearnley museet, oslo, 2025 — akin oladimeji
- “tears of fog” at le 18, marrakech — giulia colletti
- bienal do mercosul: “estalo,” porto alegre, 2025 — mateus nunes
- “philosopher of her own ruin” (curated by alan longino) at bonner kunstverein, bonn — jennifer teets
- an honesty thing: peter hujar, “eyes open in the dark” at raven row, london — alex bennett
- ellen cantor, annie ernaux, and marc marie, “bedroom, christmas morning” at isabella bortolozzi, berlin — gabriela acha
- name — constance debré
- to recognize our entanglement: julian charrière — mousse
- lovett/codagnone: there is no revolution without libidinal investment. emi fontana, andrew suggs, and julie tolentino in conversation
- lovett/codagnone: do not become enamored of power — lia gangitano
- notes on spitting: part 1, the texture of time — dani blanga gubbay
- garments aganst — shanzhai lyric
- diego marcon: total eclipse of the art — sabrina tarasoff
- mousse 91—editorial — mousse
- thibault lac: the blue rose is an impossible flower — skye arundhati thomas
- amanda van hesteren: public confessions — olamiju fajemisin
- performing performativity: eve kosofsky sedgwick’s queer feminist theory — amelia jones
- restlessness: the beginning of a lexicon — hendrik folkerts and cally spooner
- a hundred percent risk, a hundred percent trust: roselee goldberg in conversation with wendy vogel
- jjjjjerome ellis: forming a vocal clearing — ikechúkwú onyewuenyi
- out of a minaret — himali singh soin
- mousse 91—books — georgia sagri
- ghosted in the shell, 2024: christine sun kim in conversation with johanna hedva
- binta diaw: resonant with voices, quilted with songs — camilla paolino
- claudia pagès rabal: i claim where i stand, i dance my self-defense — övül ö. durmuşoğlu
- mira mann: besides coréennes — nicholas tammens
- patrizio di massimo “friends, foes, beds and beaus” at gió marconi, milan — guia cortassa
- tran luong “tam tã – soaked in the long rain” at jameel arts centre, dubai — giulia menegale
- oh hi, desire. hi, death: shahryar nashat in conversation with alessandro di pietro on the occasion of “blood most precious” at istituto svizzero, rome
- antonio obá “rituals of care” at centre d’art contemporain genève, 2024 — milovan farronato
- “post scriptum. un museo dimenticato a memoria”: luca lo pinto’s trajectory at macro—museum of contemporary art of rome — carlo antonelli
- “air de repos (breathwork)” at capc bordeaux — jennifer teets
- “hamad butt: apprehensions” at imma, dublin — ian wooldridge
2024127 entries
- a world that one can be enveloped into and meditate upon: isaac julien – curatorial leadership summit, the armory show 2024, new york
- a review as an essay as a chronology: aleksandra domanović at kunsthalle wien, 2024 — gabriela acha
- butterflies — geetanjali shree (translated by daisy rockwell)
- deeper — lina meruane (translated by megan mcdowell)
- the magic dollar — celia bell
- the chicken — rz baschir
- stench — cao kou (translated by canaan morse)
- editorial mousse 90 – the fiction issue — mousse
- jobseeking — sara abou ghazal (translated by katharine halls)
- dog days — preti taneja
- ghost story — pip adam
- modern metronome — makenna goodman
- the oracle: a curatorial diary from lj — chus martínez
- because you’re painting and painting and painting: denzil forrester and sanya kantarovsky in conversation
- meriem bennani, “for my best family” at fondazione prada, milan — laura mclean-ferris
- 15th baltic triennial: “same day” at contemporary art centre (cac), vilnius, 2024 — emile rubino
- revenants: mathias poledna at halle für kunst steiermark, graz, 2024 — benjamin hirte
- to go on is a kind of resistance
- taro masushio “pass” at empty gallery, hong kong — wong binghao
- walid raad, “cotton under my feet: the zurich chapter” at kunsthaus zürich, 2024 — doreen mende
- “charlie prodger: cardinal beams” at hollybush gardens, london, 2024 — caroline elbaor
- “horror patriae”: steirischer herbst ’24, graz — brit barton
- collective memory for the grand barcelona project: manifesta 15, barcelona, 2024 — anna penalva halpin
- art of the interzone: shu lea cheang — mckenzie wark
- we ate a sheep. we lost the plot: shu lea cheang
- you made me do this — martin herbert
- byung-chul han: vita contemplativa — steven knepper
- glints of light on broken glass — anthony huberman
- notes to self — sohrab mohebbi
- in the weeds: policy problems — jina valentine
- “lights, camera, now-time! polly ii: plan for a revolution in docklands”: marina vishmidt on a new film by anja kirschner* (*blaise kirschner) — marina vishmidt
- adelita husni bey: things don’t fall apart because they are laboriously kept together — ana teixeira pinto
- books — louis fratino
- karimah ashadu: cannot resist seeing — ikechúkwú onyewuenyi
- elsewhere, 2013–ongoing — kaelen wilson-goldie
- beatrice bonino: time’s shadows dance slowly — liberty adrien
- charisse pearlina weston: a drama of materials — pujan karambeigi
- kobby adi: the logic of the shift — stephanie bailey
- gregory j. markopoulos: in the court of aion — matthew lyons
- wei yang: beyond words — alex bennett
- editorial — mousse
- “vai, vai, saudade” at museo d’arte contemporanea donnaregina – madre, naples — krzysztof kościuczuk
- crossing: tarik kiswanson in conversation with asad raza
- kameelah janan rasheed “i want to climb inside every word and lick the salty neck of each letter” at redcat, los angeles — ikechúkwú onyewuenyi
- isabella ducrot “profusione” at le consortium, dijon — mariacarla molè
- cruising phenomenon: “phenomenon 5” at anafi — ben livne weitzman
- painting as/in negative space: ulrike müller “monument to my paper body” at ludwig forum aachen — sabeth buchmann
- iman issa “photograph—(un)like (m)any other(s)” at carlier | gebauer, berlin — ana teixeira pinto
- josephine pryde “how frequency the eye” at haus am waldsee, berlin — sarah messerschmidt
- alice visentin “amanti fabula” at sundy, london — leonardo bentini
- beverly buchanan “i broke the house” at gta exhibitions — eth zurich — juliette desorgues
- unsafe spaces: the relation of art to social and political struggles in times of war
- editorial — mousse
- john giorno: five hundred mirrors
- john giorno: words, sound, wisdom — alison coplan
- maryam tafakory: in the name of the earthly rebellion — övül ö. durmuşoğlu
- ephemera no. 7 (1978) by ulises carrión — ulises carrión
- the vow — tj shin
- an instrument that had no history
- preemptive listening, 2024
- art and its organizational forms — richard birkett
- voices on the radio, language on my mind: poetry’s resurgence in contemporary art — allison grimaldi donahue
- books — alice bucknell
- murmuration / flock — erica hunt
- audre lorde: survival is a promise
- valentin noujaïm: we declare him enchanted — edwin nasr
- helena uambembe: what blooms, still, waits — mistura allison
- crystal z campbell: keeping the secret by telling it — sonia fernández pan
- ian waelder: today’s news will always be tomorrow’s history — carina bukuts
- riar rizaldi: spirit cinema — harry burke
- calisthenics: bob flanagan’s fuck journal, from fun to be dead. the poems of bob flanagan
- ezio gribaudo “the weight of the concrete” at museion, bolzano — margit neuhold
- gallery weekend berlin roundup 2024 — vashti ali
- wong kit yi “+852 ghost-jpg” at phd group, hong kong — stephanie bailey
- seth price “before and after writing” at galerie gisela capitain, zweigstelle capitain v – c. a. s. a. palazzo degas, naples — caroline elbaor
- editorial — mousse
- i come from all of these places: nil yalter
- the languages i speak carry accents: anna maria maiolino
- diriyah contemporary art biennale 2024: “after rain” — agnieszka gratza
- this is not a drill: latai taumoepeau — lara stevens
- language, from the prison of the individual to a liberating collective: mila panić — övül ö. durmuşoğlu
- projection mapping: joyce joumaa — minh nguyen
- quiet resistance: cihad caner — edwin nasr
- lost in the forest: lenio kaklea — jennifer teets
- right now outside: monia ben hamouda — emanuele guidi
- the visual atlas: xavier robles de medina — gabriela acha
- books — clem macleod
- milk, 2024 — anna goetz
- they listen: vir andres hera — eva barois de caevel
- we can refuse to abdicate in a number of ways — marina vishmidt
- “prologue that feels like a novel” from the museum of eterna’s novel (the first good novel) — macedonio fernández
- the women who helped me — simone white
- on frantz fanon and the manichean world — samia henni
- suggestures: simnikiwe buhlungu — olamiju fajemisin
- on natasha ginwala’s communal horizons — anna arabindan-kesson
- addicted to innocence — chus martínez
- chuquicamata — macarena gómez-barris
- how do you live?: lin may saeed — laura mclean-ferris
- a thousand other worlds exist: lin may saeed
- pauline curnier jardin & feel good cooperative “triviale” at macro – museum of contemporary art of rome — gioia dal molin
- adelaide cioni “drawings for myself” at p420, bologna — allison grimaldi donahue
- a review as an essay as a pamphlet as a dream state: mike kelley “ghost and spirit” at bourse de commerce – pinault collection, paris
- sarah brahim “sometimes we are eternal” at bally foundation, lugano — micola clara brambilla
- art dubai 2024
- ruined sense/s: jumana manna at heidelberger kunstverein, an exhibition that wasn’t — kerstin stakemeier
- göteborg international biennial for contemporary art — gibca 2023 — brit barton
- a camera tracks to infinity: biennale de l’image en mouvement 2024 at centre d’art contemporain, geneva — alice bucknell
- zoe leonard “excerpts from al río / to the river” at galleria raffaella cortese, milan — lisa andreani
- doris guo “back” at empty gallery, hong kong — harry burke
- pakui hardware “inflammation” at lithuanian national museum of art, vilnius — allan gardner
- subversion of the subject: anna oppermann — nicholas tammens
- droste effect: anna oppermann
- after the volcano — olivia sudjic
- “long distance music” (1977) and five text pieces — maryanne amacher
- a dance to the music of fucked-up time — anahid nersessian
- aleksandra kasuba’s spaces for senses — inesa brašiškė
- in your head: the art of ali eyal — kaelen wilson-goldie
- high flash: coumba samba — camila palomino
- the past haunts the present: kiyan williams — philipp hindahl
- dreampop: benoît piéron — alex bennett
- long game: maria toumazou — gianmaria andreetta
- everything at once: roe ethridge — stephanie lacava
- books — asad raza
- samuel r. delany: tête-bêche — mark von schlegell
- overcoming the self-constraints of international survey exhibitions — liu ding and carol yinghua lu
- tao hui “we, entertainment” at esther schipper, berlin — sarah messerschmidt
- small world: the 13th taipei biennial — travis jeppesen
20231–20 of 99
- alessandra spranzi “he runs after facts like a beginner learning to skate, who, furthermore, practices somewhere where it is forbidden” at p420, bologna — estelle hoy
- doing things with words: “poetry for revolutions: a group show with manifestos and proposals” at istituto svizzero, rome — philipp hindahl
- “diego marcon. glassa” at centro per l’arte contemporanea luigi pecci, prato — saim demircan
- the breakdown of distance: tarwuk, “conceived for the stage” at white cube, paris — max l. feldman
- “after laughter comes tears” at mudam – the contemporary art museum of luxembourg — sarah messerschmidt
- pan daijing, “until due time, everything is else” at grazer kunstverein — carlos kong
- “interdependencies: perspectives on care and resilience” at migros museum, zurich — brit barton
- optimism can be cruel: “hope” at museion, bolzano — vanessa boni
- fast fish, loose fish
- things arrive together as suffused and inseparable: donald rodney
- looking for eldorado: donald rodney’s early sketchbooks — janice cheddie
- performance society: ivan cheng — mitchell anderson
- a hypothesis of resistance—part five: an essay on duration — cally spooner
- map pointz, 2015–ongoing: guadalupe rosales
- pareidolia — emily labarge
- the war of desire and technology at the close of the mechanical age — allucquère rosanne “sandy” stone
- on susan stryker and trans sanfrisco — mckenzie wark
- platforming someone terrible — mysti
- manifesto on neighborly dislike as curatorial critique — clémentine deliss
- just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly (part i) — chus martínez
2024127 entries
- a world that one can be enveloped into and meditate upon: isaac julien – curatorial leadership summit, the armory show 2024, new york
- a review as an essay as a chronology: aleksandra domanović at kunsthalle wien, 2024 — gabriela acha
- butterflies — geetanjali shree (translated by daisy rockwell)
- deeper — lina meruane (translated by megan mcdowell)
- the magic dollar — celia bell
- the chicken — rz baschir
- stench — cao kou (translated by canaan morse)
- editorial mousse 90 – the fiction issue — mousse
- jobseeking — sara abou ghazal (translated by katharine halls)
- dog days — preti taneja
- ghost story — pip adam
- modern metronome — makenna goodman
- the oracle: a curatorial diary from lj — chus martínez
- because you’re painting and painting and painting: denzil forrester and sanya kantarovsky in conversation
- meriem bennani, “for my best family” at fondazione prada, milan — laura mclean-ferris
- 15th baltic triennial: “same day” at contemporary art centre (cac), vilnius, 2024 — emile rubino
- revenants: mathias poledna at halle für kunst steiermark, graz, 2024 — benjamin hirte
- to go on is a kind of resistance
- taro masushio “pass” at empty gallery, hong kong — wong binghao
- walid raad, “cotton under my feet: the zurich chapter” at kunsthaus zürich, 2024 — doreen mende
- “charlie prodger: cardinal beams” at hollybush gardens, london, 2024 — caroline elbaor
- “horror patriae”: steirischer herbst ’24, graz — brit barton
- collective memory for the grand barcelona project: manifesta 15, barcelona, 2024 — anna penalva halpin
- art of the interzone: shu lea cheang — mckenzie wark
- we ate a sheep. we lost the plot: shu lea cheang
- you made me do this — martin herbert
- byung-chul han: vita contemplativa — steven knepper
- glints of light on broken glass — anthony huberman
- notes to self — sohrab mohebbi
- in the weeds: policy problems — jina valentine
- “lights, camera, now-time! polly ii: plan for a revolution in docklands”: marina vishmidt on a new film by anja kirschner* (*blaise kirschner) — marina vishmidt
- adelita husni bey: things don’t fall apart because they are laboriously kept together — ana teixeira pinto
- books — louis fratino
- karimah ashadu: cannot resist seeing — ikechúkwú onyewuenyi
- elsewhere, 2013–ongoing — kaelen wilson-goldie
- beatrice bonino: time’s shadows dance slowly — liberty adrien
- charisse pearlina weston: a drama of materials — pujan karambeigi
- kobby adi: the logic of the shift — stephanie bailey
- gregory j. markopoulos: in the court of aion — matthew lyons
- wei yang: beyond words — alex bennett
- editorial — mousse
- “vai, vai, saudade” at museo d’arte contemporanea donnaregina – madre, naples — krzysztof kościuczuk
- crossing: tarik kiswanson in conversation with asad raza
- kameelah janan rasheed “i want to climb inside every word and lick the salty neck of each letter” at redcat, los angeles — ikechúkwú onyewuenyi
- isabella ducrot “profusione” at le consortium, dijon — mariacarla molè
- cruising phenomenon: “phenomenon 5” at anafi — ben livne weitzman
- painting as/in negative space: ulrike müller “monument to my paper body” at ludwig forum aachen — sabeth buchmann
- iman issa “photograph—(un)like (m)any other(s)” at carlier | gebauer, berlin — ana teixeira pinto
- josephine pryde “how frequency the eye” at haus am waldsee, berlin — sarah messerschmidt
- alice visentin “amanti fabula” at sundy, london — leonardo bentini
- beverly buchanan “i broke the house” at gta exhibitions — eth zurich — juliette desorgues
- unsafe spaces: the relation of art to social and political struggles in times of war
- editorial — mousse
- john giorno: five hundred mirrors
- john giorno: words, sound, wisdom — alison coplan
- maryam tafakory: in the name of the earthly rebellion — övül ö. durmuşoğlu
- ephemera no. 7 (1978) by ulises carrión — ulises carrión
- the vow — tj shin
- an instrument that had no history
- preemptive listening, 2024
- art and its organizational forms — richard birkett
- voices on the radio, language on my mind: poetry’s resurgence in contemporary art — allison grimaldi donahue
- books — alice bucknell
- murmuration / flock — erica hunt
- audre lorde: survival is a promise
- valentin noujaïm: we declare him enchanted — edwin nasr
- helena uambembe: what blooms, still, waits — mistura allison
- crystal z campbell: keeping the secret by telling it — sonia fernández pan
- ian waelder: today’s news will always be tomorrow’s history — carina bukuts
- riar rizaldi: spirit cinema — harry burke
- calisthenics: bob flanagan’s fuck journal, from fun to be dead. the poems of bob flanagan
- ezio gribaudo “the weight of the concrete” at museion, bolzano — margit neuhold
- gallery weekend berlin roundup 2024 — vashti ali
- wong kit yi “+852 ghost-jpg” at phd group, hong kong — stephanie bailey
- seth price “before and after writing” at galerie gisela capitain, zweigstelle capitain v – c. a. s. a. palazzo degas, naples — caroline elbaor
- editorial — mousse
- i come from all of these places: nil yalter
- the languages i speak carry accents: anna maria maiolino
- diriyah contemporary art biennale 2024: “after rain” — agnieszka gratza
- this is not a drill: latai taumoepeau — lara stevens
- language, from the prison of the individual to a liberating collective: mila panić — övül ö. durmuşoğlu
- projection mapping: joyce joumaa — minh nguyen
- quiet resistance: cihad caner — edwin nasr
- lost in the forest: lenio kaklea — jennifer teets
- right now outside: monia ben hamouda — emanuele guidi
- the visual atlas: xavier robles de medina — gabriela acha
- books — clem macleod
- milk, 2024 — anna goetz
- they listen: vir andres hera — eva barois de caevel
- we can refuse to abdicate in a number of ways — marina vishmidt
- “prologue that feels like a novel” from the museum of eterna’s novel (the first good novel) — macedonio fernández
- the women who helped me — simone white
- on frantz fanon and the manichean world — samia henni
- suggestures: simnikiwe buhlungu — olamiju fajemisin
- on natasha ginwala’s communal horizons — anna arabindan-kesson
- addicted to innocence — chus martínez
- chuquicamata — macarena gómez-barris
- how do you live?: lin may saeed — laura mclean-ferris
- a thousand other worlds exist: lin may saeed
- pauline curnier jardin & feel good cooperative “triviale” at macro – museum of contemporary art of rome — gioia dal molin
- adelaide cioni “drawings for myself” at p420, bologna — allison grimaldi donahue
- a review as an essay as a pamphlet as a dream state: mike kelley “ghost and spirit” at bourse de commerce – pinault collection, paris
- sarah brahim “sometimes we are eternal” at bally foundation, lugano — micola clara brambilla
- art dubai 2024
- ruined sense/s: jumana manna at heidelberger kunstverein, an exhibition that wasn’t — kerstin stakemeier
- göteborg international biennial for contemporary art — gibca 2023 — brit barton
- a camera tracks to infinity: biennale de l’image en mouvement 2024 at centre d’art contemporain, geneva — alice bucknell
- zoe leonard “excerpts from al río / to the river” at galleria raffaella cortese, milan — lisa andreani
- doris guo “back” at empty gallery, hong kong — harry burke
- pakui hardware “inflammation” at lithuanian national museum of art, vilnius — allan gardner
- subversion of the subject: anna oppermann — nicholas tammens
- droste effect: anna oppermann
- after the volcano — olivia sudjic
- “long distance music” (1977) and five text pieces — maryanne amacher
- a dance to the music of fucked-up time — anahid nersessian
- aleksandra kasuba’s spaces for senses — inesa brašiškė
- in your head: the art of ali eyal — kaelen wilson-goldie
- high flash: coumba samba — camila palomino
- the past haunts the present: kiyan williams — philipp hindahl
- dreampop: benoît piéron — alex bennett
- long game: maria toumazou — gianmaria andreetta
- everything at once: roe ethridge — stephanie lacava
- books — asad raza
- samuel r. delany: tête-bêche — mark von schlegell
- overcoming the self-constraints of international survey exhibitions — liu ding and carol yinghua lu
- tao hui “we, entertainment” at esther schipper, berlin — sarah messerschmidt
- small world: the 13th taipei biennial — travis jeppesen
20231–20 of 99
- alessandra spranzi “he runs after facts like a beginner learning to skate, who, furthermore, practices somewhere where it is forbidden” at p420, bologna — estelle hoy
- doing things with words: “poetry for revolutions: a group show with manifestos and proposals” at istituto svizzero, rome — philipp hindahl
- “diego marcon. glassa” at centro per l’arte contemporanea luigi pecci, prato — saim demircan
- the breakdown of distance: tarwuk, “conceived for the stage” at white cube, paris — max l. feldman
- “after laughter comes tears” at mudam – the contemporary art museum of luxembourg — sarah messerschmidt
- pan daijing, “until due time, everything is else” at grazer kunstverein — carlos kong
- “interdependencies: perspectives on care and resilience” at migros museum, zurich — brit barton
- optimism can be cruel: “hope” at museion, bolzano — vanessa boni
- fast fish, loose fish
- things arrive together as suffused and inseparable: donald rodney
- looking for eldorado: donald rodney’s early sketchbooks — janice cheddie
- performance society: ivan cheng — mitchell anderson
- a hypothesis of resistance—part five: an essay on duration — cally spooner
- map pointz, 2015–ongoing: guadalupe rosales
- pareidolia — emily labarge
- the war of desire and technology at the close of the mechanical age — allucquère rosanne “sandy” stone
- on susan stryker and trans sanfrisco — mckenzie wark
- platforming someone terrible — mysti
- manifesto on neighborly dislike as curatorial critique — clémentine deliss
- just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly (part i) — chus martínez
202277–97 of 97
- sacred cows and a natural manager — noah barker
- between art and film: revisiting the exhibition “passages de l’image” — erika balsom
- “a goodbye letter, a love call, a wake-up song” biennale de l’image en mouvement 2021 at centre d’art contemporain, geneva — alice bucknell
- a motion interrupted: marie matusz — krzysztof kościuczuk
- for your pleasure: maurizio vetrugno — stefano collicelli cagol
- the art of not preferring not to: zuzanna czebatul — stanton taylor
- the weird vulnerability of existing in public space: christopher aque — philipp hindahl
- time is the ultimate abrasive: adam shiu-yang shaw — kate brown
- words can’t hold the feels: adam farah — amy jones
- chinoiserie as critique: lap-see lam — stephanie cristello
- sluggardizing: sebastian jefford — alex bennett
- book reviews — helen marten
- this figuring: some remarks on today’s painting crazes — dieter roelstraete
- devil, vanity, pop
- power plays: high stakes in the art of haig aivazian — kaelen wilson-goldie
- to know which way the wind blows: aziz hazara — rahel aima
- ten stories — travis jeppesen
- the voice imitator — stephanie lacava
- the village people — pablo larios
- critique, restitution, reading: maria eichhorn — rachel haidu
- language, labor, life: maria eichhorn — richard birkett
2021104 entries
- fleurs du mal: éric baudelaire’s “death passed my way and stuck this flower in my mouth” at kunst halle sankt gallen — gloria hasnay
- the shape of institutions to come: bea schlingelhoff
- artistic diaspora and silver linings: francesca woodman’s “alternate stories” at marian goodman gallery, new york — estelle hoy
- a persistent in-betweenness: baltic triennial 14, “the endless frontier” at contemporary art centre, vilnius — merle radtke
- fabricate and sculpt: richard deacon — philipp hindahl
- distributing dependency: reconditioning institutional production for artists — mason leaver-yap
- body signals: zhang peili at galerie nächst st. stephan rosemarie schwarzwälder, vienna — ory dessau
- camouflage and beauty: danh vo and güldenhof — bartholomew ryan
- unless a dog is more than a dog: yu nishimura — cristiano raimondi
- setting the stage: jacqueline kiyomi gork — lumi tan
- this could be us: marina sula — attilia fattori franchini
- bulgur materialism: sitara abuzar ghaznawi — rahel aima
- lusus naturae: anastasia sosunova — magdalena ziółkowska
- the pile of debris before him grows skyward: chen ching-yuan — robin peckham
- book reviews — calla henkel
- if i say that fish are dancing: elene chantladze — ser serpas
- anywhere, out of the world: ruralism and escape in the new roaring twenties — pablo larios
- i think future, and i think past — andrea lissoni
- like a fox: the cinema of peggy ahwesh — ed halter
- i always had the nerve to do things in secret: sub-rosa retrospectives — estelle hoy
- we run for our lives — dodie bellamy
- energy potential in lost objects: rose salane — wendy vogel
- unsettling the logics of containment: tolia astakhishvili — leonie radine
- physical apprehension of black skin — legacy russell
- “stop painting” at ca’ corner della regina, fondazione prada, venice — pablo larios
- a politics of memory: on adrian paci’s “interregnum” (2017) — richard birkett
- dora budor “autoreduction” at progetto, lecce — stefano faoro
- “lonely are all bridges. birgit jürgenssen and cinzia ruggeri” at galerie hubert winter, vienna — attilia fattori franchini
- “bruce nauman: contrapposto studies” at punta della dogana, venice — giovanna manzotti
- “territorial agency: oceans in transformation” and “the soul expanding ocean #1: taloi havini” at tba21–academy’s ocean space, venice — vashti ali
- book reviews by monica bonvicini
- regenerated elsewhere and otherwise: gaëlle choisne — ludovic delalande
- charisma everywhere: sophie barber — rosie cooper
- perpetual interference: rosa barba — alessandro rabottini
- when looking is tantamount to touching: leda bourgogne — stanton taylor
- thirteen and thirty: tarik kiswanson — philipp hindahl
- who cracks the whip?: angharad williams — gabriela acha
- dancing, with tears in my eyes: yannis tsarouchis — krzysztof kościuczuk
- carriers for fiction: laurie kang — alexandra symons sutcliffe
- kissing through a bullet hole: alexandra noel — travis diehl
- evry aesthetic susk: penny goring — dodie bellamy
- on those shores but in these shoes: ingrid pollard — ella s. mills
- a heart pierced by an angel’s spear: tarek lakhrissi — hans ulrich obrist
- once upon a time there was a phantasmatic storyteller: giuseppe desiato — andrea viliani
- outside the vitrine (julie becker, sparkle woman) — mark von schlegell
- the delirium of digression: julie becker — sabrina tarasoff
- primary resistance: fahim amir — sohrab mohebbi
- contact barrier: patricia l. boyd — dora budor
- ten short fictions on works by joachim bandau — nick currie
- u in a movie called the green ray — travis jeppesen
- la quadriennale d’arte 2020: “fuori,” palazzo delle esposizioni, rome — lucia aspesi
- luisa lambri “autoritratto” at pac – padiglione d’arte contemporanea, milan — guia cortassa
- sharjah biennials in a regional context – sharjah march meeting 2021: “unravelling the present”
- “unsettled objects” at sharjah art foundation — ruba al-sweel
- mercedes azpilicueta “bondage of passions” at gasworks, london — amy jones
- while bombs are dropping: cristina lucas
- sabrina moura, “on the verge of now: the crisis of the future and the urgencies of the present in contemporary art biennials” – sharjah march meeting papers
- “lectures”: qiu zhijie
- kristian vistrup madsen, “doing time: essays on using people” – floating opera press, berlin
- a minibar mascot and other berlin gallery weekend highlights — camila mchugh
- taming the bird: danielle mckinney
- curating in the age of crises – sharjah march meeting 2021: “unravelling the present”
- tactile thinking: he xiangyu — xiaoyu weng
- unplaceable objects: miho dohi — harry burke
- countryside baroque: duan jianyu — billy tang
- every word was once an animal: yalda afsah — maurin dietrich
- captured and released: mark mcknight — andrew berardini
- something worth fucking with: trulee hall — travis diehl
- again, this isn’t an art-world critique: phung-tien phan — stanton taylor
- lessons on distillation: laura grisi — flavia frigeri
- first contact: stella zhong — lumi tan
- book reviews by taylor le melle
- shining: erna rosenstein — krzysztof kościuczuk
- expressive mutation: samuel hindolo — alessandro rabottini
- i’ve been told i’m so-so in bed — estelle hoy
- willing community: gianluca concialdi — reem shadid
- the picker: cudelice brazelton iv — leonie radine
- lost and found: the well-traveled objects of alex ayed — kaelen wilson-goldie
- breathing cameras: tiffany sia — andrea lissoni
- smooth operators: on the unbearable sameness of art writing — ms
- double intuition: loretta fahrenholz at neuer berliner kunstverein, berlin — kathrin bentele
- danse macabre: sydney shen
- of familiarity: polys peslikas
- driving the human: a three-year development process combining science, technology, and the arts
- reading the room: zhang enli at the power station of art, shanghai — travis jeppesen
- the upside-down world of patrick van caeckenbergh — joanna zielińska
- house of fire: irina lotarevich — philipp hindahl
- a heart perpetually awake: beth collar — sabrina tarasoff
- the poetics of world-building: agata ingarden — attilia fattori franchini
- this piece of land, these bits of sea — robin peckham
- rhinoceroses, lilies, vampires: yong xiang li — alvin li
- unlocking structures, key inside: win mccarthy — leonie radine
- few illusions: josiane m.h. pozi — kari rittenbach
- portraits of landscapes: tau lewis — hans ulrich obrist
- shady optics: kayode ojo — alex bennett
- hijacking audiences: florence jung — fabian schöneich
- attack of the killer grannies: pauline curnier jardin — charles aubin
- blue monday forever: alan michael — moritz scheper
- book reviews by mckenzie wark
- beaded affairs: igshaan adams — rahel aima
- the swamp of masculinity: florian krewer — stanton taylor
- architect of the lifeworld: peter fend — dora budor
- to hold a door in one’s arms: piotr łakomy — kristian vistrup madsen
- a sculpture looking at you whilst touching itself: jesse wine — kathy noble
20201–22 of 142
- ficting and facting. mckenzie wark, riboca2—2nd riga international biennial of contemporary art 2020
- the pleasure principle: stephanie lacava
- memorials to desolation: zhao gang at long march space, beijing — jacob dreyer
- the octopus-like museum: macro, rome
- continuing the heart’s path: fernanda laguna
- we are all at sea: practice, ethics, and poetics of “hydrocommons” astrida neimanis, riboca2—2nd riga international biennial of contemporary art 2020
- organic accord: ugo rondinone
- on allies and imposters: sophie jung — philomena epps
- krištof kintera “the end of fun!” at ikon gallery, birmingham — alice bucknell
- book reviews by quinn latimer
- folk porn, sexual anxiety and american masculinity: the philadelphia foreman
- psychic time of handicraft: ektor garcia — jeppe ugelvig
- the copper marble: jean katambayi mukendi — stephanie cristello
- headiness: naoki sutter-shudo — sabrina tarasoff
- alt history of abstraction 101: manuel arturo abreu — camila mchugh
- the crushing weight of the comfortable: rodney mcmillian — jennifer piejko
- dilated reflections: anne libby — philipp hindahl
- vegetable beauty pure of exchange: brandon ndife — michael eby
- an image is never enough: jeremiah day — axel wieder
- pour la forme: matt paweski — chris sharp
- horn of plenty: mimosa echard — charles aubin
- the sound of dissent: nikita gale — harry burke
202023–142 of 142
- a wolf’s dog whistle: hadi falapishi — kristian vistrup madsen
- poetic justice for yu man-hon: cici wu — billy tang
- post-performance painting: the bad, the worse, the better… style as a weapon — marie de brugerolle
- at the edge of: tuan andrew nguyen — rahel aima
- a promise and a practice: carolyn lazard — richard birkett
- nothing independent of its circumstances: rosemary mayer — wendy vogel
- an incontinent and percolating substance runs through: tsai ming-liang — dora budor
- a melancholic dance of joy, one cut at a time: hedi el kholti — andrew berardini
- new pictures for the old ceremony: julien nguyen’s floating world — mónica belevan
- how to dissect god?: hervé guibert — charles teyssou
- ça m’est égal: the involution of desire — estelle hoy
- sick and tired of all that purity: a roundtable on contemporary figuration
- world-ing, or: how to embrace the end of an era. federico campagna, riboca2—2nd riga international biennial of contemporary art 2020
- deconstructing and confronting different iconographies: marc bauer
- the artist in earnest: robert smithson
- blending as resistance: peppi bottrop — gabriela acha
- are museums like parks? the “public” in public museums
- a pleated skirt in the slope of a mountain: caroline bachmann — elise lammer
- she is already two: anne minich — caitlin macbride
- transforming darkness into a space of agency: sandra mujinga — attilia fattori franchini
- stairs and subjecthood: jasmin werner — philipp hindahl
- an elsewhere to a somewhere from a nowhere but here: lee kai chung — emily verla bovino
- condorito has answers for everything: magdalena suarez frimkess — michael ned holte
- beyond the material, substance must be reckoned: brook hsu — ross simonini
- the musical chairs that is capitalism — estelle hoy
- to caress, to fondle, to covet: hudinilson jr. — paulo miyada
- walking is an act of seeing is an act of reading is an act of walking — hendrik folkerts
- ways of unpacking: danielle dean — charles aubin
- primavera (an elegy) — sabrina tarasoff
- a rose is a rose is a rose: ian wilson — catherine wood
- the shadow’s question to the light’s answer: heinz frank — caroline dumalin
- the decade of magical thinking: how autofiction reinvents criticism
- read my lips: mira schor — camila mchugh
- debris and other atmospheric affects: yu ji — billy tang
- the language of flowers: cinga samson — rahel aima
- animate inanimate: amitai romm — kristian vistrup madsen
- trademark artist: peter nagy — wendy vogel
- satyr plays: lewis hammond — moritz scheper
- disappearer — travis jeppesen
- anthropy: what the post-human looks like — dieter roelstraete
- cosmopolitan other: salman toor — david everitt howe
- geopolitical curating: marco scotini
- ephemeral building structures: michelle lopez at the institute of contemporary art, philadelphia
- the paradox of performing: pierre bal-blanc
- rhythmic repetition and hybridized memories: sol calero and zora mann at villa arson, nice — giovanna manzotti
- art as a discipline: charles gaines
- animating the inanimate: geumhyung jeong
- estelle hoy, “pisti 80, rue de belleville” – after 8 books
- perverse formalism: rebecca morris — camila mchugh
- tears of a foreman — noah barker
- i don’t mind working, i do mind dying: anna witt — joshua simon
- to focus rather than to frame: ko sin tung — ingrid pui yee chu
- mother is a woman: jes fan — billy tang
- all that is solid: aki sasamoto — charles aubin
- every you every me: tao hui — alvin li
- standing the test of time: anthea hamilton — laura herman
- private publics: jenna bliss — alexandra symons sutcliffe
- the sound of passing time: christine sun kim — sofia lemos
- ;*)%,”””!@;,: pierre guyotat — estelle hoy
- dream bubble: olivia erlanger — laura brown
- frosting middle age: gina fischli — isabella zamboni
- images of irretrievable sound: theodora allen — stephanie cristello
- artist as editor: pati hill — maurin dietrich
- that feeling when: jibade-khalil huffman — lumi tan
- salvaged elegance and dreamy butch freedom: virginia overton — ian wooldridge
- teach me how to dougie: d’ette nogle — attilia fattori franchini
- love comes in at the eye: eva gold — chloe stead
- working nine to five five five: elif saydam — kristian vistrup madsen
- cruel intentions: bri williams — harry burke
- dark povera: matthew angelo harrison — rahel aima
- in-between repetition and variation: suellen rocca — hans ulrich obrist
- powwow
- transactional objects full of contexts in voided sites — cédric fauq
- beyond latin america, the perpetual quest for specificity: gabriel kuri — chris sharp
- the sleeping beauty concept works — sabrina tarasoff
- a world without angles: larry bell — marie de brugerolle
- based on a true story: todd haynes’s “dark waters” and new new left cinema — emily verla bovino
- on psychotic images and other visual symptoms — aurélien le genissel
- the spiraled heart of abandoned things: ann greene kelly — andrew berardini
- still to come for the kids: on opera and seriousness
- the texture of susanne paesler’s paintings — louisa elderton
- how to deal with dystopia: “the missing planet” at pecci centre, prato — sofia gotti
- a promise of love and madness: leila hekmat, “crocopazzo!” at galerie isabella bortolozzi, berlin — gabriela acha
- indistinct murmur: özgür kar — chiara moioli
- body language: tomaso binga — guia cortassa
- studio for propositional cinema, jason dodge, and gioacchino di bernardo at fondazione morra greco, naples — sonia d’alto
- it looks like art: institutions, academia, and publicly funded art under late capitalism
- brushing history against the grain: samson kambalu and vincent meessen
- involvement and detachment: “2219: futures imagined” at artscience museum singapore — christine han
- social ruins of post-unification: henrike naumann — philipp hindahl
- meet hugh: hugh hayden — adam carr
- an index of shadows: sarah ortmeyer — stephanie cristello
- the absence of any source: on coldness and gorgeousness — max l. feldman
- “from a history of exhibitions towards a future of exhibition-making: china and southeast asia”: on the importance of institutional commitment and slower-paced operational modes
- devotions and deviations: aviva silverman — harry burke
- email my heart: tobias spichtig — kristian vistrup madsen
- exercises in emptiness: matti braun at esther schipper, berlin — philipp hindahl
- the art of artifice and other emotional externalities: cinzia ruggeri — kari rittenbach
- mediation has the strongest echo: sam lewitt — chiara moioli
- altered systems of value: eric n. mack — viola angiolini
- identity, time and space: bettina pousttchi — jad salfiti
- shifter(s): simon lässig — robert müller
- protest!: derek jarman at imma – ireland museum of modern art, dublin — bianca stoppani
- phantasms of huma bhabha — danielle shang
- “tell me about yesterday tomorrow” at the munich documentation centre for the history of national socialism
- there is strong shadow where there is much light: douglas gordon’s “in my shadow” at aros – aarhus kunstmuseum — chiara moioli
- jingart, beijing and art021 contemporary art fair, shanghai
- shaping grand cultural narratives: guy ben-ner
- gravity at play: woody de othello — chiara moioli
- clinical cosmology: tishan hsu — hera chan
- oceanic time-lag: on mati diop’s “atlantics” — dora budor
- beneath those stars: zac langdon-pole — francesco tenaglia
- votive forms: julien creuzet — laura herman
- design, reset: studio formafantasma — alessandro rabottini
- every force evolves a form — alessandro bava
- with acid, rats, flora: patrick staff — alex bennett
- reification of the milkmaid: tenant of culture — michael eby
- restaging relations: “geta brătescu, adrian ghenie, ciprian mureșan, șerban savu” at la fondazione, rome — giovanna manzotti
- born from and buried in baba gurgur: jala wahid — attilia fattori franchini
- “streams of consciousness”: bamako encounters—african biennale of photography — frida sandström
20191–29 of 194
- permutations of various ideas: the making of husbands: “christina ramberg in dialogue” at kw institute for contemporary art, berlin — tim steer
- crafting art: “making knowing” at the whitney museum of american art, new york — chris murtha
- all things texan: will boone — chiara moioli
- peter friedl: anti-teatro — marie de brugerolle
- entropy and circulation: peter buggenhout — ory dessau
- white visibility/black fugitivity: kapwani kiwanga at galerie tanja wagner, berlin — ana teixeira pinto
- momentary snaps: gili tal — mitchell anderson
- mother river: thao nguyen phan at fundació joan miró, barcelona — lauren moya ford
- “more than i looked for”: jeff preiss at stedelijk museum, amsterdam — wyatt niehaus
- stunt meanings in action: beatriz olabarrieta — gabriela acha
- if the snake: okayama art summit 2019 — francesco tenaglia
- some day there will be another love: dash snow — allan gardner
- unfurl: helen cammock — chiara moioli
- egan frantz: switched-on painting
- resplendent men: louis fratino — david everitt howe
- feminishism: birgit jürgenssen — kasia redzisz
- semiological lexicon of modernism: tal r
- “wall sits”: diamond stingily at kunstverein münchen — gabriela acha
- vorarephilia: mire lee — alvin li
- this is happening: aleksandra domanović — chiara moioli
- on reframing the frame: imran perretta
- sublime manifestation of writing: irma blank at mamco, geneva — giovanna manzotti
- “at eternity’s gate”: another romantic depiction of tortured male genius — ms
- matter matters: tyler coburn
- my body was a temple in the end-used city: sidsel meineche hansen — india nielsen
- clarisse hahn: politiques de la présence
- from tectonic to intergalactic sculpture: ezra orion — francesco spampinato
- make painting radical again: zoya cherkassky — joshua simon
- the cosmos is extraordinary: driant zeneli — marina fokidis
201930–180 of 194
- everything is there: r. h. quaytman
- layers of connection: becca albee — viola angiolini
- narrative backfire: “i slipped into my first metamorphosis so quietly that no one noticed” at den frie centre of contemporary art, copenhagen — frida sandström
- traveling translations: simone fattal
- infra objects: tony feher — claudia schmuckli
- brick by brick: nathalie du pasquier at mut, mutina for art — giovanna manzotti
- “stranger approaching” at bridget donahue, new york — viola angiolini
- mathieu copeland and stewart home on “shit and doom – no!art” at cell project space, london
- “grand hotel abyss”: steirischer herbst ’19, graz — frida sandström
- subject omitted: yoan capote — ilaria gianni
- windswept: art encounters biennial 2019, timișoara — chiara moioli
- no windows but doors: henrik olesen — pujan karambeigi
- ulterior space: wangshui at julia stoschek collection, berlin — giovanna manzotti
- gratitude: alvaro barrington — chiara moioli
- system warning: josh kline — michelle kuo
- extended stage: monica bonvicini — ippolito pestellini laparelli
- a telepathic understanding of form: nobuo sekine — hans ulrich obrist
- lean on me: nairy baghramian — andrew berardini
- is wow the same as great?: hanne lippard — balthazar lovay
- the bad jokes of jos de gruyter and harald thys — philipp hindahl
- reckoner: patrick fabian panetta — chiara moioli
- “terra trema” at thomas dane gallery, naples
- the last days of rococo: karen kilimnik — sabrina tarasoff
- “they died laughing”: bani abidi at gropius bau, berlin
- strange and seductive objects: gabriel kuri
- “every loft needs a sink” at vleeshal, middelburg — francesco tenaglia
- art-o-rama, marseille
- gates to the city: cui jie — owen hatherley
- the postnational artistic imaginaries at work in yto barrada’s double skin at casa estudio luis barragán, mexico city — kim córdova
- on fights, rights, and real forms of (artistic) contribution
- just what is it that makes today’s exhibitions so different, so appealing?: cristina garrido — joshua simon
- new monuments for europe’s subaltern pop culture: invernomuto at nn contemporary, northampton — jeppe ugelvig
- “garden of earthly delights” at gropius bau, berlin — francesco tenaglia
- drag, poetry, anxiety: mary reid kelley and patrick kelley — india nielsen
- “grandfather: a pioneer like us”: harald szeemann at swiss institute, new york — joshua simon
- sensory encounters: olafur eliasson — giovanna manzotti
- “interlude”: darren bader at franco noero, turin — riccardo conti
- dreams and dystopia: tetsuya ishida — lauren moya ford
- monika sosnowska at the modern institute, glasgow — giulia gregnanin
- amelie von wulffen at kunsthalle bern — francesco tenaglia
- another life: marlies wirth on “uncanny values. artificial intelligence & you” at mak – the vienna biennale for change 2019 — chiara moioli
- a glimpse ahead: haris epaminonda — giovanna manzotti
- a body to tune into simulation: anna k.e.
- leave a legacy to the fathers: michelangelo pistoletto — giovanna manzotti
- joy of missing out: petra cortright — chiara moioli
- you are like him: josef strau — enzo shalom
- art in-the-making within the context: oslobiennalen first edition 2019-2024 — giovanna manzotti
- scented trip: sean raspet — chiara moioli
- an intimate dance of objects: gordon hall — lucy cotter
- melting the fiction: rachel rose
- i’m trying all the angles to get to the painting: bernard frize
- “salon salon: fine art practices from 1972 to 1982 in profile—a beijing perspective”: liu ding
- arcana imperii: kenneth goldsmith and francesco urbano ragazzi’s “hillary: the hillary clinton emails”
- on monstering: “my head is a haunted house” at sadie coles hq and “dracula’s wedding” at rodeo, london—curated by charlie fox — bianca stoppani
- a womb with a view: will benedict — chiara moioli
- anton ginzburg “views” at helwaser gallery, new york
- “the fountains of za’atari” as extraterritorial site: margherita moscardini
- loops and escapes: sophie reinhold
- “digital streams of an uploadable consciousness: stories 2016-2019”: signe pierce
- shared vibrations: matthew ronay — chris murtha
- devotional doubling: kenneth bergfeld — alex bennett
- “there’s texture without touching”: georges noël
- what’s beyond the echo chamber?: sharjah biennial 14 — barbara casavecchia
- a queer politics of entanglement: alex baczynski-jenkins — eliel jones
- laughter that will bury you all: “crack up – crack down,” the 33rd ljubljana biennial of graphic arts — chiara moioli
- “let’s be honest, the weather helped”: walid raad — teresa retzer
- on fitness and failed escapes: alessandro agudio — isabella zamboni
- of mice and mortality: ryan gander — philipp hindahl
- corners of societal observation: shadi habib allah — shadi habib allah
- the guardian of the avant-garde: jacqueline de jong — frida sandström
- chinese abstraction between the state and the market: wang guangle — tianyuan deng
- perfume: ettore spalletti — alessandro bava
- post-work society — lou cantor
- myth kissed and foam-born: jannis marwitz — moritz scheper
- yuji agematsu as “primal historian” — chris sharp
- thin art: adam gordon — ross simonini
- to speak as if in capital letters — james taylor-foster
- critical creative corrective cacophonous comical: closed captions — emily watlington
- the (anti-)social life of things: cameron rowland — michael eby
- matters of poetical concern: jiří kovanda — guillaume désanges
- cochineal, tobacco and piss: candice lin — robert leckie
- swimming in a sea of data: digital technologies as the new pharmakon — aurélien le genissel
- roma “romance”: latifa echakhch
- quiet life: liu ye — francesco tenaglia
- the white wall: an essay on performative illusion
- a romantic and sublime threshold state: jacqueline humphries — felix bernstein
- the pursuit of happiness: michael venezia
- enoc perez: liberty & restraint
- how deep is the ocean?: cosima von bonin — francesco tenaglia
- manipulating meaning through visualizing language: babi badalov — alice bucknell
- liina siib’s “politics of paradise” at tallinn art hall, tallinn — agnieszka gratza
- plants as other: manuela infante’s estado vegetal — lucy cotter
- let’s spit on blue ghettos: “the unexpected subject: 1978 art and feminism in italy”
- “carousel”: pablo bronstein at ogr, turin — alice bucknell
- gallery weekend, 798 art zone, chaoyang district, beijing — francesco tenaglia
- kind of blue: ellen gallagher — vincent van velsen
- hacked by cloudbursts: shuang li — alvin li
- “spilling over: painting color in the 1960s” at whitney museum of american art, new york — dan munn
- space explorations: adrian morris — merlin james
- the games we play: chloe wise — chiara moioli
- in the night, i hear ’em talk: sung tieu — maurin dietrich
- opinion: how janek simon is changing the way we think about art, computational animism, and “synthetic folklore” — dorian batycka
- rubber ghosts: vanessa safavi — yann chateigné
- all that is solid: liu wei
- neighborhood watch: lizzie fitch and ryan trecartin — francesco spampinato
- space is the place: chris martin — attilia fattori franchini
- “the influencing machine” at galeria nicodim, bucharest
- make a wilderness: miltos manetas — chiara moioli
- powerful narratives in a semantic space: nora turato — giovanna manzotti
- archaeology of vision: marcello maloberti — giovanna manzotti
- the next great moment in history is ours: dorothy iannone — kasia redzisz
- young heroines: deborah roberts — roxana marcoci
- a neatly extended middle finger: elizabeth price — andrew hibbard
- theatrical thinking: rose english — paul clinton
- innocence impossible: bunny rogers — emily watlington
- the way out: listening to, and looking at, new age now — dieter roelstraete
- let’s get physical: vanessa conte
- “3x3x6”: shu lea cheang and paul b. preciado
- in the beginning was the gesture: marcello maloberti
- soshiro matsubara: lovesick — gabriela acha
- latifa echakhch: le jardin mécanique
- “a woman looking at men looking at women” at muzeum susch
- k.r.m. mooney: carrier
- zombie formalism, neo ex, and the market as critic
- ryan mosley: under moon — george vasey
- assume form: leelee chan — chiara moioli
- with wide open screams / or crisis / or verse / or green: the 6th edition of les ateliers de rennes
- alexandre estrela and joão maria gusmão + pedro paiva: lua cão
- danh vo “garden with pigeons in flight” at casa luis barragán, mexico city — francesco scasciamacchia
- substance and its behavior: vanessa billy
- fucking not knowing who i am: kathy acker — isabella zamboni
- raqs media collective “in the open or in stealth” at macba – museu d’art contemporani de barcelona — aurélien le genissel
- on interstitial fragments of private life and sociopolitical unrest: beatrice gibson — giovanna manzotti
- nothing is still: oliver laric — chiara moioli
- years “i don’t want to live, i don’t want to die” at den frie udstillingsbygning, copenhagen — paola paleari
- spark seeders hypostatizing temporal distances: petrit halilaj — ginevra bria
- stefan burger
- hannah quinlan & rosie hastings — rosanna mclaughlin
- as is: sean landers — chiara moioli
- ideologically sensitive: keren cytter
- “antarctica. an exhibition on alienation” at kunsthalle wien — max l. feldman
- “park mcarthur projects 195” at moma, new york — alessandro bava
- dirk zoete: to be determined. according to the situation
- wang haiyang at capsule shanghai — tianyuan deng
- darren bader “character limit” at blum & poe, los angeles — jonathan griffin
- christopher kulendran thomas “new eelam: bristol” at spike island, bristol
- david ostrowski: the thin red line
- “the sound of screens imploding” biennale de l’image en mouvement — joão laia
- karin schneider “the milchhof diagram” at kunstverein nürnberg — maría inés plaza lazo
- “sogno d’oltremare,” “o youth and beauty!” and “sabir” at man, nuoro
- phyllida barlow “tilt” at hauser & wirth, new york — louisa elderton
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- lucio fontana: ambienti/environments
- anna franceschini “cartaburro” at almanac projects, london — michele d'aurizio
- an unpardonable mannerism of style — rose vickers
- painting tempi. everyone else is a troll: sophie von hellermann — tenzing barshee
- letters: david horvitz — yann chateigné
- queer abstraction (or how to be a pervert with no body). some notes toward a probability — travis jeppesen
- little world, little world: the art of judging a book by its cover — dieter roelstraete
- enigma variations: the work of helen lundeberg — andrew berardini
- on broken and glorious things: jesse darling — isabella zamboni
- cally spooner: and you were wonderful, on stage
- “the sound of screens imploding” biennale de l’image en mouvement at centre d’art contemporain, genève — joão laia
- stuart middleton “motivation and personality” at künstlerhaus halle für kunst & medien, graz — francesco tenaglia
- ghost heritage: public movement — giovanna manzotti
- alfredo volpi: the poetics of colour
20181–137 of 199
- the (ir)reversibility of the things existing all around us: “the measure of disorder” by teresa cos at argos, brussels
- andrea galvani
- “a 37 90 89: beyond the museum” at m hka – museum of contemporary, art antwerp — dries verstraete
- marc camille chaimowicz: one to one…
- amar kanwar “such a morning” at marian goodman gallery, new york
- “geographies of imagination” at savvy contemporary: on processes and technologies of “dis-othering”
- the black flame of paradise (a novel)
- coincidence as a sublime: rachel rose
- viennacontemporary: christina steinbrecher-pfandt
- take me (i’m yours)
- a sense of place: jeremy lewison on alice neel
- the social lives of everyday objects: jessica vaughn
- 33rd bienal de são paulo: the live uncertainty of “affective affinities” — ginevra bria
- the randomness of all these things is actually really precise: sarah sze
- oslo pilot
- renée levi / dino zrnec at vin vin at ruyter, vienna — emily watlington
- exactness: leslie hewitt
- buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo: loop barcelona 2018 — anna penalva
- tom wesselmann: la promesse du bonheur
- a fantasy blossoming proudly: robert henke and craig richards
- hercules’s fame precedes him everywhere: zapruder
- getting to know contemporary art in china: lu peng
- ugo rondinone: limited edition five-volume box set
- furla series: time after time, space after space
- black urban choreography: nic kay’s “pushit!” at the tba, portland, oregon — lucy cotter
- modern “hows,” postmodern “whats”: philippe rahm
- how evil is pop art? new european realism 1959–1966
- simon fujiwara “empathy i” at esther schipper, berlin — massimo vaschetto
- the owl of minerva spreads its wings only with the falling of the dusk: jon rafman — chiara moioli
- the pervert’s diary: george kuchar
- the subject tells the story: bendix harms — ross simonini
- playing forward in reverse (the infinite game): kristina buch
- garage: luis ortega govela and olivia erlanger
- rage against the machine: the theatrical whirlwinds of reza abdoh — krist gruijthuijsen
- weirdly harmonious interactions of unrelated stuff: oneohtrix point never — aram moshayedi
- i didn’t go home: takesada matsutani — hans ulrich obrist
- creating coincidence: virgil abloh — emily segal
- daria martin: a hunger artist — alex bennett
- the emo-romantic turn — michal novotný
- the myths of succulent concrete: the sculptures of kathleen ryan — andrew berardini
- work on paper art fair, lugano
- “proof of work” at schinkel pavillon, berlin — isabella zamboni
- odysseus and the bathers: paul chan
- the long-term repository of half-ideas: liam gillick, esther schipper and nadine zeidler — nadine zeidler
- gianfranco baruchello at mart, rovereto — isabella zamboni
- bruno gironcoli “shy at work” at mumok, vienna — max feldman
- eric fischl: if art could talk
- simon starling: a – z
- toxic environments, sensitivities, and planetary times: susanne m. winterling
- “somewhere in between. contemporary art scenes in europe” at bozar, brussels
- roman ondák: guide
- frieda toranzo jaeger “choque cultural” at lulu, mexico city — nika simone chilewich
- franz erhard walther at museo jumex and casa luis barragán, mexico city — agnieszka gratza
- somatechnics: borderland prism — ginevra bria
- polyvocality: evan ifekoya
- adelita husni-bey “adunanza” at galleria civica di modena — ilaria bombelli
- danh vo: relics
- kerstin brätsch “ruine / kayakovo” at fondazione memmo, roma — bianca stoppani
- margaret haines and josefin arnell “sister said to satan: my diary is too hot for you” at auto italia south east, london — alice bucknell
- paul nash “sunflower rises” at fondation vincent van gogh, arles — mike cooter
- invasion curves: katja novitskova — chiara moioli
- taus makhacheva: tightrope
- 10th berlin biennale — george vasey
- nina canell “energy budget” at s.m.a.k., ghent — laura herman
- ezra gray “joech god” at emalin, london — alex bennett
- adelita husni-bey: a holiday from rules
- manifesta 12: hedwig fijen and ippolito pestellini laparelli
- hana miletić “dependencies” at wiels, brussels
- tori wrånes “handmade acoustics” at the ujazdowski castle centre for contemporary art, warsaw
- the afterlife of the british museum
- slavs and tatars “kirchgängerbanger” at ar/ge kunst, bolzano
- invernomuto: calendoola utu
- second yinchuan biennale — anna lovecchio
- bruce nauman “disappearing acts” at schaulager, münchenstein — jennifer piejko
- photography and society: donald weber, adam broomberg, oliver chanarin and salvatore vitale
- liu xiaodong: chittagong
- teresa solar “flotation line” at der tank, basel — alejandro alonso díaz
- david shrigley “laughterhouse” at deste foundation project space, hydra — filipa ramos
- leonor antunes “a thousand realities from an original mark” at marian goodman gallery, london — michele robecchi
- gary kuehn: practitioner’s delight
- lens for looking at change: katerina gregos
- nathan hylden “for now and so” at misako & rosen, tokyo — stuart munro
- continuum anselmo, beecroft, buren, hicks, kapoor, paolini, spalletti
- caleb considine “sandpaper tongue” at bureau, new york — ashton cooper
- martha rosler and hito steyerl “war games” at kunstmuseum basel, basel — riccardo conti
- place.labour.capital
- women and media, then and now: ericka beckman, dara birnbaum, lynn hershman leeson — emily watlington
- instagenic — nick currie
- passive voice: notes on the found object, now — ms
- punk pagan trickster feminist sci-fi shaman: kris lemsalu — andrew berardini
- “neolithic childhood. art in a false present, c. 1930” at haus der kulturen der welt, berlin
- the cruising pavilion: gay sex, architecture and cruising cultures — james taylor-foster
- ugo rondinone: good evening beautiful blue
- body ecologies
- resilient images: linda fregni nagler — chiara moioli
- “night fever: designing club culture 1960–today” at vitra design museum, weil am rhein — robert barry
- anselm kiefer: the seven heavenly palaces
- laura grisi “hypothesis on infinity” at p420, bologna — ilaria bernardi
- rammσllzσς: racing for thunder at red bull arts new york
- paul maheke “a fire circle for a public hearing” at chisenhale gallery, london — alice bucknell
- giovanna silva: 17 april 1975 – a cambodian journey
- susan hiller “social facts” at ogr, turin — francesco tenaglia
- cecilia vicuña “palabrarmas” at neubauer collegium for culture and society at the university of chicago — mary l. coyne
- gerasimos floratos: soft bone journey
- injury and repair: kader attia
- neïl beloufa “l’ennemi de mon ennemi” at palais de tokyo, paris — leonie radine
- massimo minini: luce
- lawrence lek “future 2065” at k11, hong kong
- zoe leonard “survey” at whitney museum of american art, new york — ashton s. cooper
- tom friedman “ghosts and ufos; projections for well-lit spaces” at vistamarestudio, milan — antonio scoccimarro
- close readings: paul pfeiffer
- laure prouvost: hit flash back
- “pompei@madre. materia archeologica” at madre · museo d’arte contemporanea donnaregina, naples — maria de vivo
- “brand new: art and commodity in the 1980s” at the hirshhorn museum and sculpture garden, washington — stefano cernuschi
- sarah lucas “dame zero” at kurimanzutto, mexico city — francesco scasciamacchia
- fausto melotti: l’incertezza
- danh vo “take my breath away” at solomon r. guggenheim museum, new york — kelly taxter
- hannah black, bonaventure and ebba fransén waldhör “anxietina” at centre d’art contemporain genève — isabella zamboni
- paloma varga weisz: root of a dream
- zach blas: contra-internet — ana teixeira pinto
- nicole eisenman at susanne vielmetter, los angeles projects — william j. simmons
- mother tongue — rose vickers
- four women: evelyn taocheng wang — hendrik folkerts
- the inhabitant and the map: forensic architecture and metahaven — richard birkett
- a narrow ladder with which to steal apples: lisa ponti
- in the living present: vivan sundaram — natasha ginwala
- lin may saeed’s slow burn — chris sharp
- broadcasting: eai at ica, institute of contemporary art at the university of pennsylvania, philadelphia — emily watlington
- francesco gennari: greetings from the moon at esther schipper, berlin — kimberly bradley
- torbjørn rødland: sasquatch century
- glasgow international 2018
- nick darmstaedter
- “art in the age of the internet, 1989 to today” at ica boston
- shanghai contemporary art archival project 1998–2012, arthub from china to a global network 2008–2018, aurora museum and arthub, contemporary art within a historical collection 2013–2016
- “optik schröder ii – works from the alexander schröder collection” at mumok, vienna
- cleo fariselli “dy yiayi” at operativa arte contemporanea, rome
- mark dion “theatre of the natural world” at whitechapel gallery, london — hettie judah
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- coop fund, amalle dublon & constantina zavitsanos, devin kenny, john neff at artists space, new york — alexander iadarola
- ugo rondinone: let’s start this day again
- sally ross “painting piece-by-piece” at collezione maramotti, reggio emilia
- drag drag solo: cally spooner.
- a city is a diary: ramak fazel
- image is an orphan: shahryar nashat
- joseph kosuth “maxima proposito (ovidio)” at vistamare, pescara — mario codognato
- paulo nimer pjota
- thomas dane gallery inaugural exhibition in naples — andrea viliani
- “rick owens. subhuman inhuman superhuman” at la triennale di milano
- katarina zdjelar “not a pillar not a pile (tanz für dore hoyer)” at spazioa, pistoia — federica bueti
- rasheed araeen “a retrospective” at van abbemuseum, eindhoven — teresa retzer
- the dealer as muse: riccardo paratore
- samara scott: silks
- ken kagami and trevor shimizu at mendes wood dm, são paulo — emily watlington
- vzszhhzz: jeanne graff and juliana huxtable
- anthony mccall “solid light works” at pioneer works, new york — ashton cooper
- erin shirreff at salone banca di bologna, palazzo de’ toschi, bologna
- villa design group: tragedy machine
- monumental playfulness: siri aurdal — hans ulrich obrist
- jordan wolfson at schinkel pavillon, berlin — isabella zamboni
- special: arcomadrid 2018
- john akomfrah “purple” at museo nacional thyssen-bornemisza, madrid — juan canela
- anna boghiguian at castello di rivoli — ginevra bria
- the lulennial ii: a low-hanging fruit
- tom wesselmann ”standing still lifes“ at gagosian, new york — nickolas calabrese
- inhabitation and dialogue: asad raza — laura mclean-ferris
- mohamed bourouissa ”urban riders” musée d’art moderne de la ville de paris — francesco urbano ragazzi
- “mechanisms” at cca wattis, san francisco — gwen l. allen
- elmgreen & dragset: 15th istanbul biennial — harry darrell
- emma hart “mamma mia!” at collezione maramotti, reggio emilia — emilio montevideo
- m/a\g/m\a body and words in italian and lithuanian women’s art from 1965 to the present — allison grimaldi-donahue
- narratives of a near future
- ugo rondinone: the world just makes me laugh
- animals, tamers, and clowns: martin arnold — emmanuelle andré
- neurocore: lu yang — alvin li
- catherine opie “the modernist” at regen projects, los angeles — jennifer piejko
- the news today: heman chong
- realty at kw institute for contemporary art, berlin — ana teixeira pinto
- do you believe in evil?: julia phillips and aaron gilbert
- marie lund: scout
- getting lost — ben eastham
- the other side of the door: rita mcbride — ms
- shocking asia: c. spencer yeh
- amsterdam, babylon
- dara friedman “perfect stranger” at pérez art museum miami — barbara casavecchia
- the curve of fate, the beginning of a smile: kristina buch — aimee walleston
- qiu zhijie: journeys without arrivals
- william leavitt “retrospective” at mamco, geneva — jill gasparina
- marguerite humeau: “echoes” at tate britain — bianca stoppani
- jennifer guidi: visible light
- the bricoleur: kaspar müller
- on the beach: lucy mckenzie
- sam anderson
- the weight of what happened: mao tongqiang
- riccardo previdi “fun with flags” at francesca minini, milan
- “r. h. quaytman: an evening, chapter 32” at secession, vienna — max feldman
- philippe decrauzat & mathieu copeland: a personal sonic geology
- “trigger: gender as a tool and a weapon” at new museum, new york — wendy vogel
- “like a moth to a flame” at ogr, turin
- adrian piper “the mythic being” at mamco, geneva
- shanghai contemporary art archival project 1998–2012
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- “delirious: art at the limits of reason, 1950-1980” at met breuer, new york — emily watlington
- wang bing “experience and poverty“ at magician space, beijing
- why an archive: antonio scaccabarozzi
- “pedro barateiro: the opening monologue” and “the absent artist (an exhibition for jozef)“ at netwerk, aalst — ellen mara de wachter
- james crump: antonio lopez 1970: sex fashion & disco — stefan kalmár
- “mike kelley: kandors 1999–2011” at hauser & wirth, los angeles — laura lópez paniagua
- and i stop and i turn and i go for a ride: stanya kahn and liz craft — anna gritz
- nick mauss: intricate others
- a landscape that writes itself: daniel steegmann mangrané
- between the private and the public, the intimate and the political: kostis velonis
- rose wylie: “quack quack” at serpentine, london — nicholas hatfull
- the szechwan tale: theatre and history, anren biennale 2017 — francesco tenaglia
- rita mcbride “explorer” at wiels, brussels — dries verstraete
- amy sillman: the all-over
- “life from my window” at laura bulian gallery, milan — ilaria bombelli
- lewis stein “works from 1968–1979” at essex street, new york — alex bacon
- h. c. westermann at fondazione prada, milan — antonio scoccimarro
- revolution every day – a calendar
- seductive exacting realism: irena haiduk
- jakarta biennale 2017 — philippe pirotte
- luca bertolo: the beautiful words
- laurent grasso “the panoptes project” at olivier malingue, london — robert barry
- adriano pedrosa on picture gallery by lina bo bardi — lina bo bardi
- simon starling on “kunsthalle bern” by michael asher — simon starling
- mario garcía torres on michael asher — mario garcía torres
- massimiliano gioni on “mutter und sohn” by ilya kabakov — massimiliano gioni
- gabriel sierra on “katsura imperial villa” by ishimoto yasuhiro — gabriel sierra
- christina mackie on “les levine: bio-tech rehearsals 1965-1975”
- natalie musteata on “democracy” by group material — natalie musteata
- john armleder “better, quasi” at massimo de carlo, milan — barbara casavecchia
- geta brătescu “apparitions” at romanian pavilion, venice biennale — daria ghiu
- choreographic objects: william forsythe
- tobias zielony: maskirovka
- yayoi kusama museum, tokyo — riccardo conti
- performa 17
- in your mouth everything dies: lorenzo scotto di luzio
- setting the stage: christoph meier — sophie verhulst
- combining histories: alvaro barrington
- country grammar: sue tompkins and luke fowler
- adrian paci: the guardians
- keren cytter and nora schultz “continental break” at galleria raffaella cortese, milan — isabella zamboni
- iron levels: davide balula
- “identity and illusion”: empty factories, alienated employees, and robots at the 3rd biennial of photography on industry and work
- everything visible is empty: toshio matsumoto — stuart munro
- dogged disclosure: melike kara — milan ther
- ugo rondinone: vocabulary of solitude
- michael e. smith at kow, berlin — antonio scoccimarro
- ugo rondinone: golden days & silver nights
- jan de cock “everything for you, torino” at galleria francesca minini, milan — simone menegoi
- as above, so below: josé parlá
- luiz roque and prem sahib at mendes wood dm, brussels — joão laia
- etel adnan “déjeuner au soleil” at galleria continua, san gimignano — angela maderna
- cheng ran “diary of a madman” galerie urs meile, beijing
- hazmat: charlie fox and marianna simnett
- anri sala “all of a tremble” at kurimanzutto, mexico city — gabriele sassone
- gianfranco baruchello: archive of moving images 1960-2016
- sam lewitt “filler” at galerie buchholz, berlin — ms
- a spiral of obsessive thoughts: eddie peake
- variation and repetition: aria dean — hanna girma
- sergej jensen “the weather“ at galerie neu, berlin — oliver osborne
- tigers in flip-flops: void and marco godinho
- rosa barba “from source to poem to rhythm to reader” at pirelli hangarbicocca, milan — tommaso isabella
- light play: twisting reality and deepening narrative through augmentation — nora n. khan
- the appropriation debates — candice hopkins
- memory is everything: barbara chase-riboud — hans ulrich obrist
- the testimonial subject: rana hamadeh — carolina rito
- steven claydon
- tal r “sexshops” at victoria miro, london — nicholas hatfull
- palais de justice: carey young
- “sie sagen, wo rauch ist, ist auch feuer” at kunsthalle bern and kunsthaus glarus — aoife rosenmeyer
- special berlin art week — ms
- zombie subjectivity: new scenario — pierre-alexandre mateos and charles teyssou
- the porosity of darkness: kirstine roepstorff
- casual paranoia: violet dennison
- matthew monahan: bronzo
- off-road conceptualist: krist gruijthuijsen
- “tidalectics” at thyssen-bornemisza art contemporary, vienna — barbara casavecchia
- art without death: russian cosmism
- interpassivities: jesper just
- tom burr “surplus of myself” at westfälischer kunstverein, münster — sabrina tarasoff
- video writings by artists (1970–1990)
- “tv 70: francesco vezzoli guarda la rai” (tv 70: francesco vezzoli watches rai) at fondazione prada, milan — carlo antonelli
- calla henkel & max pitegoff at cabinet, london
- roberto cuoghi “perla pollina, 1996–2016” at madre, naples — agnieszka gratza
- in the belly of the beast: tori wrånes
- “la terra inquieta” at la triennale di milano, milan — rahel aima
- michael riedel “cv” at kunsthalle zürich — elvia wilk
- “michel majerus: laboratorium für die feststellung des offensichtlichen” at michel majerus estate, berlin — oliver osborne
- reena spaulings “her and no” at museum ludwig, cologne — nicholas hatfull
- paths to a certain place: laura lima
- kara walker “figa” at deste project space slaughterhouse, hydra, greece — filipa ramos
- miroslaw balka: crossover/s
- hanne darboven “korrespondenzen” at hamburger bahnhof, berlin — barbara casavecchia
- architectural psychoscapes: francois roche
- homo melitensis: an incomplete inventory in 19 chapters
- miroslaw balka “crossover/s” at pirelli hangarbicocca, milan — agnieszka gratza
- sam anderson “the park” at sculpturecenter, new york — elena tavecchia
201798–211 of 211
- lee lozano “pulling out the stops” at hauser & wirth, london — martin herbert
- michael e. smith at s.m.a.k., ghent — dries l. verstraete
- justin fitzpatrick “f-r-o-n-t-i-s-p-i-e-c-e” at seventeen, london — bianca stoppani
- the artist as curator: an anthology
- do you like açorda? joão maria gusmão + pedro paiva and alexandre estrela — marco bene
- viewer and voyeur: doug aitken
- the aalto natives – a transcendental manual
- “from concrete to liquid to spoken worlds to the word” at centre d’art contemporain genève, geneva — joão laia
- ericka beckman “game mechanics” at secession, vienna — emily watlington
- julie mehretu: a universal history of everything and nothing
- martine syms “projects 106” at moma, new york — ms
- madness with a straight face: john miller
- stuart middleton “beat” at ica, london — george vasey
- jesse jones: tremble tremble
- rei kawakubo/comme des garçons “art of the in-between” at the met fifth avenue, new york — wendy vogel
- wolfgang tillmans at fondation beyeler, basel — riccardo conti
- artificial tears — emily watlington
- liu xiaodong: chittagong
- darren bader “forest / trees” at greenspon gallery, new york — david everitt howe
- geoffrey farmer: a way out of the mirror
- a dangerous afternoon: yan xing — adam jasper
- ellen berkenblit
- school is not in session: kevin jerome everson — jarrett gregory
- on place: john knight — hans ulrich obrist
- the fleshy interface: erkki kurenniemi — robert barry
- i love myself i want you to love me — kathy noble
- only time, pure time: jérôme bel
- silence is not neutral: kevin beasley
- “systemic paper” at blum & poe, tokyo — stuart munro
- hercule florence “le nouveau robinson” at nmnm villa paloma, monaco — barbara casavecchia
- alexandre da cunha “boom” at pivô, são paulo — jochen volz
- philippe parreno: h {n)y p n(y} osis / hypothesis
- you are looking at something that never occurred: zabludowicz collection.
- replication and circularity: justin matherly
- carlos amorales at mexican pavilion, venice biennale — francesco scasciamacchia
- “the boat is leaking. the captain lied” at fondazione prada, venice — giovanna manzotti
- life without consanguinity: zachary cahill
- anne imhof “faust” at german pavilion, venice biennale — noemi smolik
- an “undisciplined” form of knowledge: anselm franke
- mirrored: siri aurdal, nina canell, charlotte johannesson, jumana manna, pasi “sleeping” myllymäki, and mika taanila
- geoffrey farmer “a way out of the mirror” at canada pavilion, venice biennale — lorenzo benedetti
- “il mondo magico” at italian pavilion, venice biennale — wendy vogel
- maria hassabi at live arts week vi, bologna
- “jason rhoades. installations, 1994 – 2006” at hauser wirth & schimmel, los angeles — sabrina tarasoff
- vibrational aesthetics: lisa alvarado
- more than meat joy: carolee schneemann
- ian wilson at kw institute for contemporary art, berlin — ana teixeira pinto
- pietro roccasalva
- special berlin gallery weekend 2017 — ms
- everywhere and nowhere: christian bonnefoi
- comfort is tricky: marina pinsky and buck ellison
- force on loan: maria fusco
- utopia/dystopia
- jim shaw at massimo de carlo, milan — tenzing barshee
- the ground and heaven are one: richard tuttle
- kiki kogelnik “inner life” at kunsthall stavanger — martin clark
- the detective in me: judy radul
- revalue, reanimate, and recirculate: cooper jacoby
- whitney biennial 2017 — andrianna campbell
- antonis pittas: road to victory
- the globalized museum? decanonization as method: a reflection in three acts — bonaventure soh bejeng ndikung
- exposed to the unknown: paul b. preciado and georgia sagri — paul b. preciado
- time exists differently here: vivian suter and elisabeth wild — stefan benchoam
- an eight-point program for fathoming german–greek relations. documenta 14: the view from kassel — dieter roelstraete
- philippe parreno “anywhen” – hyundai commission at tate modern, london — keren goldberg
- jos de gruyter & harald thys: i piccoli pupazzi sporchi di pruppà
- matthew lutz kinoy “fire sale” at mendes wood dm, são paulo
- the air is blue
- 390 degrees: nanda vigo
- giuseppe penone: matrice
- “inventing downtown: artist-run galleries in new york city, 1952-1965” at grey art gallery, new york — eva fabbris
- gay semiotics: hal fischer
- please come back: the world as prison?
- kishio suga: situations
- omer fast “talking is not always the solution” at berliner festspiele / martin-gropius-bau, berlin — isabella zamboni
- jana euler at cabinet, london — oliver osborne
- irma blank “life line” at p420, bologna — giovanna manzotti
- edward krasiński at tate liverpool — bianca stoppani
- carsten höller: doubt
- deimantas narkevičius “20 july.2015” at maureen paley, london — joão laia
- robert filliou: the secret of permanent creation
- raoul de keyser “tegendraads” at zeno x gallery, antwerp — martin germann
- david salle “new paintings” at galerie thaddaeus ropac, paris — william j. simmons
- designing dreams: a celebration of léon bakst
- jos de gruyter and harald thys “elegantia” at la triennale di milano, milan — clara mazzoleni
- loretta fahrenholz “two a.m.” at galerie buchholz, berlin — elena meilicke
- lucie stahl “stag nation” at dépendance, brussels — tenzing barshee
- hans bellmer at ghebaly gallery, los angeles — sabrina tarasoff
- john smith “the man girl phoning chewing mum gum” at tanya leighton, berlin — pia bolognesi
- “flying moths” at carlos/ishikawa, london — nicholas hatfull
- nairy baghramian “déformation professionnelle” at s.m.a.k., ghent — luk lambrecht
- mierle laderman ukeles “maintenance art” at queens museum, new york — elena tavecchia
- diego perrone “self portraits and herbivorous carnivorous” at casey kaplan, new york and massimo de carlo, milan — charlotte laubard
- rodney graham “media studies” at hauser & wirth, zurich — francesco tenaglia
- body party: hannah black — rahel aima
- a quest toward thinking in oceanic ways — heidi ballet
- ill suns: arthur jafa and sondra perry — dean daderko
- hide and seek: puppies puppies — tenzing barshee
- empathy and contradictions: eric baudelaire — anna gritz
- nina beier: cash for gold
- the love object at team gallery — emily watlington
- theory of the minor — chris sharp
- sette stagioni dello spirito: gian maria tosatti
- studio for propositional cinema at swiss institute, new york — noah barker
- tours and detours: eduardo williams on el auge del humano
- wael shawky at castello di rivoli museo d’arte contemporanea, turin — francesco tenaglia
- “give me yesterday” at osservatorio, fondazione prada
- judith hopf: up
- robert filliou “the secret of permanent creation” at m hka, antwerp — ory dessau
- “biennale de l’image en mouvement” at centre d’art contemporain genève — isabella zamboni
- ben rivers: ways of worldmaking
- lynette yiadom-boakye “a passion to a principle” at kunsthalle basel — adam jasper
- “dreamlands: immersive cinema and art, 1905–2016” at whitney museum of american art, new york
- shohei shigematsu: flexing landscapes
201634 entries
- judith hopf “up” at museion, bolzano — nicola ricciardi
- i like everything: nobuyoshi araki
- james richards and leslie thornton “crossing” — lucia aspesi
- castled: benoît maire
- tom wesselmann at almine rech, paris — sabrina tarasoff
- laura owens at sadie coles hq, london — nicholas hatfull
- booming: samson young — hans ulrich obrist
- “dreamlands: immersive cinema and art, 1905–2016” at whitney museum of american art, new york
- destroying narratives: cauleen smith
- “live uncertainty”, 32nd bienal de são paulo — joão laia
- move 37: artificial intelligence, randomness and creativity: part 2 — john menick
- kai althoff at moma, new york — andrew durbin
- nicolas party “three cats” at the modern institute, glasgow
- morag keil “passive aggressive” at eden eden, berlin — bianca stoppani
- “liverpool biennial 2016” at various venues, liverpool — barbara casavecchia
- conditions for a failed self — laura mclean-ferris
- folk activism: kasper bosmans — caroline dumalin
- ways to investigate an unknown thing: kishio suga and the enduring nature of mono-ha — stuart munro
- theater, garden, bestiary — filipa ramos
- books summer special ~ oliver osborne: european paintings
- “mirror cells” at whitney museum of american art, new york — elena tavecchia
- choreographed layers: anne imhof — hans ulrich obrist
- me — dieter roelstraete
- psychic junkyards: willa nasatir — lauren cornell
- what you see is what you see: ronald jones — krist gruithuijsen
- karl holmqvist “read dear” at camden arts center, london — michele robecchi
- against message — andrew durbin
- double exposure: marguerite humeau and cally spooner — sam thorne
- move 37: artificial intelligence, randomness, and creativity
- taxonomies of knowledge: goshka macuga — nicolaus schafhausen
- sunset décor: five tableaux leading from an exhibition to a film, and an intermission. — magalí arriola
- the importance of being an influence
- at the tip of my fingers: marc camille chaimowicz — eva fabbris
- in the avant-foyer: on decadence and de-facement — sabrina tarasoff
20151–8 of 21
- shannon ebner “a public character” at ica, miami — rhea anastas
- miart 2015
- 1985–1995 exhibition views
- a sentimental analysis — john menick
- if the future were now: a.k. burns — lauren cornell
- there is no art without geometry: frank stella and monir shahroudy farmanfarmaian — hans ulrich obrist
- philippe thomas, “feux pâles,” 1990 – the artist as curator #5
- the artist as curator – summer special
20159–21 of 21
- behind the work of michael snow and sharon lockhart — andrea lissoni
- the erosion of reality: yuri pattison — bart van der heide
- look hard: jim nutt — hans ulrich obrist
- the unreliable narrator: martine syms — aram moshayedi
- the way they have sex is to cuddle, then this strange ectoplasm liquid comes out of different parts of their bodies: dora budor — kathy noble
- more than meat joy: carolee schneemann — massimiliano gioni
- critical trolling
- ideal idol: the holy art and writing of adelhyd van bender — tina kukielski
- the multiversalists — mark von schlegell
- pierre bismuth “der kurator, der anwalt und der psychoanalytiker (the curator, the lawyer and the psychoanalyst)” and “the future of memory. an exhibition on the infinity of the present time” at kunsthalle wien
- sounding phoney: lawrence abu hamdan — minhea mircan
- time as material
- against accommodation: park mcarthur — daniel s. palmer
201423 entries
- fiction in reality. what comes after welfare? — ingo niermann
- esthetics from acorns (1992); the ruin of exchange (2009)
- the language of things (2006)
- staying on hue (2008)
- manila in the claws of darkness: lav diaz — giulio bursi
- sad or sorry? imperial gestures, good ideas and the need to speak. (some thoughts on authority) — jan verwoert
- last day to watch cry when it happens by laida lertxundi on vdrome
- the influentially lewd allure of robert heinecken
- selfie poetics
- the art of (leadership) george w. bush
- vdrome presents where to sit at the dinner table? by pedro neves marques
- viastilicone & cathy wilkes “sea of galilee”
- hallucination museum
- the real power of open innovation: joão enxuto and erica love
- |!”(-,-) : paul chan
- attempt to be a sculpture: franz erhard walther
- worldly worlding: the imaginal fields of science/art and making patterns together — carolyn christov-bakargiev
- we don’t need a dislike function: post-internet, social media, and net optimism
- true blue or the work of images in the age of digital reproduction
- the aliens within — douglas coupland
- among, within, and elsewhere: yve laris cohen
- is this interesting? — jimmie durham
- liberation through laziness. some chronopolitical remarks
201325 entries
- shaking the museum: kevin beasley
- a sculptural differential: charles ray
- mass effect — ed halter
- introduction
- pots on video
- a for alan moore
- ulla von brandenburg “innen ist nicht außen” at secession, wien
- primary documents: laura poitras — lauren cornell
- museum of malware
- dreaming documentary: matt wolf
- outside in
- the resistance to symbols
- artists and workers
- under constant surveillance — sofía hernández chong cuy
- iconoclash by tongue
- cinema gamer: ericka beckman
- the lack in the image bank: kerry james marshall’s reclamation of pictures
- sounds from the ghost raid: fatima al qadiri
- the dark side of pop
- conceptual blind spots
- talk ‘til you drop: the art conversation and the communication imperative — isabelle graw
- bierhimmel: gerry bibby and natalie häusler
- a matter of synchronization: philippe parreno and anri sala
- lived experience: luke fowler and peter hutton
- techno-animism
201227 entries
- books. cyprien gaillard: the recovery of discovery
- not a readymade: haim steinbach
- marcel duchamp’s absolute art
- repetition is the source of life: thomas bayrle and oliver laric
- intelligent discomfort
- did you really mean that?: darren bader — peter eleey
- relations de traduction: camille henrot
- an eloquent dance: jérôme bel
- on performance
- turn! turn! turn!
- baltic triennial of international art, vilnius
- epigenetic reset: alexander tarakhovsky
- art talk italia – nico vascellari
- under constant surveillance
- art with a purpose: notes on hannah ryggen’s tapestries
- documenta stationery
- an image: notes towards documenta(13)
- three days of struggle 5 at coda lunga, vittorio veneto
- the (re)shape of things: michael e. smith
- this should have been: the eighties
- the rewards of self-repression: morgan fisher — christopher williams
- zegnart
- californian state of mind
- “thanks, but no thanks.”
- hollis frampton: excerpts from the last interview
- the new revolutionary: theaster gates
- the screen as the body: barbara hammer
201124 entries
- the artist projects at art brussels 2011
- no intention to fail: sean landers
- to show or not to show
- no idolatry and losing everything that made you a slave: chantal akerman — élisabeth lebovici
- a new fruit
- melete (“the society islands”)
- criticism hurts — jan verwoert
- the lost frontier: llyn foulkes
- characters and characteristics of the work: geoffrey farmer
- a readymade mystery in three parts
- i modi: r.h. quaytman
- a stitch in time: david medalla
- gloria: jennifer allora and guillermo calzadilla
- adventures close to home: lucy mckenzie and marc camille chaimowicz — michael bracewell
- party favors: the work of kathryn andrews
- letter to a blind man
- into the wild: ben rivers
- reality production: thomas schütte
- show hidden characters: helen marten — matias faldbakken
- art schools, the internet, and the violin-playing mermaids
- books / jan verwoert: tell me what you want, what you really, really want
- art society feedback: stephen willats
- memoirs of ourselves watching tv: the disconcertingly real work of brian bress
- taylor made. zin taylor and the story of form
201020 entries
- books / the biennial reader
- the letter writer, frances stark — andrew berardini
- john stezaker
- critical mess: on the ruins of the museum’s research departments
- stars in her lies: michael krebber
- the artist’s contract / from the contract of aesthetics to the aesthetics of the contract
- the art workers’ coalition
- managers & improvisers
- a plea for exhibitions
- ecstasy, militancy, and marxist filmmaking: mark boulos
- living symbols of new epochs: lorraine o’grady
- bilbao song: peter friedl
- do you speak spamsoc?: hito steyerl
- out of inconvenience: josef strau
- arroz con mango (what a mess): group material
- guy de cointet
- raising the phantoms of empire. post-colonial discourse in recent artists’ films
- out to lunch with isa genzken — simon denny
- pure energy, deep poetry: ida ekblad
- bringing it to the table: alex hubbard
200930 entries
- psychoanalytical machines: artur zmijewski
- symbolic places: andreas bunte
- the pictorial: ian wallace — gigiotto del vecchio
- mike kelley
- unbearable grace: keren cytter
- earth sound research revival: henrik håkansson
- how do these things touch each other?: nick mauss — dominic eichler
- around herself: hilary lloyd
- what’s my name again?: karl holmqvist
- when we say “beautiful” we are alive: marisa merz
- listen to the stones: mariana castillo deball
- images on fire: apichatpong weerasethakul
- nature morte: latifa echakhch
- confiscating: nora schultz
- space in language: falke pisano
- the pier conversation: walead beshty and olivier mosset
- the way out is via the door: luke fowler
- future bodies and gendered prophecy: henrik olesen
- double takes: simon denny
- are we looking good?
- images from the region of nowhere: goshka macuga
- suggest a song: marius engh
- shameless beauty: jack goldstein
- in defense of acephalia: thomas houseago
- sexuality as a utopian promise: william e. jones — luigi fassi
- the flesh of things: matthew smith
- the magical bucket: melvin moti
- no way out. an interview with danh vo
- acting to pretend, preteding to act: peter coffin
- a little more conversation: wade guyton and t.j. wilcox
20088 entries
- dig forever and never hit bottom: paul sietsema
- follow the instructions: nina beier and marie lund
- forms exceeding ideas: emily wardill
- a million ways to say no: matias faldbakken
- ink worlds: roland flexner
- the control and drama of form: kitty kraus
- scaling mount analogue: joão maria gusmão and pedro paiva
- welcome to the jungle: klara liden
publication texts1–3 of 49
- “the book of john” — nicola ricciardi
- “burri: matter balanced in the ethics of form” — bruno corà
- “path of totality – some thoughts on light and darkness and this book” — gioia dal molin
publication texts4–49 of 49
- “in interludes and transitions”
- “alice in the cave: birgit glombitza on francesca bertin” — birgit glombitza
- “life and works of mario ceroli in a prologue, fifteen acts and a (provisional) epilogue” — cesare biasini selvaggi
- “what does being a woman mean?”
- “skin in the game” — bronac ferran
- “a collective doll house” — rebekka seubert
- “a conversation with duan jianyu’s painting” — bang wang
- “my adventures in alice’s land” — annie sprinkle
- “relational pedagogies and participatory spatial practice (or how to build collective spatial knowledge)” — beatrice leanza
- “disciplines of desire: a conversation with karimah ashadu”
- “it wants to be” — laura mclean-ferris
- “dirty girl color”
- “the performative politics of le nemesiache” — chiara bottici
- “in the bunker of history: places, voices and materials in rossella biscotti’s ‘the trial’” — giovanna zapperi
- “there are one million ways to disappear in california” — calla henkel
- “from entanglements to resonances”
- “sleepless: when the painting looks back at you” — damian jurt
- “reachable unconscious” from the record-publication salomé lamas: gold and ashes — lucas ferraço nassif
- “the voice as an interface between the personal and the political”
- “vissi d’arte, vissi d’amore” — gemma de angelis testa
- “instituting inconvenience and colonial relations: the genesis of european contemporary art institutions in mid-18th century london” — vika kirchenbauer
- “why a school? other kinds of situatedness” — beatrice leanza
- “broken record” — johanna schindler
- nari ward in conversation with charles moore
- “chaosmosis and the return of the grand narrative” — zhang ga
- “something goes wrong. mahtola wittmer’s video works” — maja wismer
- “trouble at the system-ensemble boundary” — nolan oswald dennis
- introduction — john miller
- “connected issues” — sarah johanna theurer
- “control the light: lily stockman’s paintings at maison la roche” — jennifer higgie
- “on the edge of meaning” — francesca benini
- “the hum of gabriel’s wing” — delfim sardo
- “third bodies: synnøve anker aurdal as a weaver between media” — lars bang larsen
- “simnikiwe → riet; riet → simnikiwe”
- trần lương in conversation with biljana ciric
- “speech about the constructor. on the trail of alfredo volpi in 1950s italy” — virginia magnaghi
- “echoing wildness: elisa caldana in conversation with lucia pietroiusti”
- “the pilgrim of angkor” — baptiste pinteaux
- “a policy of traces” — dominique figarella
- “le vide et le plein” — bruno corà
- “fratino ‘after’: italian sources, art history, queer temporality” — filippo bosco
- “oriental dreams—or schéhérazade without schéhérazade” — firuza melville
- “are we under the same sun?” — mirela baciak
- “vessels of mental holes” — cathrin mayer
- “the black everyday” — aindrea emelife
- “ghostwriting paul thek” — peter benson miller
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vol. 45 no. 1 (2025) — radical aesthetics9 entries
- editorial: to imagine, organise, enact: radical aesthetics as democratic practice — tanay ghandi, viktoria huegel
- "there is no death penalty in brazil": unsettling astonishments as an aesthetic of resistance of black women politicians — lívia de souza lima
- transformative listening: an aesthetic proposal to justice – the 2017 nsu tribunal in cologne — madlyn sauer
- radical instructions: yoko ono and radical imagination — gabriella daris
- the nearly forgotten futures of acid communism: foucault and antonioni at zabriskie point — todd landon barnes
- writing ourselves otherwise: representation, specularity, and epistemic humility — christopher griffin
- magna parens terra est — jacques lezra
- the body in political imagination: representing, choreographing, contesting the body politic — viktoria huegel
- the politics of the unexpected: transformative practices in a landscape of crisis — gigi argyropoulou
vol. 44 no. 2 (2024)5 entries
- democracy without demos: a prefigurative approach to democratic peoplehood — maxim van asseldonk
- constructing autism: norming thought through mathematics, masculinity, whiteness and fascism — cara-julie kather
- the superiority of surplus: an interview with daniel loick — tivadar vervoort, lietje bauwens, daniel loick
- too late fascism: a review of alberto toscano's late fascism — alexander aerts
- can we do without progress? — b.n. van hulzen
vol. 44 no. 1 (2024) — caribbean philosophy13 entries
- editorial: the caribbean dossier: shifting the geographies of reason
- unthinking mastery with suzanne césaire — sara kok
- speculative ecopoetics on 'the human': with suzanne césaire, édouard glissant, and audre lorde — emma krone
- opacity in open air: producing queer outsides through glissant's poetics of relation — m. garea albarrán
- saltwater insurgency: drowning and gender during the middle passage — britt van duijvenvoorde
- a political ecology of modernist resistance: turning the tide on ecomodernism and ecofascism in the new climatic regime — christopher felix julien
- shifting the geography of reason, with respects to spinoza — lewis r. gordon
- krisis reports: futuring critical theory, 13-15 september 2023 — jan overwijk
- thinking with cormac mccarthy — henry pickford
- from criticizing progress to psychoanalyzing critical theory: an interview with amy allen — tobias heinze, judith-frederike popp
- critical naturalism: replies to the critics of the manifesto — federica gregoratto, heikki ikäheimo, emmanuel renault, arvi särkelä, italo testa
- something is brooding — halbe kuipers
- krisis statement of solidarity with the student protests in the netherlands and elsewhere — editorial board
vol. 43 no. 1 (2023) — the care dossier ii24 entries
- editorial — liesbeth schoonheim
- radical care: seeking new and more possible meetings in the shadows of structural violence — kelly gawel
- debt and desire: differential exploitation and gendered dimensions of debt and austerity — jule govrin
- the climate politics of care practices: a conceptual and political exploration of more than human atmospheric care under conditions of air pollution — sophie van balen
- technology and society in habermas' early social theory: towards a critical theory of technology beyond instrumentalism — antonio oraldi
- ruins in the expanded field — jake romm
- is critical naturalism necessary? — martine prange, ties van gemert, willem van der deijl-kloeg, paolo santori
- critical naturalism: the manifesto and critical realism — urs lindner
- the critical naturalism manifesto: some comments — hans radder
- the need of a critical theory of digitalization — alexandra colligs
- theory at the limits of science and politics: the challenges of writing a manifesto in times of climate collapse — carmen dege
- a response to "critical naturalism: a manifesto" — aldo kempen
- "first nature" and colonial rifts: response to "critical naturalism: a manifesto" — jasmijn leeuwenkamp
- how critical is "second nature"? a diagnosis and an antidote — louis carré
- the aesthetics of natural history — tobias heinze
- anthropocene self-consciousness: response to "critical naturalism: a manifesto" — jay bernstein
- the absolute contradiction of self-determination — rasmus sandnes haukedal
- understanding the plurality of nature: a neo-spinozist response to the critical naturalism manifesto — kerstin andermann
- feminism after gaia: care and the posthuman — nathanja van den heuvel
- towards a dialectical naturalism: a response to "critical naturalism: a manifesto" — jensen suther
- critical naturalism from the margins — mariana teixeira
- earth system breakdown does not care about tenure track — harriet maria bergman
- do arendt and luxemburg have a remedy for our dark times? — henk van den belt
- from exile to resistance: an intimate portrait of edward said — bahar zamani
vol. 42 no. 1 (2022) — the care dossier i13 entries
- editorial — liesbeth schoonheim
- the limits of mutual aid and the promise of liberation within radical politics of care — rhiannon lindgren
- careful cracks: resistant practices of care and affect-ability — ludovica d'alessandro
- affective architecture: encountering care in built environments — linda kopitz
- staging uncivility, or, the performative politics of radical decolonial iconoclasm — matthias pauwels
- the politics of vulnerability and care: an interview with estelle ferrarese — liesbeth schoonheim, tivadar vervoort, estelle ferrarese
- thinking transindividuality along the spinoza-marx encounter: a conversation — bram wiggers, jason read
- critical naturalism: a manifesto — federica gregoratto, heikki ikäheimo, emmanuel renault, arvi särkelä, italo testa
- the uncaring feedback loop of the care-industrial complex, and why things go on like this — patricia de vries
- art's work in mnemonic care — sue shon
- a thousand agambens to replace the one we have — tim christiaens
- critiquing immunity, critiquing security — paul gorby
- propaganda, politics, philosophy: a critical review of jason stanley's how propaganda works — maarten van tunen
vol. 41 no. 2 (2021) — 70 years minima moralia38 entries
- rising sea levels and the right wave: an analysis of the climate change communication that enables 'the fascist creep' — harriet maria bergman
- the enthusiasm of political sequences: notes on sylvain lazarus's anthropology of the name — bryan doniger
- sanctuary politics and the borders of the demos: a comparison of human and nonhuman animal sanctuaries — eva meijer
- introduction [70 years minima moralia] — thijs lijster
- from downton abbey to minneapolis: aesthetic form and black lives matter — tom huhn
- truthful hope — ruth sonderegger
- the idea of tolerance and the perspective of the individual — arthur cools
- the possibility of a "felt contact with objects" — sudeep dasgupta
- the fragile strength of a dissolving subjectivity — josé a. zamora
- unity in suffering — nicholas baer
- politics of solitude — johan hartle
- intellectual bad conscience and solidarity with the underdogs — titus stahl
- to be recognized by the dog — vladimir safatle
- new labor — martin shuster
- dwarf fruit, or: the impertinent self — josef früchtl
- fanon pulls out a knife and cuts adorno's throat — willem schinkel, rogier van reekum
- after all, it is only an animal... — guilel treiber
- bad infinity, and beyond — thijs lijster
- transparency and its schematism — sjoerd van tuinen
- normality proper to the time is sickness — fabian freyenhagen
- this side of the pleasure principle — peter e. gordon
- thought's last chances: on being bound and free — cecilia sjöholm
- malignant normality and the dilemma of resistance: honoring minima moralia — shierry weber nicholsen
- the wound and the flower — surti singh
- mammoth, or: the dialectic of human afterlife — stefan niklas
- the eyes of the ape — matthew noble-olson
- either or — oshrat c. silberbusch
- knock knock — henry pickford
- conciliation "out of sheer egoism" — rolando vitali
- adorno on the dialectics of love and sex — stefano marino
- for felicitas — jelle p. baan
- rattled — samir gandesha
- almost — vivian liska
- j'accuse — antonia hofstätter
- democracy beyond the human — jamie van der klaauw
- the dark underbelly of capitalism: exploring the capitalism-war connection — marius nijenhuis
- enough with the caricatures: now is the time for solidarity — janneke toonders
- rejecting animal exploitation: a case for interspecies solidarity — yvette wijnandts
vol. 41 no. 1 (2021) — the new right wave1–7 of 14
- editorial: mapping the new right wave
- the "primal pseudos": adorno's concept of nationalism — wacyl azzouz
- beyond the wave, the sea: re-assessing the impact of the economic crisis on southern europe's populist upsurge — arthur borriello
- what comes after depression? the crisis of neoliberal subjectivity and the new authoritarian wave in brazil — arthur bueno
- the rise of neo-illiberalism — reijer hendrikse
- enduring the autoimmune aporia of democratic sovereignty — janar mihkelsaar
- radicalizing populism and the making of an echo chamber: the case of the italian anti-vaccination movement — natascha rietdijk
vol. 41 no. 1 (2021) — the new right wave8–14 of 14
- sensing the 'contemporary condition': the chronopolitics of sensor-media — sebastian scholz
- ill-neoliberalism — m. jouke huijzer
- belief beyond belief: on fashwave's esoteric future past — marc tuters
- crisis as the new normal — guido barbi
- instrumentalizing antisemitism: review of the politics of unreason — ido de haan
- on the reissue of the authoritarian personality — stefan niklas
- neoliberalism as frankenstein and an unfinished monster — casper verstegen
vol. 40 no. 1 (2020) — krisis 40 years15 entries
- the performative power of queer assembly — pablo pérez navarro
- art and research: a portrait of a humanities faculty as an inclusive workspace — christa-maria lerm hayes
- justice is always a relational matter: on forst's normativity and power — oana crusmac
- leveraging contingency: paradoxes of neoliberal speculation — jan overwijk
- participation and deliberation: introduction to a dossier on cristina lafont's democracy without shortcuts — rené gabriëls
- how dysfunctional must real-world democracies become before legislating by deliberative poll would be more democratic? — william j. talbott
- can truth (or problem-solving) do more for democracy? — justo serrano zamora
- two challenges for participatory deliberative democracy: expertise and the workplace — lisa herzog
- juridicocratic shortcuts to the long participatory road of democracy? — dorothea gädeke
- political parties and 'the long road of participatory deliberative democracy' — ronald tinnevelt
- stuck. or why democracy can be all joy and no fun — pieter pekelharing
- politics and power: notes on lafont's hermeneutics of democracy — liesbeth schoonheim
- randomized mini-publics, popular will formation and the societal conditions of deliberative learning processes — hauke brunkhorst
- sticking to the long road of participatory democracy: replies to my critics — cristina lafont
- the brazilian matrix: between fascism and neo-liberalism — samir gandesha, vladimir safatle
vol. 39 no. 1 (2019)17 entries
- introduction
- how to engage in practices of critique? from a universal conception of the good life to the contestation of universals — annemarije hagen
- the archipolitics of jacques rancière — ivana perica
- democracy for impertinent citizens — josef früchtl
- donald trump is not a shameless toddler: the problems with psychological analyses of the 45th us president — jill locke
- shameless deplorables — darryl barthé
- shame and the challenges of postwar western democracies — lisa koks, natalie scholz
- the problem and possibility of unashamed citizenship: jill locke and friedrich nietzsche — tessa de vet
- beyond the echo-chamber: an interview with hartmut rosa on resonance and alienation — thijs lijster, robin celikates, hartmut rosa
- interview with cécile laborde — anna blijdenstein
- the blind spots of left populism — didier fassin
- experimental procedures for new ontologies — tom kayzel, sigmund bruno schilpzand
- an activist scholar's approach to theorizing no borders — natasha basu
- perspectives that matter — corrado fumagalli
- field philosophy and the societal value of basic research — hans radder
- freedom or private government? — paul raekstad
- the aesthetics of ideology — robert sinnerbrink
vol. 38 no. 2 (2018) — marx from the margins: a collective project, from a to z74 entries
- k is for krisis: a short introduction to marx from the margins — editorial board
- acid communism — matt calquhoun
- anarchism — harriet bergman
- animals — eva meijer
- association — johan frederik hartle
- beauty industry — nora ruck
- big data — raimund minichbauer, gerald raunig
- biocapitalism — susanne lettow
- birmingham centre for contemporary cultural studies — johan frederik hartle
- black marxism — chris james newlove
- bohème — drehli robnik
- bonapartism — ido de haan
- borders — serhat karakayali
- caste — urs lindner
- chinese mode of production — wang ran
- commoning — anette baldauf, moira hille, annette krauss
- cultural marxism — marc tuters
- debt — joost de bloois
- dependency — emmanuel renault
- digital labour — marc-antoine pencolé
- dirty capitalism — sonja buckel, lukas oberndorfer
- double socialization of women — florian knasmüller, nora ruck, max beck, katharina piening
- enthusiasm — andrew poe
- exclusion — gianfranco casuso
- educating the educators — chad kautzer
- extractivism — jeff diamanti
- fake news — marc tuters
- fame — katharina hausladen
- fascism — özgür yalçın
- general intellect — roberto nigro
- golden age — pepijn brandon
- haitian revolution — jeanette ehrmann
- housing — michael klein
- imperial mode of living — ulrich brand, markus wissen
- infrastructure — darin barney
- insurgent universality — massimiliano tomba
- intellectual property — felix stalder
- intersectionality — birgit sauer
- jacobinism — james ingram
- judenfrage — ido de haan
- juridification — bianca tavolari
- living learning — lina dokuzovic
- lukács archives — jános weiss
- lumpenproletariat — james d. ingram
- marxist critique of post-colonialism — nikita dhawan
- master-slave dialectics (in the colonies) — mariana teixeira
- militant research — tania herrera
- moral pluralism — li yitian
- municipalism: from the commune to the municipalist movements — niki kubaczek, gerald raunig
- needs — max l. feldman
- non-citizens — yolande jansen
- non-simultaneity of the simultaneous — mauro basaure
- post-colonial critique of marxism — nikita dhawan
- precarias a la deriva — jul tirler
- precarization and credit — isabell lorey
- prefiguration — mathijs van de sande
- queering capitalism — gundula ludwig
- queerness — sudeep dasgupta
- religion as the opium of the people — zafer yılmaz
- sabotage — darin barney
- satire — daniel de zeeuw
- social reproduction — ankica čakardić
- social republic — bruno leipold
- social unionism — sanem güvenç-salgırli
- subaltern studies — sudeep dasgupta
- tina — christian neuhäuser
- university — sina talachian
- vampirism — dan hassler-forest
- voc — pepijn brandon
- weak resistance — ewa majewska
- whiteness — nicola lauré al-samarai, peggy piesche
- workerism — roberto nigro
- working poor — dan swain
- zapatistas: between us and them — gerardo montes de oca valadez
vol. 38 no. 1 (2018) — data activism11 entries
- reversing data politics: an introduction — stefania milan, lonneke van der velden
- three aspects of data worlds — jonathan gray
- living with data: aligning data studies and data activism through a focus on everyday experiences of datafication — helen kennedy
- surveillance realism and the politics of imagination: is there no alternative? — lina dencik
- civic tech at mysociety: how the imagined affordances of data shape data activism — stefan baack
- data activism in light of the public sphere — miren gutiérrez
- ambiguity, ambivalence, and activism: data organizing inside the institution — leah horgan, paul dourish
- the future of the new: an interview with boris groys — thijs lijster
- black transparency in the era of post-truth — patricia de vries
- the parameters of platform capitalism — niels van doorn
- fantasies of neoliberalism: from the clerical to the entrepreneurial subject — jan overwijk
vol. 37 no. 2 (2017)8 entries
- the theory and practice of contemporary animal rights activism — joost leuven
- elements of anti-islam populism: critiquing geert wilders' politics of offense with marcuse and adorno — michiel bot
- reframing the technosphere: peter sloterdijk and bernard stiegler's anthropotechnological diagnoses of the anthropocene — pieter lemmens, yuk hui
- imaginal interventions: an interview with chiara bottici — rob ritzen
- uncomfortable ethnographies: the politics of race and the untimeliness of critique — sudeep dasgupta
- water — matthijs kouw
- can the right of necessity be both personal and political? — temi ogunye
- dialectics of secular revelation: jameson's cognitive mapping aesthetic, thirty years on — marc tuters
vol. 37 no. 1 (2017) — dronedeutung7 entries
- dronedeutung: introduction
- these cryptical skies: drones and the image of nowhere — rob stone
- drone vision: towards a critique of the rhetoric of precision — øyvind vågnes
- embodiment and affect in a digital age: understanding mental illness among military drone personnel — alex edney-browne
- those who feel the fire burning: drone perception and the aesthetico-political image — halbe kuipers
- a predatory empire of surveillance and control — tobias burgers
- death and sophistry — sigmund bruno schilpzand
vol. 36 no. 2 (2016)1–4 of 13
- introduction: dossier 'the critical theory of hauke brunkhorst. a debate on legal revolutions and europe.' — rené gabriëls
- food for critical thinking: hauke brunkhorst's discussion of europe's politico-economic crisis — tannelie blom
- cosmopolitanism & negation: hauke brunkhorst's critical theory of legal revolutions — darryl cressman
- the asymmetries of hauke brunkhorst's critical theory — rené gabriëls
vol. 36 no. 2 (2016)5–13 of 13
- brunkhorst's critical theory: evolutionary paths or path dependency? — matthew hoye
- the cunning of democracy: reflections on hauke brunkhorst's das doppelte gesicht europas — sjaak koenis
- whither europe? — pieter pekelharing
- the pedagogy of law and its first mover — willem schinkel
- quiet legal (r)evolutions? trips, ttip and corporate power in post-democratic times — ludek stavinoha
- learning processes with varying outcomes: reply to my critics — hauke brunkhorst
- governing through responsibilization: managing unwanted migrants in the netherlands — lieke van der veer
- pillaged books and plundered maps: pirates and the boundaries of language — jess bier
- reading practices: how to read foucault? — frieder vogelmann
vol. 36 no. 1 (2016)7 entries
- senseless violence or unruly politics? the uncivil revolt of young rioters — femke kaulingfreks
- exile the rich! — thomas r. wells
- between universalism and particularism: marx's conception of reformism in his late thought — sina talachian
- in defence of utopia — merijn oudenampsen
- reconstructing alienation: a challenge to social critique? — beatrijs haverkamp
- animal deliberation: from farm philosophy to playing with pigs — eva meijer
- the somatechnics of willfulness — eliza steinbock
vol. 35 no. 2 (2015) — the new university17 entries
- the new university — rogier van reekum
- precarity and neoliberalism, resistance and solidarity: work and the future of the university — nguyen vu thuc linh, john-erik hansson, ola innset
- new art for the new university — jonas staal
- toward genuine democratization of the university: a case for the university of colour — sina talachian, vasileios koutsogiannis
- fighting fog – the case of creeping neoliberalism and weakening university democracy in norway — silje andresen, levon epremian, thomas jakobsen, michael jones, hilde refstie
- emotional democracy in practice — josef früchtl, natalie scholz
- the triple democratic deficit in university governance — rutger claassen, marcus düwell
- towards a post-neoliberal university: protest and complicity — peter-wim zuidhof
- the usefulness of useless knowledge — kati röttger
- the maagdenhuis occupation, the crisis of 'soft coupling' and the new university — paul benneworth
- power to the imagination! — mieke bal
- what should democracy mean in the university? — willem schinkel
- to love or to be loved? a platonic evaluation of academic development(s) — kirsten kalkman
- a 'circulation model' of education: a response to challenges of education at the new university — amos keestra, machiel keestra
- technical universities beyond marketization: educating the virtuous engineer — wessel reijers
- demonstrating academic worth — rogier van reekum
- beyond public and private: a model for co-operative higher education — mike neary, joss winn
vol. 35 no. 1 (2015) — pirates and privateers8 entries
- pirates and privateers: an introduction in three acts — daniel de zeeuw
- playstation, demonoid, and the orders and disorders of pirarchy — jonathan marshall, francesca da rimini
- on counter-hegemonic realism — oscar coppieters
- the privateering critic: re-reading the problem of the ban in marie de france and giorgio agamben — sonja schillings
- of pirarchy, anonimity, and parametric politics: an interview with ned rossiter and soenke zehle — daniel de zeeuw
- pirates, industry, and the state: perspectives on the construction of a spoil-sport in an age of copyright — liesbeth schoonheim
- in a society that has abolished every kind of adventure, the only adventure is to abolish the society — maxigas maxigas
- on critical theories and digital media — jonathan gray
vol. 34 no. 2 (2014)7 entries
- 'there's a nation united': on the interaction of affect and discourse in shifting significations of ubuntu — hanneke stuit
- let a hundred natures bloom: a polemical trope in the 'ontological turn' of anthropology — olivier surel
- on fifty years of one dimensional man and a critical philosophy of technology — darryl cressman
- how to do things with knowledge: an interview with sheila jasanoff — willemine willems
- the emancipatory potential of cosmopolitanism — annemarije hagen
- risk, commerce, authority: toward a critique of the politics of possibility — marijn hoijtink
- the disappearance of the masses: the future of a true illusion — daniel de zeeuw
vol. 34 no. 1 (2014)8 entries
- dossier on resisting reality: a debate with sally haslanger — robin celikates
- criticizing social reality from within haslanger: on race, gender, and ideology — titus stahl
- on haslanger's focal analysis of race and gender in resisting reality as an interpretive model — arianna betti
- oppression: its harms and wrongs — mari mikkola
- individualism, interpretation, and injustice: a reply to stahl, betti, and mikkola — sally haslanger
- science in a not so well-ordered society: a pragmatic critique of procedural political theories of science and democracy — huub dijstelbloem
- do we need others to emancipate ourselves? remarks on jacques rancière — ruth sonderegger
- engaged withdrawal: occupying politics beyond politics — daniël de zeeuw
vol. 33 no. 3 (2013)7 entries
- laibach's politics without a cause or the unsublated contradiction — atene mendelyte
- back to the future of communism: an introduction to gianni vattimo — rené gabriëls, thijs lijster
- towards the death of neo-liberalism — frank ankersmit
- beyond metaphysical realism: an interview with gianni vattimo — rené gabriëls, thijs lijster
- the 'right to have rights' as the right to a place of one's own — marieke borren
- uncertainty and emancipation: a metacritique of domination — nathan slangen
- beyond liberalism? a marxian account of liberty — sem de maagt
vol. 33 no. 2 (2013)4 entries
- the end of democratic capitalism? — veit bader
- democratic inclusion: citizenship or voting rights? — robin celikates
- not on venus: global poverty and causal innocence — gijs van donselaar
- friends, connections, and social norms of privacy: do social network sites change our conception of friendship? — beate rössler
vol. 33 no. 1 (2013)12 entries
- dossier: the right of freedom: a debate with axel honneth — robin celikates
- there must be some way out of here: in search of a critical theory of world society — rené gabriëls
- which justice, whose pathology? — thomas nys
- kantian autonomy and its social preconditions: on axel honneth's das recht der freiheit — beate rössler
- the fragile accomplishment of social freedom — joel anderson
- from personal relations to the rest of society — bert van den brink
- justice: constructive or reconstructive? — rutger claassen
- the 'us' of democratic will-formation and globalisation — yolande jansen
- replies — axel honneth
- designing identities: the politics of artificiality and authenticity in contemporary culture — rené boomkens
- links of rechts ressentiment? pedagogie van een concept — sjoerd van tuinen
- europe and the roma: the challenges of a governmentality approach — peter geschiere
vol. 32 no. 3 (2012) — civil disobedience8 entries
- civil disobedience: dilemmas of political resistance and protest — robin celikates, rené gabriëls
- noncivil disobedience and the right of necessity: a point of convergence — alejandra mancilla
- civil disobedience in a distorted public sphere — martin blaakman
- militant training camp and the aesthetics of civil disobedience — tom grimwood, martin lang
- kettling and the 'distribution of the sensible': investigating the liminality of the protesting body in a post-political age — tina managhan
- reclaiming democracy: an interview with wendy brown on occupy, sovereignty, and secularism — robin celikates, yolande jansen
- spatial segregation and inequality — tamar de waal
- participation as if things mattered — gijs van oenen
vol. 32 no. 2 (2012)5 entries
- a cartography of the posthuman: humanist, non-humanist and mediated perspectives on emerging biotechnologies — tamar sharon
- (dis)entangling culturalism, nativism, racism — pooyan tamimi arab
- saying 'we' again: a conversation with jodi dean on democracy, occupy and communism — thomas biebricher, robin celikates
- a paradigm for what? — floris solleveld
- animal politics and political animals — eva meijer
vol. 32 no. 1 (2012)8 entries
- between slavery and resistance: current politics of consumerism — ruth sonderegger, rené gabriëls
- the availability of things: a short genealogy of consumption — dominik schrage
- consumer citizenship: soft governance in political market arenas — veronika kneip
- consumer autonomy and its political manifestations: towards a sociological theory of the consumer citizen — jörn lamla
- teaching theory and the art of not-knowing: notes on pedagogical commonalism — rudi laermans
- clowns belong to the circus? a review of two books on art and activism — vesna madzoski
- what is political ontology? — martin saar
- ayn rand: fountainhead of neoliberalism? — p.w. zuidhof
vol. 31 no. 3 (2011)7 entries
- revisiting benjamin's artwork essay after seventy five years: an introduction — gijs van oenen
- the art of democracy — pascal gielen
- art and property — thijs lijster
- art and the fetish: seventy five years on — james martel
- matrix examinatrix: dispersion and concentration — isabell lorey, gerald raunig
- turning to speculation? — philippo bertoni
- law interrupted? latour snooping around le conseil d'etat — lonneke van der velden
vol. 31 no. 2 (2011)1 entry
- secularism and religious (in-)security — yolande jansen
vol. 31 no. 1 (2011)5 entries
- communism – idea vs. 'real movement'? introduction — robin celikates
- occasional notes on communism — étienne balibar
- marx and communism — franck fischbach
- arenas of truth making: the hiv/aids correlation as a case of contested facticity in science, politics, and journalism — fabian de kloe
- 'this system does not produce pleasure anymore': an interview with bernard stiegler — pieter lemmens
vol. 30 no. 3 (2010)4 entries
- economics: a science in crisis? introduction — guus dix, pim klaassen
- the economics of the crisis and the crisis of economics: lessons from behavioral economics — floris heukelom, esther-mirjam sent
- transgressing the boundaries: towards a transformative hermeneutics of behavioral economics — tiago mata
- can sound be noise? some thoughts on pop music, resistance and nationalism — melanie schiller
vol. 30 no. 2 (2010)2 entries
- drive as the structure of biopolitics: economy, sovereignty, and capture — jodi dean
- 'i speak like a ten-year old with strange jargon attached to it': an interview with jodi dean — gijs van oenen, christian van der veeke
vol. 30 no. 1 (2010)3 entries
- the pearl divers: hannah arendt, walter benjamin and the demands of history — eva de valk
- seeds of the future: 'presence' of the past in relation to ethnic violence — abele kamminga
- history, experience, and politics: an interview with martin jay — thijs lijster
vol. 29 no. 3 (2009)2 entries
- de securisering van de samenleving — marc schuilenburg
- soevereiniteit, biopolitiek en moderniteit: een kritische lezing van giorgio agamben's homo sacer — rudi laermans
vol. 29 no. 2 (2009)2 entries
- de nieuwe preventie: actuariële archiefsystemen en de nieuwe technologie van de veiligheid — willem schinkel
- 'i speak like a ten-year old with strange jargon attached to it': an interview with jodi dean — gijs van oenen, christian van der veeke
vol. 29 no. 1 (2009)6 entries
- sts on art and the art of sts: an introduction — ruth benschop
- retracing old organ sound: authenticity and the structure of artistic arguments — peter peters
- doing artworks: an ethnographic account of the acquisition and conservation of no ghost just a shell — vivian van saaze
- experimenting the listener: sound art and the doing - done to audience — ruth benschop
- sociology and science: a short controversy study about rembrandt's painting — matthijs versteegh
- artistiek onderzoek in het geheel van de wetenschappen — henk borgdorff
vol. 28 no. 3 (2008) — philosophy and human rights4 entries
- special issue on philosophy and human rights: introduction — marc de wilde
- power and powerlessness of human rights: the international discourse on human rights and its critics — regina kreide
- included but not belonging: badiou and rancière on human rights — ernst van den hemel
- what is cultural analysis? and what is the role of philosophy? an answer to murat aydemir — josef früchtl
vol. 28 no. 2 (2008)3 entries
- rereading rorty — albrecht wellmer
- a reaction to the früchtl / bal debate — murat aydemir
- the state is a limitation on human existence: an interview with simon critchley — gijs van oenen, irena rosenthal, ruth sonderegger
vol. 28 no. 1 (2008)7 entries
- introduction to secularism or democracy? associational governance of religious diversity — veit bader
- democratic negotiations of religion and politics — anders berg-sørensen
- liberal democracies and the production of religious truth — irena rosenthal
- secularism, post-structuralism or beyond? a response to my critics — veit bader
- what is cultural analysis? and what is the role of philosophy? — josef früchtl
- "you do what you have to do": a response to josef früchtl — mieke bal
- art is going elsewhere, and politics has to catch it: an interview with jacques rancière — sudeep dasgupta
plutonics catalogue
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volume :(::) (march 2021)26 entries
- introduction
- the hyperstitional philosophy of time-travel cybernetics: theosophy, the ccru, and black-box poiesis — robert elio cabrales
- corpus fauni, for a mathematics of the nose — af collective
- page torn from a ledger — christopher clifton
- folded vorticism — samuel jole atkinson
- entropy and time in cybernetic cities — 121
- the time of seduction, the seduction of time — dr. didact, et al.
- the hyperstition of science fiction: brief aspects — willian perpétuo busch
- geotraumatics, expenditure, and death: towards a transcendental deduction of oil — cute_noumena
- decay:compression — antinegin
- the lost jewel, the proper address of dethroned rulers, and the world egg — daniel galef
- we are not living. we are lived — iván ortega
- digital excess: community, transgression and symbolic exchange in anonymous online spaces via b.r. yeager's amygdalatropolis — scott litts
- your name will no longer be — nicholas alexander hayes
- goth thots — alex ray
- body required — hallidonto
- human bubbles: foam as metaphor — victor jekic
- the voyage of the ess confluence — anders aamodt
- templexical hierarchies — attay kremer
- the rhythms of key electric — jonah howell
- automation and catastrophe — patrick leftwich
- lady strider — doña casilda ávila (albanian original); circe tabira (english translation & illustrations); colectiva tzitzimiyotl (introduction and notes)
- a cruel angel — inane dreamz
- retrocausative templexity as a function of paranoid hyperspace: towards a schizo-analysis of the conspiratological patter — frobisher smith
- permutations in dating and surveillance (difference and repetition) — michael quint
- an examination of the mondo 2000 compendium book's increasing reappearances and seemingly self-amplifying relevance — g.r. harmston
volume 15 (march 2022)20 entries
- introduction
- ☉anality, solarity, and vacuity — alex reifenrath
- the bullet train of camden — mario ramirez-arrazola
- the cult of the black sun — samil
- the two disruptions: marx and scholz — henrique salema maschk darlim
- the ejaculation of inner experience and the formation of the sacred mythos — tank wallin
- vessels of waste: the ambivalent expenditure of sex work — vivienne chambers
- "weak narrativity" — a graphic analysis of staging, plot progression, and cognitive tension in the festival (2018) — logan k. young
- ockham's black razors — darko vukić
- am i divine? — jade mandrake
- gethsemane — zoe gold
- dyadic serial procedures in my late husband's ahktet — logan kaye young
- the embryonic parasite — luke baker
- twinned excess: on alemán oviedo's 'cosmic parasitism' — isidro parodi
- lovecraftian networks — willian perpetual busch
- attendee presentation sequence — g.r. harmston
- east river mollywater best friends forever — zoey greenwald
- the arcachon continuum — dan mcneil
- heroinsex — zoe gold
- für lis, the fearless slime — the af collective
volume 16 (april 2023)14 entries
- introduction
- an inquiry into future peoples — 121
- on the truth of fiction — attay kremer
- s c i e n t i f i c — the tired iterational/international
- rocket-jumping hawkmoth — george micah kuhn
- maladaptive discreteness — miroslav griško
- a conjectured life — luke larkin
- tic-xenotation as a solution to problems of context: barker, derrida, and eti — peter heft
- preliminary outline of three theory gadgets — g.r. harmston
- rescue-attempt — louis lapathi
- cosmic silence — leo zausen
- reviewer 2 — matthew chrulew
- scream theory: the terror of sensual dimension — scott w. schwartz
- raw road — laila sougri
volume 17 (may 2024)8 entries
- editor's introduction
- the monstrous archive — jean-jacques martinod
- ai as conduit: digital séance and the revelation of inhuman intelligence in latent space — emily martin
- facing a digital echo — thomas huntington
- / betwixt / bodies / — tyler grimes
- a blind spot for large language models: supradiegetic linguistic information — julia witte zimmerman, denis hudon, kathryn cramer, jonathan st. onge, mikaela fudolig, milo z. trujillo, christopher m. danforth, and peter sheridan dodds
- ai as an "object": a critique of graham harman's ideas on ai — mohammad hadi forouzesh nia
- the amsterdam report — g.r. harmston
hostis catalogue
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issue 1: cruelty6 entries
- a short introduction to the politics of cruelty
- nice shit for everybody — julio c
- an enduring passion for criminality — tom nomad and gallus stanig mag
- ¿ulrike? — daniel gutiérrez
- there is a third thing — taken from o globo, translated by pepe rojo
- interlude iii — cassandra troyan
issue 2: beyond recognition10 entries
- introduction: recognition and its discontents
- five theses on the politics of cruelty
- a letter to the editors — mary nardini gang
- a cautious reply
- the real war [la guerre véritable] — anonymous
- against the state of emergency [contre l'état d'urgence, l'urgence de prendre la rue] — anonymous
- notes on people who have been surveilled by the police or the state asked to take a picture that reveals nothing about them — gabriel saloman
- the tyranny of imagery: or, how to escape the zoopraxiscope — anonymous
- no selves to abolish: afro-pessimism, anti-politics, and the end of the world — k. aarons
- peak panik — helge peters and johannes büttner
issue 3: fuck the police7 entries
- zine: order reigns but doesn't govern
- black skin, black masks
- zine: notes on militant folds — jaleh mansoor
- god only knows what devils we are
- against the state of emergency
- sad asian girls
- zine: "it's not a debate, it's war!"
primers3 entries
- hostis primer: blackness
- hostis primer: riots
- hostis primer: the state
telos catalogue
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core1–132 of 260
- photography, finitude, and the human self through time — ruth jackson
- working on the self: adorno and wittgenstein on the therapeutic task of philosophy — roger foster
- revolutionizing time: bloch's challenge to marx in spirit of utopia — john-patrick schultz
- empirical and theoretical knowledge in adorno's 'experimentation in music psychology' — joshua rayman
- the theological turn of contemporary critical theory — alex cistelecan
- the force of critique: walter benjamin's concept of the mimetic redemption of nature-history — joseph weiss
- toward an embodied utopia: marcuse, the re-ordering of desire, and the 'broken' promise of post-liberal practices — joseph winters
- schmitt and marcuse: friends, force, and quality — joseph diaz
- herbert marcuse on jewish identity, the holocaust, and israel — zvi tauber
- beyond domination and guilt: marcuse's political theology between oedipus and christ — christoph schmidt
- from eros to eschaton: herbert marcuse's liberation of time — caroline edwards
- marcuse the lover — vincent lloyd
- beyond bad conscience: marcuse and affects of religion after secularism — annika thiem
- marcuse and 'the christian bourgeois concept of freedom' — vincent geoghegan
- but who created the controllers? control as social production of meanings of consumption — shay hershkovitz
- improvising the future: theory, practice, and struggle in adorno and horkheimer's towards a new manifesto — matt applegate
- et tu, subject? — dianna taylor
- the impasse of post-metaphysical political theory: on derrida and foucault — paul rekret
- on subjectivity and the risk pool; or, zizek's lacuna — kevin s. amidon and zachary gray sanderson
- pure and impure in the philosophy of giorgio agamben — robbie duschinsky
- horkheimer's pessimism and compassion — ryan gunderson
- messages in a bottle and other things lost to the sea: the other side of critical theory or a reevaluation of adorno's aesthetic theory — james hellings
- humanities and the public sphere: scholarship, language, technology — russell a. berman
- openness as a form of closure: public sphere, social class, and alexander kluge's counterproducts — michael bray
- the politics of 'theory' in a late twentieth-century university: a memoir — arthur c. t. strum
- historicist orientalism as a public absolute: on herder's typo-teleology — jeffrey s. librett
- toward an anti-monumental literary-critical style: notes on walter benjamin and jean paul — sean franzel
- marx, heine, and german cosmopolitanism: the 1844 deutsch-franzosische jahrbucher — eleanor courtemanche
- literary? public? proletarian: offentlichkeit and erfahrung among the haymarket martyrs — loren kruger
- citizen-soldiers and militarized nostalgia: genres of war and place in the 1950s public sphere — jaimey fisher
- offending the public: handke, herzog, hypnosis — brad prager
- a certain light, but only a juridical light: the legal aesthetics of thomas bernhard's the lime works — casey servais
- melancholy science? german idealism and critical theory reconsidered — wesley phillips
- allegories of falling — howard eiland
- malentendu? adorno: a history of misunderstandings — detlev claussen
- adorno's dreams and the aesthetic of violence — russell perkins
- the spiritless rose in the cross of the present: retracing hegel in adorno's negative dialectics and related lectures — lauren coyle
- reification, materialism, and praxis: adorno's critique of lukacs — timothy hall
- lingering with the particular: minima moralia's critical modernism — roger foster
- revisiting the dialectic of environment: nature as ideology and ethics in adorno and the frankfurt school — eric s. nelson
- adorno's ethics without the ineffable — fabian freyenhagen
- naturalism as an ontology of ourselves — maurizio meloni
- countering modernity: foucault and arendt on race and racism — dianna taylor
- a broken constellation: agamben's theology between tragedy and messianism — agata bielik-robson
- dialectical sonority: walter benjamin's acoustics of profane illumination — mirko m. hall
- deconstruction, justice of the 'other,' and enlightenment spirit: notes from reading derrida — xinyu lu
- wittgenstein and the fate of theory — chantal bax
- the political legacy of max horkheimer and islamist totalitarianism — bassam tibi
- metaphysical elements in the aesthetics of benjamin, adorno, and horkheimer — joshua rayman
- world-disclosure and critique: did habermas succeed in thinking with heidegger and against heidegger? — christina lafont
- preserving the eidetic moment: a contribution of phenomenology to critical theory — david m. rasmussen
- a. r. l. gurland, the frankfurt school, and the critical theory of antisemitism — kevin s. amidon
- context, event, politics: recovering the political in the work of jacques derrida — jonathan blair
- peter szondi: positions of a literary critic (at the border) — rainer nagele
- critical theory and the challenge of totalitarianism — peter uwe hohendahl
- the foucault-habermas debate: the reflexive and receptive aspects of critique — ejvind hansen
- from habermas to horkheimer's early work: directions for a materialist reconstruction of communicative critical theory — konstantinos kavoulakos
- high/low and the discourse of 'anti'? — ralph shain
- the derrida virus — nikos a. salingaros
- on mythic mimesis — joshua gunn
- terrorism of the spirit — alain minc
- introduction — robert d'amico, paul piccone, and gary ulmen
- a lifeworld without a subject: habermas and the pathologies of modernity — finn bowring
- adorno may still be right — jack zipes
- what was telos all about? — robert d'amico
- where is telos going? — david gross
- toward a north american critical theory — tim luke
- no czechs or dogs allowed: the former praxis international in prague — aviezer tucker
- scapegoating capitalism — paul piccone
- beyond pseudo-culture? reconstituting fundamental political concepts — paul piccone
- theory of pseudo-culture — theodor w. adorno
- the utopian function of tradition — jack zipes
- the actuality of traditions — paul piccone
- a clear thinker — helmut dubiel
- leo lowenthal: in memoriam — martin jay
- the heroic pedestrian or the pedestrian hero? walter benjamin and the flaneur — graeme gilloch
- the myth of the totally administered society — robert d'amico
- theory of the future — robert hullot-kentor
- does critical theory need saints or foundations? — paul piccone
- karl popper and the frankfurt school — robert d'amico
- rescuing the past — david gross
- the society of the spectacle 20 years later: a discussion — russell a. berman
- the society of the spectacle 20 years later: a discussion — david pan
- the society of the spectacle 20 years later: a discussion — paul piccone
- introduction — paul piccone
- sometimes a cigar is just a good smoke: xmas ideology or reaganism? — paul piccone
- the domination of nature revisited: a critique of edward o. wilson — john bokina
- levi-strauss' mythology of the myth — renata schlesier
- music, postmodernism and critical theory — john bokina
- the mind of eugene v. genovese — paul gottfried
- organized crime in central asia — dmitri likhanov
- the limits of glasnost: introduction to likhanov's 'organized crime in central asia' — victor zaslavsky
- telos: 1968 and now — frank adler
- goethe in chains. west berlin 'at 750': the politics of commemoration — katie trumpener
- counterculture and consumerism — russell a. berman
- missing and accounted for: public intellectuals — michael taves
- beyond otherness or: the spectacularization of anthropology — johathan friedman
- roundtable on intellectuals and the academy — tim luke
- against theory, pragmatism, and deconstruction — jeffrey malkan
- roundtable on intellectuals and the academy — various
- introduction — paul piccone
- the left as the counter-culture of modernity — zygmunt bauman
- introduction — paul piccone
- against the post-marxist pseudo-left — moishe gonzales
- ethics and critical theory: from horkheimer to habermas — john torpey
- autonomy and redemption: reply to gonzales, breines and wolin — joel whitebook
- power without the state — carla pasquinelli
- the disappearance of art: the postmodernism debate in the u.s. — christa burger
- post-criticism, or the limits of avant-garde theory — r. lane kauffman
- the triumph of the void — walter van rossum
- reclaiming c. wright mills — john alt
- were we wrong? — murray bookchin
- theoretical amnesia — moishe gonzales
- left melancholy — david gross
- german irrationalism during weimar — burghard schmidt
- against adjustment — richard wolin
- deconstructing d'amico or why joel whitebook is so upset — robert d'amico
- bureaucracy and culture: a conference report — victoria macdonald
- radical and conservative critique: a conference report — john alt
- kellner's critical theory: a reassessment — moishe gonzales
- critical theory and the culture industries: a reassessment — douglas kellner
- communicative rationality and desire — roy boyne
- communicative rationality and desire — scott lash
- the crisis of the left and new social identities — federico stame
- on the alleged demise of vaginal sexuality: mournful account of the relationship between psychoanalysis and feminism — renata schlesier
- pacifism and its problems — paul thibaud
- the vexation of weil — jean bethke elshtain
- bureaucratic approaches to the bureaucracy: a conference report — robert antonio
- the world as will and representation: deleuze's and guattari's critique of capitalism as schizo-analysis and schizo-discourse — manfred frank
- evolutionary theory in ferment — martha r. herbert
- the origins of aesthetic value — michael mckeon
- the manufacture and consumption of child abuse as an issue — john grady
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- neo-conservative culture criticism in the united states and west germany: an intellectual movement in two political cultures — jurgen habermas
- the reconquest of time — andre gorz
- the limits of self-determination and self-management: an interview with andre gorz — andre gorz
- gaullism with a human face? — moishe gonzales
- egoism and the freedom movement (1936) — max horkheimer
- theses on technocracy — joel kovel
- italy's permanent crisis — noberto bobbio
- reply to our non-critics — andrew arato
- more on telos and social movements — paul breines
- the crisis of western societies — cornelius castoriadis
- reply to our non-critics — jean cohen
- reviews as politics: reply to bookchin — daniel n. graham
- finding the subject: notes on whitebook and 'habermas ltd.' — murray bookchin
- between crisis management and social movements: the place of institutional reforms — jean cohen
- it is not easy to walk upright — rudi dutschke
- introduction to dutschke's memoirs — john fekete
- notes during the abolition of thinking — ernst herhaus
- a new social movement? — klaus eder
- nietzsche and critical theory — peter putz
- the dialectics of rationalization: an interview with jurgen habermas — jurgen habermas, axel honneth, eberhard knodler-bunte, arno widmann
- on interpretation — john fekete
- against androgeny — jean bethke elshtain
- toward a critique of the french ideology — amedeo vigorelli
- planning for a non-sexist society — lynne layton
- planning for a non-sexist society — mary papke
- on the german-jewish heritage — jurgen habermas
- why more political theory? — jean cohen
- the academy and its discontents — bernie fels
- the problem of nature in habermas — joel whitebook
- the crisis of late capitalism and the future of democracy: an interview with habermas — jurgen habermas, angelo bolaffi
- marcuse and feminism — margaret cerullo
- marcuse's feminist dimension — joan b. landes
- hauser and lukacs — peter c. ludz
- radicalism and needs in heller — laura boella
- rationalization and the family — joel kovel
- reply to alt — francis hearn
- piccone's fourth dimension — john a. debrizzi
- on contradiction — francois george
- culture and negativity: notes toward a theory of the carnival — david gross
- then and now — claude lefort
- beyond neo-marxism — murray bookchin
- culture and politics in the age of artificial negativity — tim luke
- understanding bureaucratic centralism — andrew arato
- the dictatorship over needs — ferenc feher
- the crisis of one-dimensionality — paul piccone
- the totally administered society — st. louis telos group
- irony and the 'disorders of the soul' — david gross
- reply to andre gorz — cornelius castoriadis
- the diversionists — cornelius castoriadis
- sartre and the deaf — andre gorz
- praxis and temporality: karel kosik's political theory — james schmidt
- a speculative materialist — jurgen habermas
- springtime weepers — regis debray
- response to the master censors — bernard-henri levy
- the noise and the message — edgar morin
- reply to levy — jacques ranciere
- psychoanalysis as social theory — helmut dahmer
- forms of equality — ferenc feher
- forms of equality — agnes heller
- the end of internalization: adorno's social psychology — jessica benjamin
- biological determinism — joseph s. alper
- the footnote fetish — jon wiener
- introduction to adorno's 'the actuality of philosophy' — benjamin snow
- internal polemics — paul piccone
- internal polemics — robert d'amico
- internal polemics — ferenc feher
- internal polemics — bart grahl
- internal polemics — paul breines
- internal polemics — james schmidt
- on the irresistibility of the petty bourgeoisie — hans magnus enzensberger
- the epistemology of sociology — lucien goldmann
- toward a critical theory of play — francis hearn
- therapy in late capitalism — joel kovel
- wars of the twentieth century and the twentieth century as war — jan patocka
- freud's concept of the family — mark poster
- critiques of reason from weber to bloch — michael landmann
- the social relations of the classroom: a moral and political perspective — jean bethke elshtain
- northrop frye: parameters of mythological structuralism — john fekete
- moral development and ego identity: a clarification — dick howard
- eleven theses on beethoven — maynard solomon
- on the problem of the dialectic — herbert marcuse
- introduction to marcuse's 'on the problem of the dialectic' — morton schoolman
- prologue to a theory of revolutionary intellectuals — alvin w. gouldner
- anamnestic solidarity: the proletariat and its manes — christian lenhardt
- a concept of subjectivity: comments on jacoby's social amnesia — robert d'amico
- from liblice to kafka — tom morris
- political economy and critical theory — giacomo marramao
- marcuse's 'second dimension' — morton schoolman
- what is bureaucracy? — claude lefort
- bureaucracy: political system and social dynamic — jose baptista
- introduction to krahl — patrick murray
- the neo-idealist defense of subjectivity — andrew arato
- toward a politics of signs: reading baudrillard — jean-claude giradin
- on social identity — jurgen habermas
- introduction to lyotard — robert hurley
- beethoven and the enlightenment — maynard solomon
- beethoven and the sonata form — robert c. solomon
- the budapest school — serge frankel
- laing, cooper and the tension in theory and therapy — russell jacoby
- the budapest school — daniel martin
- introduction to the foucault-deleuze discussion — robert d'amico
- the intellectuals and power: a discussion between gilles deleuze and michel foucault — gilles deleuze and michel foucault
- on writing cultural criticism — david gross
- introduction to marcuse's 'on the philosophical foundation of the concept of labor in economics' — douglas kellner
- the authoritarian state — max horkheimer
- max weber and the dynamics of rationalized domination — jean cohen
- negative psychoanalysis and marxism: towards an objective theory of subjectivity — russell jacoby
- early 'marxist' critiques of reich — constantin sinelnikov
- administration theory as repressive political theory: the communist experience — frederic j. fleron and lou jean fleron
- the dialectical foundations of critical theory: jurgen habermas' metatheoretical investigations — trent schroyer
- lukacs' theory of reification — andrew arato
- towards a critique of automatic marxism: the politics of philosophy from lukacs to the frankfurt school — russell jacoby
- the marxism and anti-marxism of wilhelm reich — howard press
- beethoven, sonata and utopia — maynard solomon
- principles of dialectical psychology — carl ratner
- the phenomenology of fucking — michael kosok
- husserl's crisis — william leiss
- technocracy and rebellion — andrew feenberg
- pravda — maurice merleau-ponty
- the dialectics of nature: a united field theory of the sciences — michael kosok
- the critical psychology of r.d. laing — carl ratner
- notes on georg lukacs' 'the old culture and the new culture' — paul breines
- husserl and the mastery of nature — william leiss
- toward a new phenomenology — enzo paci
- on the women question — alexander delfini
- the a.p.a. convention: new york, december, 1969 — telos staff
- graduate student journals: predicaments, prospects, and pitfalls — telos staff
- structure and superstructure in gramsci — andrea calzolari
endnotes catalogue
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endnotes 1: preliminary materials for a balance sheet of the 20th century7 entries
- bring out your dead
- when insurrections die — gilles dauvé
- normative history and the communist essence of the proletariat — théorie communiste
- human, all too human? — gilles dauvé
- love of labour? love of labour lost… — gilles dauvé & karl nesic
- much ado about nothing — théorie communiste
- afterword
endnotes 2: misery and the value form7 entries
- crisis in the class relation
- misery and debt
- notes on the new housing question
- communisation and value-form theory
- the moving contradiction
- the history of subsumption
- sleep-worker's enquiry
endnotes 3: gender, race, class and other misfortunes7 entries
- editorial
- the holding pattern
- the logic of gender
- a rising tide lifts all boats
- logistics, counterlogistics and the communist prospect — jasper bernes
- the limit point of capitalist equality — chris chen
- spontaneity, mediation, rupture
endnotes 4: unity in separation13 entries
- editorial #4
- brown v. ferguson
- a history of separation
- preface
- the construction of the workers' movement
- the infrastructure of the modern world
- the fracturing of the workers' movement
- the strange victory of the workers' movement
- the defeat of the workers' movement
- afterword
- gather us from among the nations
- its own peculiar decor — chris wright
- an identical abject-subject?
endnotes 5: the passions and the interests21 entries
- editorial
- we unhappy few
- introduction
- i. councilism and its critique
- ii. open marxism?
- iii. case studies analysed
- iv: a theory of groups and a theory of thinking
- error
- contours of the world commune — friends of the classless society
- the passion of communism
- italian invariance in the 1970s
- transition — jacques camatte
- proletariat and gemeinwesen — jacques camatte
- excerpts from "apocalypse and revolution" — giorgio cesarano
- provocation — giorgio cesarano
- glosses on humanism — gianni carchia
- letter to lotta continua — marisa fiumano
- revolutionary motives — jasper bernes
- to abolish the family — m.e. o'brien
- life against nature — mårten björk
- notes from the chemo room — jeanne neton
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- biennialese blues: review of whitney biennial 2026 — sean tatol
- liberalism is dead, long live liberalism! — conrad hamilton
- post-neoliberalism & the rise of brand subjectivity — anna longo
- luxury activism: art, fashion & capital — eduarda neves
- the questions concerning the ethics of ai — joel white
- the best ever art basel review that qatar money can buy — noor ben-ami
- support the iranian revolution 2026! — jason mohaghegh, reza negarestani, mohammad salemy
- rhetoric vs reality: iranian regime is an imperialist project preventing a free palestine! — roya rastegar
- on state collapse & democide in iran — abbas shahrabi farahani
- how was this monster born? contemplations on the ontology of the iranian islamic republic — asal mansouri and borna dehghani
- the human centipede ii: qatar & the broker's cut — reza negarestani
- claire fontaine at art basel qatar — noor ben-ami
- why monarchism is filling iran's political void? — mina khanlarzadeh
- الغای زیر ساختهای شیعه اسلام در ایران — pouya goran
- abolition of infrastructural shia islam in iran — pouya goran
- ایران، بزرگترین دردسر: دربارهٔ سکوتِ مزمنِ بخشی از چپِ معاصر — reza negarestani
- letter for iran, 2026 — jason mohaghegh
- iran, the greatest inconvenience: on the eternal silence of a contemporary left — reza negarestani
- open letter to the anti imperialist left — sirantos fotopoulos
- regarding the erasure of iranian uprising — mina khanlarzadeh
- why critical theory isn't marxism & why western vs. eastern marxism is an illusory dichotomy? — katerina kolozova
- applied collapse in venezuela — richard hames
- hard habit to break: on political readings of art & marxist citationalism — sean tatol
- rational inhumanism vs landian anti-philosophy — reza negarestani
- wholesale! assembly-line fiction & synthetic contingency — eugénie desmedt
- everything was actually prepared: on wolfgang tillmans & the illusion of activism — eduarda neves
- double-edged sword: neoliberalism and the politics of american education — matvey agranovskiy
- a for apparatus: pejman foundation, ten years later — erfan ghiasi
- the (sino-)future is now — josef gregory mahoney
- computational contemplation of burg of babel — mohammad salemy
- organized callousness: gaza & the sociology of war — lea david, siniša malešević
- postcards from mitteleuropa: reviews from sean tatol's european tour — sean tatol
- two futures — luka cvetkovic
- cut off this text and eat it. neoplasm of ontᵏology — nikita sazonov
- 9/11 & televisual intersubjectivity — mohammad salemy
- exotopy, neo-orientalism and postcolonial curation — amin nadi
- learners of the world, unite! part iii — filipe felizardo
- why documenta must be abolished? — mohammad salemy
- clarice pelotas rios: nick land for a queer accelerationism! — trans. claire fangloria
- learners of the world, unite! part ii — filipe felizardo
- after the end of the world — sean tatol
- learners of the world, unite! part i — filipe felizardo
- sinthome as a subject — maks valenčič
- trump's ai gaza as accidental art — ronen eidelman
- promethean shame in the age of rationalist cults — nick reilly
- masobaby & the unborn monument — darko vukic
- ad hoc: the second contemporary — boris ondreička
- claude reads and chat gpt explicates "kant, capital, and the prohibition of incest" — trans. mohammad salemy
- category theory & differential identities — mohammad salemy
- brave new scale: darwinism of contemporary capitalism's ai — mstyslav kazakov
- buyer's remorse: netanyahu's meltdown over trump's middle eastern about face — mouin rabbani
- berlin, we have a yoko and klaus problem! — cornelius tittel
- woke is dead? not so fast! — katerina kolozova
- mohammad salemy: la estructura retorcida del populismo — trans. lauro lópez-sánchez
- have i got news for you: the road to neo-feudalism — korinna patelis
- twisted structure of populism — mohammad salemy
- abdullah öcalan's letter demanding unilateral end to kurdish armed conflict with turkish state — trans. mohammad salemy
- passive-maga & the retvrn to vintage 2007-era tech ceo fawn response: chris smalls vs joshua citarella in their own words — mifnyse
- cornering the critics — sean tatol
- from crimson intelligence to black light: a plea for renegotiating persian modernity — soroush seyyedi
- what is a procedural essay? — ivan netkachev
- aesthetic transparency — liam sibai
- community of irreal — will scarlett
- the stirner affair — niranjan krishna
- a note on the catastrophe of late art — sean tatol
- on minor bestiary — eduarda neves
- the problem of the nature of thought — serubiri moses
- i am a philosopher — filipe felizardo
- fuck culture — cássia siqueira
- good times — luka cvetkovic
- escaping post-sellarsian marxism's transcategorial maze – part ii — dilshad murad
- the human centipede: a view from the art world — reza negarestani
- other endings — nick land
- also reality and the weight of conjunctions — michelle renee hoppe
- letter to the washed away — lucy cordes engelman
- interpretation contra structural reading — liam sibai
- anti-hauntology & the semiotics of the end — alessandro sbordoni
- escaping post-sellarsian marxism's transcategorial maze – part i — dilshad murad
- the 1968 venice biennale & boycotting the exhibition: an account of three extraordinary days — chiara di stefano
- kunstwollen minus the human (painting in the age of machinic will to art) — mohammad salemy
- blood and oil in the orient: a 2023 update — shimshon bichler and jonathan nitzan
- ruangrupa: contemporary art or friendship industry? — galit eilat
- call the bronze age… they forgot their pictograms! — sabine wedege
- interferential axiology: excess & disruption — freya häberlein
- shades of green in praxis — eros livieratos
- here & elsewhere, at war, & into the future — mohammad salemy
- artext: what postpones the union between symbolic systems & language? – part iii — maria koroleva
- zionism reconsidered — hannah arendt
- artext: what postpones the union between symbolic systems & language? – part ii — maria koroleva
- artext: what postpones the union between symbolic systems & language? – part i — maria koroleva
- spaces & places, an interview with bastian gehbauer — kasra rahmanian
- some brief notes on reza negarestani's intelligence & spirit — eric schmid
- franz boas & the founding of new york's american museum of natural history, a never published letter — mohammad salemy
- the case for artplay — milan markovic
- creative groundlessness: a rehearsal in self-translation — ioannis andronikidis
- modern art: a true conspiracy — mohammad salemy
- crisis, what crisis: 21 notes on the difficulties of what needs to be done — mohammad salemy
- a black is not a man: fanon, sartre, and racial metamorphosis — sam n. brown
- notes on hypervision — mstyslav kazakov
- the dead god, a short story in two parts — ivan niccolai
- of contradictions between sociology & neoliberalism — paulo limongi
- not giving up on humans — luka cvetkovic
- the purist — filipe felizardo
- pyromaniac research unit manifesto — jesús ponce
- retinol: a mode of action — maks valenčič
- manifesto for uchronic gardens, pt. i — atopia collection
- the narcissist image — liam sibai
- sorry you can't pass a turing test but i'm different — alexander iadarola
- unthought apparitions — brent cox
- the work of art in the age of cybernetic criticism — kanad chakrabarti
- cosmotechnics & the multicultural trap — vinícius portella
- pandemic, time for a transversal political imagination — ali ahadi
- generation z: invincible, angry & radical — mehyar mohammadi
- law & platform architecture — zé antonio magalhães, artemis papachristou
- arriving from the future: sinofuturism & the post-human in the philosophy of nick land & yuk hui — carlos henrique carvalho souza
- dimes is of the essence: gardeners of the creative — laszlo horvath, eric schmid, connor tomaka
- artist as a formal system: towards a general theory of art — alexey vanushkin
- on daniel hölzl's grounded — mohammad salemy
- the future history of skills — edy fung
- metamorphoses of crypto capital — akshat khare
- copy, object & matter in 3d printed historical monuments — pedro telles da silveira
- babylonian neo-mustaqbal: continental vibe and the metaverse — ruba al-sweel
- stellar bile, terrestrial extraction & carrie blast furnaces — peter heft
- interfacing materials: an experiment with self-organized writing — ana paula silva, matheus ferreira
- the summer exhibitions of discontent — pierre d'alancaisez
- telos at the end: a meditation on dysteleological superintelligence — mstyslav kazakov
- second-order design fictions in end times — dulmini perera, tony fry
- documenta 15: captured & content — baruch gottlieb
- hito steyerl: context is everything, except when it comes to germany — trans. eric meier
- hermeneutics of ether: immanuel kant's thing in itself in the opus postumum — pablo emilio aguilar reyes
- of bartleby & blockchain: digital scriveners in the age of cryptocurrencies — kanad chakrabarti
- the substitution of john cage — lika kareva
- planetary scale art — enda o'riordan
- mathemetaphysics exordium — eric schmid
- secret origin — sahej rahal
- styles of misanthropy — kyrie mason
- misleading projectiles — darko vukic
- retrievals of the lost past: jewish mysticism and cinema — milad roshani payan
- shannon's demon — aa cavia
- to write with blood: discursive authorship and inner experience — luc hagopian
- a walk in the park, revisited — nvk
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- on soaring gas prices & neo-authoritarianism — sean orr
- post scriptum: art after ideology — eduarda neves
- reform the social sciences – or burn them down — arian khameneh
- a bridge & a sunset — matilde marcolli
- we deserve better than nfts — fabio gironi
- parasites, a biennale manifestation — luja simunovic, klara petrovic, jurica mlinarec
- the weird elephant — erfan ghiasi
- style & thought rerouted — sean francis han
- a vertiginous enlightenment (on james webb telescope) — reza negarestani
- shadows of a utopia: debugging of a reoccuring dream — mohammad salemy
- signifying nothing: the dialectical rope-a-dope — akshat khare
- the energy of dwelling — michael marder
- manifesto for post pandemic politics — aelita collective
- as if a planet is a camera obscura of itself — filipe felizardo
- political economy of postmodernism & the spirit of post-bourgeois capitalism — lukas meisner
- engauzements of sky rivers in finnegans wake — pedro köberle
- statelessness: forms of life without worlds & spatial interpretation of logic — katherine adams
- lumbung: the return of the barn — jan von brevern, trans. mohammad salemy
- memes, capitalism and desire: an interview with mike watson — m. s. yániz
- a foray into the ecology of possible worlds — alfredo lozano
- planetary health stack — zenobio de almeida
- is art made of green chips? — georgia skartadou
- how to kill monsters with a plasma cutter — aliaksei babets
- moralism & its uses — conrad hamilton
- the learner — filipe felizardo
- desertification of silence — frederick arias
- recovering dreams: studio ghibli, avatar & manifestations of the unattainable — romulo moraes
- notes on unilinear time — james elsey
- a diplomat bomber, his mysterious notebooks & disturbing dreams — mohammad salemy
- ceremony — fengqi guo
- mbrane, by spec.æ — carla leitão, ed keller
- horizonal machinery & the sites of non-anthropocentric worlding — jesse josua benjamin
- inhabitable silence & unheard-of relations — vincent ardidon
- point of no return: extremism, sectarian violence & the militant subject — jason mohaghegh, faisal devji
- how to construct a theoretical model? — giovanni arrighi
- sculpture & post-media — katherine adams
- sex in the age of capital — conrad hamilton
- the impossibility of cinema: intertwinings of pre & post cinema in contemporary art — romulo moraes
- cosmopolitical parties in the post-human age — hilan bensusan
- what is a shelter? — sheltering places editorial team
- de-epistemization of manifest reality: a teratology of philosophy — dilshad murad
- the beast beneath — carl olsson
- noise = x and transcendental decoherence — cássia siqueira
- analytical vs ontological: gilbert ryle & the question of behaviorism — ekin erkan
- not cancelled! the work of art in the age of viral propagation — eduarda neves
- insurrection vs. extinction: excerpt from the book of games — jason mohaghegh
- philosophy, memes & the outside — eric meier
- on meillassoux's critique of vitalist subjectalism — alan diaz
- period: stop the stigma — shilpy lather
- where does the power go? — will hallett
- 14 day romance with corantine — yusi liu
- deleuzian pessimism — jacob vangeest
- it is only sound that remains: reconstructing forough farrokhzad's the house is black — mohammad salemy, alphabet collection
- organising attention: art practice as building preservation — andrew copolov
- skeletal frameworks against abject rot — federico nieto
- on 'cause' and laws: grounding laws in counterfactuals — ekin erkan
- the danse macabre: the covid-19 pandemic & the allocation of risk under capitalism — richard b. keys
- kernelled connections: perceptron as diagram — michael eby
- art & the suspension of subjectivity — j.-p. caron
- political geography of covid-19 pandemic — mina khanlarzadeh
- last fiction 2019: future is a cut, "without" is not a lack — anne-françoise schmid
- constructing the infrastructure of future — sasha shestakova
- reserve death army — stanimir panayotov
- along the liquid path — andrew copolov
- the sacred meme magic — mohammad salemy
- fuck anil prasad's big music boycott or why music journalists shouldn't give career advice to musicians — qid love
- anti imperialism as an intellectual trap — mina khanlarzadeh
- beyond nano-monadology: exorcizing the leibnizian ghost from the philosophy of nanotechnology — jaimie boyd
- reconfiguring populism: on recent upheavals in ecuador — samuele mazzolini
- a brief prehistory of ai & computation — david auerbach
- cryptophasia & the question of database — ekin erkan
- for a new terminology of violence
- genealogy of a conflation — sarah mckenna
- the multitude & its discontents — tadas vinokur
- money changes everything — colin drumm
- the generic unmasked: reproducibility & profanation — ekin erkan
- art without a proper pedestal: patrick schabus on the 58th edition of venice biennale — patrick schabus
- differentia ex nihilo: the problem of difference in kant's critical philosophy — michael downs
- a ceded interfile: future-oriented social & cognitive design — terence sharpe
- stupidity & geist: a review of intelligence and spirit by reza negarestani — aa cavia
- persistence of manichaean aesthetics in persian art — mohammad salemy
- can a machine lack? the lacanian computation — valentin golev
- on philosophical methodology: a sellarsian look at the analytic / continental divide — daniel sacilotto
- 13 notes on the 40th anniversary of the iranian revolution — mohammad salemy
- disease as an aesthetic project — alina popa
- politica de la matematica en la era de las posverdad, una entrevista con fernando zalamea — manuel correa
- politics of math in the age of post-truth, an interview with fernando zalamea — manuel correa
- für eine nicht-amerikanische weltsicht — golrokh nafisi
- iranian nuclear agreement and a non-american vision of the world — golrokh nafisi
- the science-subject of vladimir kobrin — valentin golev
- abandoning necropoesis once & for all — mohammad salemy, patrick schabus
- chimeric-bodies, transparency & nuanima — terence sharpe
- what does it mean to 'step outside of ones bubble?' — tahir al-tersa
- overcoming left's mythopoetic deficit — mohammad salemy, flavio rossi
- cash out now: on the strange symbiosis of sexual harassment and contemporary art — bahar noorizadeh
- people are people: from mass to network models of governance — anon
- beyond endless winter: an interview with nick srnicek
- moscow, january 1st, 2019 — simon critchley
- against curating — stefan heidenreich
- #altwoke companion — &&&
- the persian empire & the question of democracy in herodotus's histories — mohammad salemy
- nick land & accelerationism — isaac camacho
- ontology of finance redux — dustin breitling
- #altwoke manifesto — &&&
- brief notes on ideological complicity — dock angus ramsay currie
- for machine use only: a new publication by &&& / the new centre
- the chinese rooms of cognitive capital — adam burke
- vilém flusser — on fiction — trans. derek hales, erick felinto
- blood politics? an open letter to jerry saltz — jonathan thomas
- the dialogical avatar — donna haraway
- jason adams – occupy time (spanish translation) — trans. giancarlo sandoval
- ben woodard: embracing the digital — ben woodard, manuel correa
- seven propositions for the global — joan arnau pàmies
- siegfried zielinski – against psychopathia medialis — for normal schizophrenia (spanish translation) — trans. giancarlo sandoval
- superconversation 57: andrey gorokhov responds to oleksiy radynski, "the arts for the global conflict: a 2115 report"
- superconversation 56: jason adams responds to jussi parikka, "the alchemic digital, the planetary elemental"
- superconversation 58: mohammad salemy responds to aaron schuster, "you can't ask everyone to behave ethically just like that"
- superconversation 55: liev henrique durán responds to orlando luis pardo lazo, "castroneirics: a dreamitaph for fidel (the equisite cadaver)"
- superconversation 54: dana kopel responds to showkat kathjoo, "the memory of a deluge and the surface of water"
- superconversation 53: mohammad salemy responds to carolyn l. kane, "plastic shine: from prosaic miracle to retrograde sublime"
- superconversation 52: michael ferrer responds to nikolai fedorov, "the museum, its meaning and mission"
- superconversation 51: drew s. burk responds to emre hüner & pelin tan, "the forms of non-belonging"
- superconversation 50: martin e. rosenberg responds to franco "bifo" berardi, "the message of francis"
- superconversation 49: katherine grube responds to liu ding & carol yinghua lu, "crimes without a scene: qian weikang and the new measurement group"
- superconversation 48: jason adams responds to keti chukhrov, "why preserve the name 'human'?"
- superconversation 47: manuel vargas responds to jonas staal, "empire and its double: the many pavilions of the islamic state"
- superconversation 46: dillon votaw responds to uzma z. rizvi, "theorizing deposition: transitional stratigraphy, disruptive layers, and the future"
- superconversation 45: manuel correa responds to déborah danowski & eduardo viveiros de castro, "is there any world to come?"
- superconversation 44: eyvind kang responds to kader attia, "the loop"
- superconversation 43: mohammad salemy responds to federico campagna, "after nihilism, after technic: sketches for a new philosophical architecture"
- superconversation 42: nick bazzano responds to anne anlin cheng & tom holert, "do you see it? well, it doesn't see you!"
- superconversation 41: david xu borgonjon responds to yin-ju chen & james t. hong, "the fruitarian dilemma: a dialogue about kissing ass, corruption, and compromise"
- superconversation 40: jason lariviere responds to konstantin tsiolkovsky, "theorems of life (as an addendum and clarification on monism)"
- superconversation 39: olivia leiter responds to sarnath banerjee, "the idle monologue of an unconvinced surveyor"
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- superconversation 38: jose rosales responds to jon rich, "isis and the cia vie for the claim to divinity"
- superconversation 37: sam samiee responds to global ultra luxury faction (g.u.l.f.), "on direct action: an address to cultural workers"
- superconversation 36: adam lauder responds to tavi meraud, "field guide to skirmology: handbook for the skirmonaut"
- superconversation 35: jason adams responds to steven shaviro, "arsenic dreams"
- superconversation 34: ashkan sepahvand responds to david hodge & hamed yousefi, "provincialism perfected: global contemporary art and uneven development"
- superconversation 33: joshua johnson responds to liam gillick, "weapons grade pig work"
- superconversation 32: ivan niccolai responds to leela gandhi & bhrigupati singh, "botched enlightenment: a conversation"
- superconversation 31: diann bauer responds to aleksandr bogdanov, "immortality day"
- superconversation 30: sam sackeroff responds to jean-luc nancy, "oh the animals of language"
- notes for "stereoscopy, exit, and escape" — joshua johnson
- superconversation 29: jason adams responds to adam kleinman, "argus is: an almost cock and bull story"
- superconversation 28: siwin lo responds to hu fang, "why we look at plants, in a corrupted world"
- superconversation 27: mohammad salemy responds to gertrude stein, "the making of americans"
- introduction — &&&
- superconversation 26: keith tilford responds to dis magazine, "styles and customs in the 2020s"
- superconversation 25: thomas elliott responds to lesley green, "the changing of the gods of reason"
- superconversation 24: shaun dacey responds to dr. beatriz balanta, benj gerdes, jennifer hayashida, christopher myers, brian kuan wood, & mary walling blackburn, "child as material"
- superconversation 23: paul boshears responds to ernesto oroza & gean moreno, "la ville souvenir"
- after accelerationism: the xenofeminist manifesto — &&&
- superconversation 22: christina mcphee responds to matteo pasquinelli, "on solar databases and the exogenesis of light"
- superconversation 21: sam samiee responds to ala younis, "men of bronze, homes of concrete"
- superconversation 20: adam kleinman responds to mohammad salemy, "art after the machines"
- superconversation 19: david xu borgonjon responds to adrian lahoud, "nomos and cosmos"
- superconversation 18: amy ireland & raphaël gadot respond to karl holmqvist, "gorillaz grrlz"
- transcript of marshall mcluhan on 'our world' (global satellite broadcast on june 24th, 1967)
- superconversation 17: tom trevatt responds to jan verwoert, "torn together"
- superconversation 16: xenia benivolski responds to working artists and the greater economy (w.a.g.e.), "online digital artwork and the status of the 'based-in' artist"
- superconversation 15: jessie beier responds to arseny zhilyaev, "second advents. on the issue of planning in contemporary art"
- english translation of deleuze's first seminar (1956-57): what is grounding? — jaden adams, mohammad salemy, tony yanick
- superconversation 14: rachael rakes responds to pedro neves marques, "look above, the sky is falling: humanity before and after the end of the world"
- speculation, acceleration, and the in-between — mohammad salemy
- superconversation 13: renata lemos morais responds to douglas coupland, "shiny"
- superconversation 12: stephen muecke responds to elizabeth povinelli, "windjerrameru, the stealing c*nts"
- superconversation 11: zac davis responds to benjamin bratton, "on deprofessionalizing surgery"
- surplus values: the political economy of prints — sam sackeroff
- toward a generic aesthetics: a non-philosophy of art — tom mcglynn
- the new centre & e-flux collaborate to engage in superconversations — jaden adams, mohammad salemy, tony yanick
- ex machina. machinic utterances and aesthetic self-reclamation — drew burk
- ex machina. between novelty, self-belonging, and art — drew burk
- the philosophical origins of digitality — alexander galloway, manuel correa
- grégoire chamayou – war is becoming a telecommuting job for office workers — trans. andrew baird, nine yamamoto
- welcome — &&&
- accelerated substance abuse — benjamin noys
- étienne balibar – three words for the dead and for the living — trans. andrew baird, nine yamamoto
- a response to benjamin noys' critique of accelerationism — ivan niccolai
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- reunion — andrea more
- the finishing touch — walter siti
- tsutomu: code name storm — karen tei yamashita
- simpelveld — nicholas hamburger
- two poems — joseph earl thomas
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- large language muddle — the editors
- introduction: three pieces on ice — the editors
- two days talking to people looking for jobs at ice — yanis varoufuckice
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- ice in harlan county — jack norton, judah schept
- stupidology — william davies
- experiences in groups — lily scherlis
- lifetime achievement — elias rodriques
- construction — elizabeth schambelan
- unfit — ariana harwicz
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- deep state chainsaw massacre — the editors
- the fork in the road — mark greif
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- creature of the late afternoon — e. tammy kim
- our butterfly — iman mersal
- struggle unity struggle — hannah zeavin
- the other route — gillian linden
- four poems — maureen n. mclane
- new tv novels — lisa borst
- oil paintings at the dentist's office — a. s. hamrah
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- what's our age again? — the editors
- triumph of the worst — mark krotov
- parallel processes — hannah zeavin
- planet puppet — mina tavakoli
- casual viewing — will tavlin
- dancing inside the box — dawn lundy martin
- the family o — rachel khong
- out front — claire baglin
- mill rock — jill crawford
- tired as a mother — nicholas dames
- as long as you continue to resist — basyma saad
- bazin-ga, or rj: mysteries of the organism — alan dean
- you're a working-class organic intellectual if… — the editors
issue 48: inside job — fall 202414 entries
- hollow man — the editors
- crow jane makes a modest proposal — saidiya hartman
- do border — daniel denvir
- death of the party — raven leilani
- the contingency contingent — leigh claire la berge
- eat poop you cat — rachel ossip
- trying to establish myself as a young man — angelo hernandez sias
- girls and institutions — daria serenko
- the resurrection appearance at parque lítico la movediza — tom bubul
- two poems — laura kolbe
- the fifty-year revolt — dan berger
- good boys — reed mcconnell
- auto show dispatch — mark krotov
- one person's bag of dog hair is another person's treasure — the editors
issue 47: passage — spring 202413 entries
- who sees gaza? — the editors
- no human being can exist — saree makdisi
- inventing the crisis — kay gabriel
- an age of hyperabundance — laura preston
- on delivery — mitchell morgan johnson
- traces of enayat — iman mersal
- death in the luberon — nausicaa renner
- arnie robles jr. — paul soto
- no man's land — nicholas hamburger
- super cute please like — nicole lipman
- acid rhythms — william harris
- success? — david wingrave
- not only "not only," but also "but also" — the editors
issue 46: agitation — fall 202312 entries
- acts of human will — the editors
- prelude to a coup — joshua craze
- justice from below — amna a. akbar
- not one tree — grace glass, sasha tycko
- leaving ellsworth — nausicaa renner
- the angel and the dust — walter siti
- baby — bela shayevich
- lisa freifrau von plochingen — nell zink
- the gobbler iii: all chopped up — paul soto
- the new era is a fact — thomas de monchaux
- speaking in tongues — frank guan
- the call is coming from inside the bar & grill — the editors
issue 45: attachment issue — spring 202314 entries
- the new new reading environment — the editors
- j. d. vance changes the subject — gabriel winant
- the catastrophe in turkey — justus links
- cowboy in sweden — sander pleij
- love and wizkid — jessica kariisa
- the ellipse maker — caleb crain
- kairos, the lucky moment—and the long time that follows — jenny erpenbeck
- quarantine — dorothy tse
- little miss bigmouth — veronica raimo
- ace — jared jackson
- outside the museum of literature — nicholas dames
- joanna hogg's women — victoria uren
- careworn — kate wolf
- the cheapo stuff wins — the editors
issue 44: middlemen — winter 202313 entries
- why is everything so ugly? — the editors
- learning and not learning abortion — laura kolbe
- three times — charlotte shane
- five steps — victoria lomasko
- human_fallback — laura preston
- naked — judith levine
- area of isolation — thomas bolt
- the suitors of helen — stephen squibb
- dead people rule: introduction — the editors
- you don't want to know this? — gabriel winant
- our godard — blair mcclendon
- miyake's layers — hannah baer, nicole lipman, haley mlotek, su wu
- gen x weighs in — the editors
issue 43: unreal — summer 202213 entries
- your body, my choice — dayna tortorici
- in kherson — elena kostyuchenko
- fighting from inside — charlotte rosen
- in praise of the terrorist — nicolás medina mora
- caption place — emma healey
- migizi will fly — bela shayevich
- what happened wasn't fate at all — bushra al-maqtari
- dying but it's something else — mark doten
- the monique vaccine — vladimir sorokin
- two poems — matthew rohrer
- museum pessimism — rachel hunter himes
- live free or die — lisa borst
- you're wasting my time, i love you — the editors
issue 42: vanishing act — spring 202213 entries
- walk away like a boss — sarah resnick
- lab-leak theory and the "asiatic" form — andrew liu
- national nightmare — nausicaa renner
- rust — elena kostyuchenko
- unfree associations — hannah zeavin
- digital rocks — will tavlin
- @elenchita — paul soto
- the two imams — zain khalid
- new left review — erik baker
- shadow and light — haley mlotek
- the everything snore — lisa borst
- radical narcissist — nausicaa renner
- buffettspotting — the editors
issue 41: snake oil — fall 202116 entries
- vax 2 the max — the editors
- billionaire follies — the editors
- notes on losing — richard beck
- the state vs. ms. x — elias rodriques
- china brain — andrea long chu
- l'autore invisible — francesco pacifico
- man of scarce means — emmanuel iduma
- elham's suitor — mahsa mohebali
- lucky breaks — yevgenia belorusets
- circle of visibility — rose réjouis
- in thrall — rose réjouis
- mammals — elisa albert
- vale — jill crawford
- literary miniaturist — mitch therieau
- once there was cinema — william harris
- literary mercenaries, ha ha ha — the editors
n+1 catalogue — continued
issue 40: hindsight — summer 202111 entries
- critical attrition — the editors
- magic actions — tobi haslett
- why did you throw stones? — rachel kushner
- babel — meghan o'gieblyn
- primary sources — max rorty
- the groups — dana spiotta
- compensation — corley miller
- horse soup — vladimir sorokin
- the people, it depends — erik baker
- pictures at a restoration — blair mcclendon
- check, please — the editors
issue 39: take care — winter 202112 entries
- who cares for the caregivers? — the editors
- eye to eye with the beast — meg weeks
- question mark — jenny zhang
- rumble in the jungle — christian jungersen
- baby yeah — anthony veasna so
- knowledge will not save us — joshua craze
- a trip to minsk — victoria lomasko
- american accomplice — matthew shen goodman
- the speculator — vanessa a. bee
- salt, fat, acid, defeat — aaron timms
- my octopus girlfriend — sophie lewis
- electric cars and excessive fiction — the editors
issue 38: death wish — fall 202014 entries
- consequences of deferred maintenance — the editors
- defund the global policeman — stuart schrader
- yell: a documentary of my time here — jeremy o. harris
- banana bunch challenge — mark doten
- the remainder — caleb crain
- no shelter — lizzie feidelson
- disambiguation, a tragedy — nan z. da
- the freezer door — mattilda bernstein sycamore
- the earth dreams in ritual — christina nichol
- heimat(t) — ida lødemel tvedt
- architecture again — william harris
- fire in the hold — omari weekes
- electric cars: an update — dan albert
- feelings were stirred — the editors
issue 37: transmission — spring 202017 entries
- epilogue for a way of life — marco roth
- from now on, i vow to read only fiction — nausicaa renner
- living inside — rachel ossip
- paraphrase — sarah resnick
- send in the clowns — namara smith
- we used to run this country — richard beck
- coronavirus and chronopolitics — gabriel winant
- uncivil commitment — judith levine, erica meiners
- ground zero — karla cornejo villavicencio
- american dream — francesco pacifico
- take me with you — jacob burns
- the bad feature — danielle carr
- misery — danial haghighi
- the dead live longer — lynne tillman
- middlegame — percival everett
- the family romance of american communism — ari m. brostoff
- craven! — the editors
issue 36: get help — winter 202013 entries
- smorgasbords don't have bottoms — the editors
- the custom of the capitol — nausicaa renner
- parenting and climate change — jill kubit, katy lederer, kate marvel, jedediah purdy, christine smallwood, mari tan
- my instagram — dayna tortorici
- open house — jeremiah moss
- an american education — nicolás medina mora
- we had a shakespeare — elias rodriques, omari weekes
- regarding bloom — marco roth
- white square — vladimir sorokin
- life is the new hard — annette weisser
- adrift — william harris
- spanish for vietnam — mark engler
- design's daddy issues — the editors
issue 35: savior complex — fall 201913 entries
- spectacle of participation — the editors
- on the mueller report, vol. 1 — mark greif
- the evangelical mind — adam kotsko
- cash/consent — lorelei lee
- predatory inclusion — keeanga-yamahtta taylor
- white voice — dan sinykin
- holding patterns — alice abraham
- parasite air — trevor shikaze
- the feminist — tony tulathimutte
- the creature — sarah resnick
- dreams are lost memories — a. s. hamrah
- on design thinking — maggie gram
- right effort — the editors
issue 34: head case — spring 201916 entries
- friends of the pod — the editors
- coalition of the willing — the editors
- the pink — andrea long chu
- spadework — alyssa battistoni
- good night, boa vista — zoë dutka
- special journey to our bottom line — elizabeth schambelan
- sexism in the academy — troy vettese
- the amphibians — elias rodriques
- jackpot — mona simpson
- the promise — christopher urban
- the hidden fortress — rose réjouis
- ogresse — rose réjouis
- the shallow now — a. s. hamrah
- vernacular modernism — thomas de monchaux
- other people's blood — tim barker
- no extinctions — the editors
issue 33: overtime — winter 201914 entries
- the best of a bad situation — the editors
- the korean peace process — richard beck
- renewed labour — barnaby raine
- rededication — imraan coovadia
- what good is love? — jill crawford
- everybody knows — elizabeth schambelan
- base culture — lyle jeremy rubin
- conversations with bongjun — christina nichol
- homeschool — meghan o'gieblyn
- the painful sum of things — pankaj mishra, nikil saval
- on new zimbabwean literature — jeanne-marie jackson
- we can still think our own thoughts — a. s. hamrah
- my fellow prisoners — george blaustein
- letters — the editors
issue 32: bad faith — fall 201814 entries
- the new reading environment — the editors
- society as checkpoint — greg afinogenov
- bad atrocity writing — bruce robbins
- sick puppy — lucinda rosenfeld
- three stories — laurie stone
- some of the people, all of the time — david levine
- notes on trap — jesse mccarthy
- something fishy about smolensk — agata popeda
- homecomings — navtej singh dhillon
- corruptions and duplicates of form — a. s. hamrah
- truth construction — anna altman
- you might call it wealth — andrew elrod
- ghost world — rachel ossip
- george soros on george soros — the editors
issue 31: out there — spring 201816 entries
- bringing the war home — the editors
- bad tv — andrea long chu
- code red — alex press
- fire in jakarta — adam bobbette
- superking son scores again — anthony veasna so
- two stories — helen dewitt
- you can't read — rose réjouis
- letter to freud — rose réjouis
- an account of my hut — christina nichol
- missing time — ari m. brostoff
- two stops — natasha stagg
- day of memory — bela shayevich
- sanctuaries of trust and caring — a. s. hamrah
- coming in from the cold — nicholas dames
- both sides now — namara smith
- clickbait minotaur; on liking "on liking women" — the editors
issue 30: motherland — winter 201815 entries
- in the maze — dayna tortorici
- when a person goes missing — dawn lundy martin
- goodbye, cold war — aziz rana
- trolling and taboo — nausicaa renner
- the keeper — christine smallwood
- estación origen madrid — thomas bolt
- on liking women — andrea long chu
- two weeks in the capital — nicolás medina mora
- morbid capitalism — thuy linh tu, nikhil pal singh
- object relations — claire jarvis
- cut the kink — a. s. hamrah
- construct a perfect pentagon — thomas de monchaux
- the plurality of worlds — justin e.h. smith
- not every kid-bond matures — gabriel winant
- ghost writers and ugly animals — the editors
issue 29: bottoms up — fall 201714 entries
- disrupt the citizen — the editors
- false positives — mattathias schwartz
- ecuador after correa — thea riofrancos
- triumph of the shill — corey robin
- fairouz in exile — matthew mcnaught
- miriam — kate riley
- paranoir — siddhartha deb
- kylie wears balmain — sarah resnick
- no. 32 — renee gladman
- winners — kaitlin phillips
- heads without bodies — a. s. hamrah
- thinking like a mountain — jedediah purdy
- tokens of ruined method — marco roth
- liberals, torture, contrast ratios — the editors
n+1 catalogue — continued
issue 28: half-life — spring 201714 entries
- now less than never — the editors
- party foul — the editors
- the syria catastrophe — richard beck
- democracy without the people — thea riofrancos
- beast leave — trevor shikaze
- why were they throwing bricks? — jenny zhang
- ghost in the cloud — meghan o'gieblyn
- old veranda — vinod kumar shukla
- league of men — elizabeth schambelan
- oldchella — david samuels
- one word: authenticity! — a. s. hamrah
- the bleak left — tim barker
- monstrous, duplicated, potent — alyssa battistoni
- milquetoast dentists, further left than you — the editors
issue 27: deep end — winter 201713 entries
- no president — the editors
- the obama speeches — george blaustein
- decolonizing obama — aziz rana
- inversion of marcia — thomas bolt
- i didn't talk — beatriz bracher
- ward's fool — caleb crain
- the last last summer — joshua cohen
- old ship — kristin dombek
- don't be scared, homie — sam frank
- in tbilisi — victoria lomasko
- all that counts is getting to a normal world — a. s. hamrah
- the age of insolvency — naomi fry
- rhode warriors, care crises — the editors
issue 26: dirty work — fall 201620 entries
- canvassing — nikil saval
- #worstelectionever — mark krotov
- prince trump — stephen squibb
- the woman's party — namara smith
- rhodocycles — nakul krishna
- the stanford letters — sarah nicole prickett
- where's your boyfriend? — jesse ruddock
- kiddie porn — judith levine
- the clean — lizzie feidelson
- who works for the workers? — gabriel winant
- new russian political poets: introduction — keith gessen
- brecht, 1933 — kirill medvedev
- untitled — galina rymbu
- the language of violence — elena kostyleva
- four poems — roman osminkin
- the "afghan" market: kuzminki — keti chukhrov
- this quiet place today — a. s. hamrah
- why are we in the middle east? — richard beck
- modern love — tobi haslett
- letters — the editors
issue 25: slow burn — spring 201612 entries
- bernie's world — the editors
- miracles and mummeries — george blaustein
- longviewers — rebecca schiff
- calls — masande ntshanga
- four poems — sophie robinson
- uncanny valley — anna wiener
- burn scars — philip connors
- slow wars — moira weigel
- falling men — alejandro chacoff
- straight to hell — julie lamb
- suspicious minds — evan kindley
- letters — the editors
issue 24: new age — winter 201617 entries
- stars—they're just like us! — the editors
- after capitalism — the editors
- race and the american creed — aziz rana
- the logic of the beneficiary — bruce robbins
- technical support — tony tulathimutte
- weirdos — david samuels
- h. — sarah resnick
- ukraine supplement: introduction — keith gessen
- travel diary — anastasiya osipova
- states of shock — tony wood
- leninopad — sophie pinkham
- western journalists in ukraine — keith gessen
- maidan and after — nina potarskaya
- perfect strangers — namara smith
- gone guy — frank guan
- theater diary — dayna tortorici
- letters — the editors
issue 23: as if — fall 201511 entries
- evil but stupid — the editors
- no revanchismo — alejandro chacoff
- nine inherited disorders — adam ehrlich sachs
- a letter to sylvia plath — ceridwen dovey
- yarmouk miniatures — matthew mcnaught
- a hollywood screenwriter — kristin dombek
- screw us and we multiply — george blaustein
- how to survive a footnote — emily bass
- gay as in happy — moira donegan
- architecture and/or revolution — nikil saval
- letters — the editors
issue 22: conviction — spring 201513 entries
- meh!-llennials — the editors
- on becoming more human — lawrence jackson
- seeing through police — mark greif
- hands up — cosme del rosario-bell, elias rodriques, doreen st. felix, dayna tortorici
- two stories — christine smallwood
- confirmation — philip connors
- both ways — kristin dombek
- we found love in a hopeless place — gabriel winant
- thin places — jordan kisner
- dispatches from guerrero — alejandro almazán
- those like us — dayna tortorici
- blood couple — brandon harris
- labor, letters, interns; on the level — the editors
issue 21: throwback — winter 201515 entries
- too fast, too furious — the editors
- labor & letters: introduction — nikil saval
- getting serious — the editors, maida rosenstein
- the committee — daniel menaker
- easy chair — gemma sieff
- the mission and the movement — maxine phillips
- brief history of a small office — keith gessen
- the look — pola oloixarac
- destiny, usa — steve featherstone
- the raw and the rawer — alexandra kleeman
- the next next level — leon neyfakh
- seventies throwback fiction — nicholas dames
- cool confessions — maggie doherty
- skin her — namwali serpell
- freedom isn't antifree; responding to privilege — the editors
issue 20: survival — fall 201412 entries
- the free and the antifree — the editors
- on privilege — the editors
- dire straits — michelle tea
- the wallcreeper — nell zink
- helpless comprehension — yelena akhtiorskaya
- enforcers — kent russell
- justin timberlake has a cold — david samuels
- color theory — jeff chang
- no luck narco — alejandro almazán
- nobody's protest novel — frank guan
- quiet riot — jamie martin
- chat wars rage on; comrades in the bathroom — the editors
issue 19: real estate — spring 201412 entries
- ukraine, putin, and the west — the editors
- the concert hall — the editors
- the accidental neoliberal — jedediah purdy
- the summer before the — benjamin kunkel
- two scenes — nell zink
- chat wars — david auerbach
- santa claus aa rahe hai — srinath perur
- the help desk — kristin dombek
- endangered speakers — ross perlin
- new trends in office design — nikil saval
- net neutrality — andrew jacobs
- across the park — sophie pinkham
issue 18: good news — winter 201413 entries
- only collect — the editors
- against the rage machine — the editors
- moscow, august 2013 — keith gessen
- the magic thyroid and energy boosting chocolate truffles — rebecca curtis
- the friedmans — richard beck
- jesus raves — jordan kisner
- from my diaries (2006–10) in alphabetical order — sheila heti
- elephant states — jacob shell
- legwork — barbara vinken
- bed-stuy — brandon harris
- channel zero — frank guan
- subaltern-speak — bruce robbins
- letters — the editors
issue 17: the evil issue — fall 201311 entries
- world lite — the editors
- the drone philosopher — marco roth
- fish rot — rebecca curtis
- sixsixsix — gregory s. moss
- subtle bodies — norman rush
- kelly lake store — chris kraus
- style at the scale of the sentence — the stanford literary lab
- mavericks — alice gregory
- slave capitalism — gabriel winant
- more smiles? more money — dayna tortorici
- letters — the editors
n+1 catalogue — continued
issue 28: half-life — spring 201714 entries
- now less than never — the editors
- party foul — the editors
- the syria catastrophe — richard beck
- democracy without the people — thea riofrancos
- beast leave — trevor shikaze
- why were they throwing bricks? — jenny zhang
- ghost in the cloud — meghan o'gieblyn
- old veranda — vinod kumar shukla
- league of men — elizabeth schambelan
- oldchella — david samuels
- one word: authenticity! — a. s. hamrah
- the bleak left — tim barker
- monstrous, duplicated, potent — alyssa battistoni
- milquetoast dentists, further left than you — the editors
issue 27: deep end — winter 201713 entries
- no president — the editors
- the obama speeches — george blaustein
- decolonizing obama — aziz rana
- inversion of marcia — thomas bolt
- i didn't talk — beatriz bracher
- ward's fool — caleb crain
- the last last summer — joshua cohen
- old ship — kristin dombek
- don't be scared, homie — sam frank
- in tbilisi — victoria lomasko
- all that counts is getting to a normal world — a. s. hamrah
- the age of insolvency — naomi fry
- rhode warriors, care crises — the editors
issue 26: dirty work — fall 201620 entries
- canvassing — nikil saval
- #worstelectionever — mark krotov
- prince trump — stephen squibb
- the woman's party — namara smith
- rhodocycles — nakul krishna
- the stanford letters — sarah nicole prickett
- where's your boyfriend? — jesse ruddock
- kiddie porn — judith levine
- the clean — lizzie feidelson
- who works for the workers? — gabriel winant
- new russian political poets: introduction — keith gessen
- brecht, 1933 — kirill medvedev
- untitled — galina rymbu
- the language of violence — elena kostyleva
- four poems — roman osminkin
- the "afghan" market: kuzminki — keti chukhrov
- this quiet place today — a. s. hamrah
- why are we in the middle east? — richard beck
- modern love — tobi haslett
- letters — the editors
issue 25: slow burn — spring 201612 entries
- bernie's world — the editors
- miracles and mummeries — george blaustein
- longviewers — rebecca schiff
- calls — masande ntshanga
- four poems — sophie robinson
- uncanny valley — anna wiener
- burn scars — philip connors
- slow wars — moira weigel
- falling men — alejandro chacoff
- straight to hell — julie lamb
- suspicious minds — evan kindley
- letters — the editors
issue 24: new age — winter 201617 entries
- stars—they're just like us! — the editors
- after capitalism — the editors
- race and the american creed — aziz rana
- the logic of the beneficiary — bruce robbins
- technical support — tony tulathimutte
- weirdos — david samuels
- h. — sarah resnick
- ukraine supplement: introduction — keith gessen
- travel diary — anastasiya osipova
- states of shock — tony wood
- leninopad — sophie pinkham
- western journalists in ukraine — keith gessen
- maidan and after — nina potarskaya
- perfect strangers — namara smith
- gone guy — frank guan
- theater diary — dayna tortorici
- letters — the editors
issue 23: as if — fall 201511 entries
- evil but stupid — the editors
- no revanchismo — alejandro chacoff
- nine inherited disorders — adam ehrlich sachs
- a letter to sylvia plath — ceridwen dovey
- yarmouk miniatures — matthew mcnaught
- a hollywood screenwriter — kristin dombek
- screw us and we multiply — george blaustein
- how to survive a footnote — emily bass
- gay as in happy — moira donegan
- architecture and/or revolution — nikil saval
- letters — the editors
issue 22: conviction — spring 201513 entries
- meh!-llennials — the editors
- on becoming more human — lawrence jackson
- seeing through police — mark greif
- hands up — cosme del rosario-bell, elias rodriques, doreen st. felix, dayna tortorici
- two stories — christine smallwood
- confirmation — philip connors
- both ways — kristin dombek
- we found love in a hopeless place — gabriel winant
- thin places — jordan kisner
- dispatches from guerrero — alejandro almazán
- those like us — dayna tortorici
- blood couple — brandon harris
- labor, letters, interns; on the level — the editors
issue 21: throwback — winter 201515 entries
- too fast, too furious — the editors
- labor & letters: introduction — nikil saval
- getting serious — the editors, maida rosenstein
- the committee — daniel menaker
- easy chair — gemma sieff
- the mission and the movement — maxine phillips
- brief history of a small office — keith gessen
- the look — pola oloixarac
- destiny, usa — steve featherstone
- the raw and the rawer — alexandra kleeman
- the next next level — leon neyfakh
- seventies throwback fiction — nicholas dames
- cool confessions — maggie doherty
- skin her — namwali serpell
- freedom isn't antifree; responding to privilege — the editors
issue 20: survival — fall 201412 entries
- the free and the antifree — the editors
- on privilege — the editors
- dire straits — michelle tea
- the wallcreeper — nell zink
- helpless comprehension — yelena akhtiorskaya
- enforcers — kent russell
- justin timberlake has a cold — david samuels
- color theory — jeff chang
- no luck narco — alejandro almazán
- nobody's protest novel — frank guan
- quiet riot — jamie martin
- chat wars rage on; comrades in the bathroom — the editors
issue 19: real estate — spring 201412 entries
- ukraine, putin, and the west — the editors
- the concert hall — the editors
- the accidental neoliberal — jedediah purdy
- the summer before the — benjamin kunkel
- two scenes — nell zink
- chat wars — david auerbach
- santa claus aa rahe hai — srinath perur
- the help desk — kristin dombek
- endangered speakers — ross perlin
- new trends in office design — nikil saval
- net neutrality — andrew jacobs
- across the park — sophie pinkham
issue 18: good news — winter 201413 entries
- only collect — the editors
- against the rage machine — the editors
- moscow, august 2013 — keith gessen
- the magic thyroid and energy boosting chocolate truffles — rebecca curtis
- the friedmans — richard beck
- jesus raves — jordan kisner
- from my diaries (2006–10) in alphabetical order — sheila heti
- elephant states — jacob shell
- legwork — barbara vinken
- bed-stuy — brandon harris
- channel zero — frank guan
- subaltern-speak — bruce robbins
- letters — the editors
issue 17: the evil issue — fall 201311 entries
- world lite — the editors
- the drone philosopher — marco roth
- fish rot — rebecca curtis
- sixsixsix — gregory s. moss
- subtle bodies — norman rush
- kelly lake store — chris kraus
- style at the scale of the sentence — the stanford literary lab
- mavericks — alice gregory
- slave capitalism — gabriel winant
- more smiles? more money — dayna tortorici
- letters — the editors
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issue 28: half-life — spring 201714 entries
- now less than never — the editors
- party foul — the editors
- the syria catastrophe — richard beck
- democracy without the people — thea riofrancos
- beast leave — trevor shikaze
- why were they throwing bricks? — jenny zhang
- ghost in the cloud — meghan o'gieblyn
- old veranda — vinod kumar shukla
- league of men — elizabeth schambelan
- oldchella — david samuels
- one word: authenticity! — a. s. hamrah
- the bleak left — tim barker
- monstrous, duplicated, potent — alyssa battistoni
- milquetoast dentists, further left than you — the editors
issue 27: deep end — winter 201713 entries
- no president — the editors
- the obama speeches — george blaustein
- decolonizing obama — aziz rana
- inversion of marcia — thomas bolt
- i didn't talk — beatriz bracher
- ward's fool — caleb crain
- the last last summer — joshua cohen
- old ship — kristin dombek
- don't be scared, homie — sam frank
- in tbilisi — victoria lomasko
- all that counts is getting to a normal world — a. s. hamrah
- the age of insolvency — naomi fry
- rhode warriors, care crises — the editors
issue 26: dirty work — fall 201620 entries
- canvassing — nikil saval
- #worstelectionever — mark krotov
- prince trump — stephen squibb
- the woman's party — namara smith
- rhodocycles — nakul krishna
- the stanford letters — sarah nicole prickett
- where's your boyfriend? — jesse ruddock
- kiddie porn — judith levine
- the clean — lizzie feidelson
- who works for the workers? — gabriel winant
- new russian political poets: introduction — keith gessen
- brecht, 1933 — kirill medvedev
- untitled — galina rymbu
- the language of violence — elena kostyleva
- four poems — roman osminkin
- the "afghan" market: kuzminki — keti chukhrov
- this quiet place today — a. s. hamrah
- why are we in the middle east? — richard beck
- modern love — tobi haslett
- letters — the editors
issue 25: slow burn — spring 201612 entries
- bernie's world — the editors
- miracles and mummeries — george blaustein
- longviewers — rebecca schiff
- calls — masande ntshanga
- four poems — sophie robinson
- uncanny valley — anna wiener
- burn scars — philip connors
- slow wars — moira weigel
- falling men — alejandro chacoff
- straight to hell — julie lamb
- suspicious minds — evan kindley
- letters — the editors
issue 24: new age — winter 201617 entries
- stars—they're just like us! — the editors
- after capitalism — the editors
- race and the american creed — aziz rana
- the logic of the beneficiary — bruce robbins
- technical support — tony tulathimutte
- weirdos — david samuels
- h. — sarah resnick
- ukraine supplement: introduction — keith gessen
- travel diary — anastasiya osipova
- states of shock — tony wood
- leninopad — sophie pinkham
- western journalists in ukraine — keith gessen
- maidan and after — nina potarskaya
- perfect strangers — namara smith
- gone guy — frank guan
- theater diary — dayna tortorici
- letters — the editors
issue 23: as if — fall 201511 entries
- evil but stupid — the editors
- no revanchismo — alejandro chacoff
- nine inherited disorders — adam ehrlich sachs
- a letter to sylvia plath — ceridwen dovey
- yarmouk miniatures — matthew mcnaught
- a hollywood screenwriter — kristin dombek
- screw us and we multiply — george blaustein
- how to survive a footnote — emily bass
- gay as in happy — moira donegan
- architecture and/or revolution — nikil saval
- letters — the editors
issue 22: conviction — spring 201513 entries
- meh!-llennials — the editors
- on becoming more human — lawrence jackson
- seeing through police — mark greif
- hands up — cosme del rosario-bell, elias rodriques, doreen st. felix, dayna tortorici
- two stories — christine smallwood
- confirmation — philip connors
- both ways — kristin dombek
- we found love in a hopeless place — gabriel winant
- thin places — jordan kisner
- dispatches from guerrero — alejandro almazán
- those like us — dayna tortorici
- blood couple — brandon harris
- labor, letters, interns; on the level — the editors
issue 21: throwback — winter 201515 entries
- too fast, too furious — the editors
- labor & letters: introduction — nikil saval
- getting serious — the editors, maida rosenstein
- the committee — daniel menaker
- easy chair — gemma sieff
- the mission and the movement — maxine phillips
- brief history of a small office — keith gessen
- the look — pola oloixarac
- destiny, usa — steve featherstone
- the raw and the rawer — alexandra kleeman
- the next next level — leon neyfakh
- seventies throwback fiction — nicholas dames
- cool confessions — maggie doherty
- skin her — namwali serpell
- freedom isn't antifree; responding to privilege — the editors
issue 20: survival — fall 201412 entries
- the free and the antifree — the editors
- on privilege — the editors
- dire straits — michelle tea
- the wallcreeper — nell zink
- helpless comprehension — yelena akhtiorskaya
- enforcers — kent russell
- justin timberlake has a cold — david samuels
- color theory — jeff chang
- no luck narco — alejandro almazán
- nobody's protest novel — frank guan
- quiet riot — jamie martin
- chat wars rage on; comrades in the bathroom — the editors
issue 19: real estate — spring 201412 entries
- ukraine, putin, and the west — the editors
- the concert hall — the editors
- the accidental neoliberal — jedediah purdy
- the summer before the — benjamin kunkel
- two scenes — nell zink
- chat wars — david auerbach
- santa claus aa rahe hai — srinath perur
- the help desk — kristin dombek
- endangered speakers — ross perlin
- new trends in office design — nikil saval
- net neutrality — andrew jacobs
- across the park — sophie pinkham
issue 18: good news — winter 201413 entries
- only collect — the editors
- against the rage machine — the editors
- moscow, august 2013 — keith gessen
- the magic thyroid and energy boosting chocolate truffles — rebecca curtis
- the friedmans — richard beck
- jesus raves — jordan kisner
- from my diaries (2006–10) in alphabetical order — sheila heti
- elephant states — jacob shell
- legwork — barbara vinken
- bed-stuy — brandon harris
- channel zero — frank guan
- subaltern-speak — bruce robbins
- letters — the editors
issue 17: the evil issue — fall 201311 entries
- world lite — the editors
- the drone philosopher — marco roth
- fish rot — rebecca curtis
- sixsixsix — gregory s. moss
- subtle bodies — norman rush
- kelly lake store — chris kraus
- style at the scale of the sentence — the stanford literary lab
- mavericks — alice gregory
- slave capitalism — gabriel winant
- more smiles? more money — dayna tortorici
- letters — the editors
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issue #1825 entries
- second international marxism in america: origins and crisis
- chris cutrone, edward remus, pam c. nogales c., spencer a. leonard
- the return of revolutionary politics: historical lessons for today’s left — nathan richardson
- bernie sanders, chapo trap house, and socialism’s “chore to be done”: a review of amber a’lee frost’s dirtbag — michael mcclelland
- democracy and the left — andy gillitz, george shulman, grayson walker, sebastian
issue #1813 entries
- is capitalism epicurean — and socialism stoical? a rejoinder to benjamin studebaker on political disturbance and social freedom — chris cutrone
- whither socialism? mamdani and the left — melvyn dubofsky, mitchel cohen, sebastian lm
- the negativity of capital: the fate of the dialectic after the failure of marxism — mike atkinson
issue #1803 entries
- social relations and ideology: an anti-critique — chris cutrone
- specters of the popular front: a review of ash sarkar’s minority rule — dan davison
- the american constitution and the left — caleb t. maupin, daniel lazare, erin hagood
issue #1796 entries
- “the party did not have a concept of civil society”: an interview with joel rocamora — daniel rudin
- workers' power: an interview with neel of the labor party — ethan cole
- the end(s) of abstinence — ethan kaimana
- (19)17 shades of gay — gabe gottfried
- beyond ideology critique — benjamin studebaker
- i’ve recently given two different talks for the platypus audience in which i’ve tried to articulate a problem i have with ideology critique.
issue #1782 entries
- what is capitalism? — james robb, joe hendren, robert reid
- the millennial left is unborn: is there a left in the 21st century? — chris cutrone
issue #1776 entries
- bonapartism is not bonaparte — chris cutrone
- sleeping through the counterrevolution: feeling the death of the left — ethan linehan
- “the right enemies”: an interview with matei alexandriu — noah rogers
- the fundamental law by which society governs itself: james otis, revolutionary boston, and the constitution — james m. vaughn
- the american revolution and the left
- benjamin studebaker, daniel lazare, matei alexandriu, tom canel
issue #1763 entries
- “i’m not sure that we are modern”: an interview with nina power — lucy sparling, w. xiao
- politics from another angle — m. sanchez
- morita seiya
issue #1755 entries
- serenity prayer socialism: an interview with sean kb — edward remus
- what were the antideutsch?
- detlef zum winkel, jan kalk, jan sander, justus wertmüller
- who were the antideutsch? an obituary — jan-georg gerber
- the second international in france: millerand and the crisis of marxism — jack wagner
issue #1745 entries
- disavowal plaguing the liberal left — michael fuentes
- would adorno have had a twitter account? resignation and counter-resignation on october 7 — fakhry al-serdawi
- marx-ism? or, thinking the crisis in (marx’s) thought — justin spiegel
- the entanglement of marxism and theology is a symptom: a response to the “theory in crisis” panel — tom canel
- marxism and democracy — grayson walker
issue #1725 entries
- go east, young marxist? a review of domenico losurdo’s western marxism — tom canel
- history of the platypus critique
- edward remus, ian morrison, omair hussain, spencer a. leonard, tom carey
- comrade west bank settler? a critique of benjamin studebaker — fakhry al-serdawi
- the left in the philippines: a century of counterrevolution — daniel rudin
issue #1716 entries
- why i want kamala to win — chris cutrone
- 1914 redux: why the left gets hamas wrong . . . and u.s. imperialism too — daniel lazare
- critical theory without political practice? an evaluation of the journal for social research — walter held
- messages in a bottle: an introduction to the walter held – max horkheimer exchange — ethan linehan, lukas hedderich
- left perspectives on the israel–palestine conflict
- daniel lazare, eva porter, joe whitcomb, norman finkelstein
issue #1703 entries
- helplessness without history: political education after the millennial left — pam c. nogales c.
- means and ends in gaza: a note on the morality of the october 7 massacre — james robb
- “quixotic socialism”: an interview with benjamin studebaker — erin hagood, evan rodgers
issue #1695 entries
- “left-wing” communism and the dictatorship of the proletariat: lenin’s critique — jason adams
- red eureka: an interview with tom brennan, arthur dent, tom griffiths, and david mcmullen — duncan p, harry h, ryan m
- towards the abyss: an interview with volodymyr ishchenko — d.l. jacobs
- what was akel and where is it going?
- athina karyati, charalambos aristotelous, marios thrasyvoulou, phedias christodoulides
issue #1683 entries
- christian socialism and the present left — spencer jones
- have we unlearned how to learn? 1968 and today — erin hagood
- “leave the global south to itself”: an interview with mohamed khalifa and osama saeed — artendy malik, d.l. jacobs, lucy parker
issue #1672 entries
- marcuse: defended against his devotees — stefan hain
- ecosocialism and degrowth are great ways to become irrelevant — david mcmullen
issue #1664 entries
- beyond bonapartism: breaking statephobic thought taboos — benjamin studebaker
- why not trump, again? — chris cutrone
- freedom beyond democracy: lenin’s legacy and adorno’s anguish — m. sanchez
- identity politics in america: a review-essay — ridhiman balaji
issue #1655 entries
- we are all friedmanites now! a review of jennifer burns’s milton friedman — chris cutrone
- in defense of palestinian populism: a response to chris cutrone — fakhry al-serdawi
- icl versus lfi: who won . . . what? — daniel lazare
- critical race theory: festival of unfreedom — gabe gottfried
- a response to “the legacy of 1968” — barry york
issue #1643 entries
- “you can’t leave it all to the market”: an interview with paul cockshott — d.l. jacobs, diana caudwell
- constant radical: an interview with sue bradford — michael mcclelland
- advancing by return? an interview with spencer a. leonard — andreas wintersperger, pam c. nogales c.
issue #1634 entries
- reflections on the “new antisemitism”: revisiting lenin and the national question — jonah henkle
- “we’re building the airplane as we’re flying it”: an interview with nick — ceci chang
- “the epoch of empires”: an interview with haz al-din
- israel-palestine and the “left” — chris cutrone
issue #1628 entries
- the politics of the democratic socialists of america
- d.l. jacobs, harold meyerson, jamal abed-rabbo, matthew strupp — china and the left
- anthony monteiro, conrad hamilton, david mcmullen, griffith jones
- tomorrow is today: an interview with anthony monteiro — d.l. jacobs, zeyu chen
- the black belt thesis: an interview with timothy v. johnson — daniel deweese
- whose war guilt? the taliban as the american left’s mirror — wes vanderburgh
- 1619 and all that: contradictions of the american revolution — daniel lazare
- the left is a concept — but social revolution is not: a response to “benedict cryptofash” — chris cutrone
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issue #1613 entries
- logic, methodology, rational choice marxism and the fate of bourgeois marxism — anthony monteiro
- analytic marxism’s indispensable contribution: a response to anthony monteiro — tom canel
- “worse than the 80s”: an interview with griffith jones — desmund hui
issue #1602 entries
- an interview with lars t. lih on kautsky, lenin, and trotsky — d.l. jacobs, efraim carlebach
- the birth of the weimar republic: a review of eduard bernstein on the german revolution — william smaldone
issue #1592 entries
- searching for a common language in the post-feudal age: an interview with vlad — kathrin d
- “to correct the inegalitarian bias inherent in capitalism”: an interview with wolfgang streeck — will stratford
issue #1583 entries
- historical roots of the sixties new left: a review of terence renaud’s new lefts — george fish
- gender and the left — roswitha scholz, sara rukaj, stefan hain
- nature, man, revolution — wyatt verlen
issue #1575 entries
- praxis, lacking: on the communist manifesto and its historical context — iain mckay
- the politics of work — adi dasgupta, jessica sales, leo niehorster-cook
- a review of karl marx’s critique of the gotha program — lars t. lih
- lars lih reviews the new translation of marx's critique of the gotha program, by kevin b. anderson and karel ludenhoff.
- trotsky in tijuana: an interview with dan la botz — c. d. hardy, desmund hui
issue #1563 entries
- abolition and the left
- andy thayer, cj meike, naomi crane, timmy chau
- “enough is enough” and the left — daniel randall, kevin bean, richard brenner
issue #1552 entries
- what is the critique of capitalism?
- the left has transformed the world: an interview with eli zaretsky
issue #1546 entries
- results not achieved and prospects graveled: evaluation of the activities of the socialists in västervik and sweden 2006–22 — johannes regell
- marxism and anarchism: radical ideologies today
- benjamin smith, lachlan marshall, matthew crossin, tom griffiths
- you don’t need a revolution for that: an interview with louis menand — c. philip mills
- lenin and the logic of hegemony: an interview with alan shandro — d.l. jacobs
- the vicissitudes of the green new deal — andony melathopoulos, charis theodorou
issue #1535 entries
- the past and future of black politics and the left — ashanti alston, pascal robert, rutledge dennis
- the communist ideal in hegel and marx: an interview with david macgregor — d.l. jacobs
- sds and the legacy of the new left today — erin hagood
- what is marxism for?
- benjamin studebaker, chris cutrone, donald parkinson, james heartfield
issue #1527 entries
- confronting capitalism: an interview with vivek chibber — d.l. jacobs
- popular front radicalism: a review of adolph reed, jr.’s the south — john garvey
- adolph reed, jr., the south: jim crow and its afterlives (new york: verso books, 2022).
- the quintessence of marxism: a popular presentation — karl korsch
- we were orphans: an interview with enzo traverso — noah spore
- shadowboxing? a review of vivek chibber’s the class matrix — russell jacoby
- vivek chibber, the class matrix: social theory after the cultural turn (cambridge: harvard university press, 2022).
issue #1513 entries
- look where we are: an interview with steve roberts — david mountain, mike atkinson
- traces of different colors: an interview with peter e. gordon — soren whited
- the destiny of civilization: an interview with michael hudson — d.l. jacobs
issue #1501 entries
- marxism and liberalism
issue #1495 entries
- perpetual motion machines: a response to canel, duhalde, and horras — d.l. jacobs
- anti-fascism in the philippines: back to the 1980s — daniel rudin
- revolutionary righteousness: a review of doug greene’s a failure of vision: michael harrington and the limits of democratic socialism — jack clark
- a marxist history of the philosophical perspective: an answer to alan woods’s the history of philosophy: a marxist perspective — andreas wintersperger, justin spiegel
- has democratic socialism been a disaster in the u.s.? — tom canel
issue #1486 entries
- the latest hits on the 1619 project: designed obsolescence? — woody holton
- psychoanalysis and marxism — andreas wintersperger, stefan hain
- the australian labor party and the left
- david mcmullen, kevin healy, max ogden, verity burgmann
- a very strange suggestion: a response to woody holton — matt karp
- understanding imperialism in the 21st century: the problematic legacy of lenin — john willoughby
issue #1476 entries
- deep underground in the philippines: an interview with nathan quimpo — daniel rudin
- a maoist response to “what was the chinese revolution and where is it going?” — david mcmullen
- three magazines: ghosts of the new left — efraim carlebach
- essential workers of the world, unite! — keith mchenry
- the early antideutsch and the working class — max hörügel
- german reunification was a time of general decline for all organizations to the left of the german social democratic party (spd).
issue #1459 entries
- the pandemic and the left — phedias christodoulides
- beyond capitalism as religion: disenchanting modernization for a radicalized project of modernity — lukas meisner
- “a self-conscious revolution”: an interview with terry pinkard on hegel and marxism — omair hussain
- “rehabilitating the aesthetic”: an interview with michael wayne — d.l. jacobs, justin spiegel
- ukraine: more of the same — chris cutrone
- concerning chris cutrone and the dictatorship of the proletariat — john ehrenberg
- anarchism and the dictatorship of the proletariat: a response to chris cutrone — matthew crossin
- sins of the fathers? dsa and anti-zionism — tom canel
- what is a right-wing protest, anyway? on the new zealand freedom convoy protests — michael mcclelland
issue #1444 entries
- how long is the end of history? — connor harney
- the more things change, the more they stay the same: a response to canel and jacobs — david duhalde
- “before you can be a pirate, you have to sail in the navy”: an interview with gus sanchez — laurie rojas, w. xiao
- the usable gramsci? — martin thomas
issue #1424 entries
- the left is not a concept — benedict cryptofash
- we are the city-building tendency — caleb t. maupin
- paths to marxism — chris cutrone
- what can one learn from the right? — d.l. jacobs
issue #1413 entries
- the dictatorship of the proletariat and the death of the left — chris cutrone
- covid, capitalism, and communism — karyn pomerantz
- empty, pro-imperialist rhetoric: a response to chris cutrone’s “afghanistan” — hari kumar
issue #1406 entries
- the millennial left and the democratic party: a response to d. l. jacobs — tom canel
- latin american trotskyism: an interview with antonio rosello — francisco sanchez acosta
- the politics of critical theory
- chris cutrone, dennis graemer, doug lain, douglas kellner
- on the marxist use of psychoanalysis to understand fascism — victor cova
- brexit vote, has sparked a renewed interest in authoritarianism and the frankfurt school’s concept of the authoritarian personality.
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issue #1613 entries
- logic, methodology, rational choice marxism and the fate of bourgeois marxism — anthony monteiro
- analytic marxism’s indispensable contribution: a response to anthony monteiro — tom canel
- “worse than the 80s”: an interview with griffith jones — desmund hui
issue #1602 entries
- an interview with lars t. lih on kautsky, lenin, and trotsky — d.l. jacobs, efraim carlebach
- the birth of the weimar republic: a review of eduard bernstein on the german revolution — william smaldone
issue #1592 entries
- searching for a common language in the post-feudal age: an interview with vlad — kathrin d
- “to correct the inegalitarian bias inherent in capitalism”: an interview with wolfgang streeck — will stratford
issue #1583 entries
- historical roots of the sixties new left: a review of terence renaud’s new lefts — george fish
- gender and the left — roswitha scholz, sara rukaj, stefan hain
- nature, man, revolution — wyatt verlen
issue #1575 entries
- praxis, lacking: on the communist manifesto and its historical context — iain mckay
- the politics of work — adi dasgupta, jessica sales, leo niehorster-cook
- a review of karl marx’s critique of the gotha program — lars t. lih
- lars lih reviews the new translation of marx's critique of the gotha program, by kevin b. anderson and karel ludenhoff.
- trotsky in tijuana: an interview with dan la botz — c. d. hardy, desmund hui
issue #1563 entries
- abolition and the left
- andy thayer, cj meike, naomi crane, timmy chau
- “enough is enough” and the left — daniel randall, kevin bean, richard brenner
issue #1552 entries
- what is the critique of capitalism?
- the left has transformed the world: an interview with eli zaretsky
issue #1546 entries
- results not achieved and prospects graveled: evaluation of the activities of the socialists in västervik and sweden 2006–22 — johannes regell
- marxism and anarchism: radical ideologies today
- benjamin smith, lachlan marshall, matthew crossin, tom griffiths
- you don’t need a revolution for that: an interview with louis menand — c. philip mills
- lenin and the logic of hegemony: an interview with alan shandro — d.l. jacobs
- the vicissitudes of the green new deal — andony melathopoulos, charis theodorou
issue #1535 entries
- the past and future of black politics and the left — ashanti alston, pascal robert, rutledge dennis
- the communist ideal in hegel and marx: an interview with david macgregor — d.l. jacobs
- sds and the legacy of the new left today — erin hagood
- what is marxism for?
- benjamin studebaker, chris cutrone, donald parkinson, james heartfield
issue #1527 entries
- confronting capitalism: an interview with vivek chibber — d.l. jacobs
- popular front radicalism: a review of adolph reed, jr.’s the south — john garvey
- adolph reed, jr., the south: jim crow and its afterlives (new york: verso books, 2022).
- the quintessence of marxism: a popular presentation — karl korsch
- we were orphans: an interview with enzo traverso — noah spore
- shadowboxing? a review of vivek chibber’s the class matrix — russell jacoby
- vivek chibber, the class matrix: social theory after the cultural turn (cambridge: harvard university press, 2022).
issue #1513 entries
- look where we are: an interview with steve roberts — david mountain, mike atkinson
- traces of different colors: an interview with peter e. gordon — soren whited
- the destiny of civilization: an interview with michael hudson — d.l. jacobs
issue #1501 entries
- marxism and liberalism
issue #1495 entries
- perpetual motion machines: a response to canel, duhalde, and horras — d.l. jacobs
- anti-fascism in the philippines: back to the 1980s — daniel rudin
- revolutionary righteousness: a review of doug greene’s a failure of vision: michael harrington and the limits of democratic socialism — jack clark
- a marxist history of the philosophical perspective: an answer to alan woods’s the history of philosophy: a marxist perspective — andreas wintersperger, justin spiegel
- has democratic socialism been a disaster in the u.s.? — tom canel
issue #1486 entries
- the latest hits on the 1619 project: designed obsolescence? — woody holton
- psychoanalysis and marxism — andreas wintersperger, stefan hain
- the australian labor party and the left
- david mcmullen, kevin healy, max ogden, verity burgmann
- a very strange suggestion: a response to woody holton — matt karp
- understanding imperialism in the 21st century: the problematic legacy of lenin — john willoughby
issue #1476 entries
- deep underground in the philippines: an interview with nathan quimpo — daniel rudin
- a maoist response to “what was the chinese revolution and where is it going?” — david mcmullen
- three magazines: ghosts of the new left — efraim carlebach
- essential workers of the world, unite! — keith mchenry
- the early antideutsch and the working class — max hörügel
- german reunification was a time of general decline for all organizations to the left of the german social democratic party (spd).
issue #1459 entries
- the pandemic and the left — phedias christodoulides
- beyond capitalism as religion: disenchanting modernization for a radicalized project of modernity — lukas meisner
- “a self-conscious revolution”: an interview with terry pinkard on hegel and marxism — omair hussain
- “rehabilitating the aesthetic”: an interview with michael wayne — d.l. jacobs, justin spiegel
- ukraine: more of the same — chris cutrone
- concerning chris cutrone and the dictatorship of the proletariat — john ehrenberg
- anarchism and the dictatorship of the proletariat: a response to chris cutrone — matthew crossin
- sins of the fathers? dsa and anti-zionism — tom canel
- what is a right-wing protest, anyway? on the new zealand freedom convoy protests — michael mcclelland
issue #1444 entries
- how long is the end of history? — connor harney
- the more things change, the more they stay the same: a response to canel and jacobs — david duhalde
- “before you can be a pirate, you have to sail in the navy”: an interview with gus sanchez — laurie rojas, w. xiao
- the usable gramsci? — martin thomas
issue #1424 entries
- the left is not a concept — benedict cryptofash
- we are the city-building tendency — caleb t. maupin
- paths to marxism — chris cutrone
- what can one learn from the right? — d.l. jacobs
issue #1413 entries
- the dictatorship of the proletariat and the death of the left — chris cutrone
- covid, capitalism, and communism — karyn pomerantz
- empty, pro-imperialist rhetoric: a response to chris cutrone’s “afghanistan” — hari kumar
issue #1406 entries
- the millennial left and the democratic party: a response to d. l. jacobs — tom canel
- latin american trotskyism: an interview with antonio rosello — francisco sanchez acosta
- the politics of critical theory
- chris cutrone, dennis graemer, doug lain, douglas kellner
- on the marxist use of psychoanalysis to understand fascism — victor cova
- brexit vote, has sparked a renewed interest in authoritarianism and the frankfurt school’s concept of the authoritarian personality.
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issue #1395 entries
- afghanistan: after 20 and 40 years — chris cutrone
- what is capitalism, and why should we be against it? — arthur dent, rjurik davidson, rory dufficy
- the “truth” of kautsky: comments on “kautsky in the 21st century” — jules townshend
- beyond racial capitalism: black marxism and the question of modernity — wes vanderburgh
- to look beyond the border fence: reflections on “what is capitalism, and why should we be against it?” — william briggs
issue #1386 entries
- hegel and the left
- adrian johnston, andy blunden, henry pickford, jensen suther
- bridging theory and practice: an interview with angela davis — duyminh tran, erin hagood
- “introduction to negative dialectics” seminar paper — angela davis
- adorno’s dialectic: freedom in crisis — omair hussain
- social democracy, the mix, and the problem of the labor metaphysic: a response to recent articles by chris cutrone and matt karp — richard schneirov
issue #1352 entries
- hegel’s dialectics: non-identity, contradiction, and freedom — omair hussain
- perhaps the first question that may come to mind for anyone making the daunting attempt to understand hegel is, what is hegelian dialectics? — marxism and liberalism
issue #1343 entries
- reflections on the passing of the summer — conrad cartmell
- giving voice to occupy: an interview with john leveille — d.l. jacobs
- whither anarchism? an interview with kristian williams — andony melathopoulos, conrad cartmell
issue #1335 entries
- a comment on the origins and influence of lenin’s imperialism, the highest stage of capitalism — richard drake
- sexual freedom in capital — audrey crescenti
- the question of human freedom belongs to modernity, or to the epoch of becoming which gradually swept away the old world’s static taxonomies of being.
- engels’ contribution to the critique of political economy: an interview with michael roberts — d.l. jacobs, marina blumenschein
- what is the future of capitalism?
issue #1324 entries
- the intellectual power of marxism: an interview with shane mage — c. d. hardy, d.l. jacobs
- police brutality and the left
- chaz bufe, chris sloce, john palmucci, mike golash
- imperialism: how does it task us? — louis sterrett
issue #1316 entries
- returning to marxism in the age of trump in 2020 — efraim carlebach
- response to cutrone — jensen suther, thodoris velissaris
- karl korsch 1923: the problem of marxism and philosophy — jensen suther, thodoris velissaris
- on philosophy and marxism: response to suther and velissaris — chris cutrone
- karl korsch concluded his 1923 essay on “marxism and philosophy” with the declaration that, “philosophy cannot be abolished without being realized.”
- the cancel wars: the legacy of the cultural turn in the age of trump — pam c. nogales c.
issue #1305 entries
- “a playground of free expression”: an interview on kant, marcuse, and the new left with ted humphrey — ethan linehan
- the birthday of a new world — ralph leonard
- the fate of the american revolution
- chris cutrone, james m. vaughn, pam c. nogales c., reid kotlas, spencer a. leonard
- cracks in the bloc: why the latin american left should remember 1989 — kacper grass
issue #1293 entries
- what is capitalism and why should we be against it? — chris cutrone, dick howard, leo panitch
- police brutality and the left — imperialism and the left
- an interview with gerald horne — d.l. jacobs, luc bronder-giroux
issue #1284 entries
- imperialism and the left — sunit singh
- why not biden? a response to chris cutrone and the platypus affiliated society — elias friedman
- republicans and riots: the left in death, 1992 and 2020 — chris cutrone
- to break debs: an interview with david walters — edward remus, william lushbough
issue #1275 entries
- antropologia crítica – sobre adorno’s “remarks on the authoritarian personality” — virginia h. ferreira da costa
- revisiting lenin’s theory of socialist revolution — david lane
- critical anthropology – about adorno’s “remarks on the authoritarian personality” — virginia h. ferreira da costa
- taking the world’s temperature — isaac cronin
- the living death of the body politic — jonathan black
issue #1266 entries
- socialism in the 21st century — chris cutrone
- capital and labor — chris cutrone
- lenin today — chris cutrone
- presented at a platypus teach-in on the 150th anniversary of lenin’s birth, april 22, 2020.
- what is political party for the left?
- “the democrats are worthless”: an interview with howie hawkins — gregor baszak
issue #1254 entries
- “the left has never been against civilization”: an interview with derrick jensen — andony melathopoulos, carson wright
- reflections on seattle 1999: an interview with john zerzan — andony melathopoulos
- response to platypus’ interviews with j. zerzan and d. jensen — brian tokar
- fixing climate change within capitalism?: an interview with extinction rebellion activist rosanna lilley — maria kaminska
issue #1244 entries
- jobs and free stuff — chris cutrone
- the american revolution and the left — chris cutrone
- what would tom paine advocate today? — robert meeropol
- “trotskyists drew a line at supporting the democrats”: an interview with wayne price — spencer a. leonard
issue #1235 entries
- brexit is the least problem for labour and the european left — victor cova
- labour once more — efraim carlebach
- why not trump again? — chris cutrone
- robots and sweatshops — chris cutrone
- the new deal and progressive liberalism — clint montgomery
issue #1223 entries
- on the use and abuse of nietzsche for the left — ethan linehan
- thirty years of 1989
- 1917-2017: the death of the left — d. m. faes
issue #1214 entries
- “we should not look back to the new left”: an interview with dan la botz — matt cavagrotti, spencer a. leonard
- on ‘exit’ from capital — gus lake
- freedom in the anthropocene
- socialism and communism in the age of climate strikes — sascha engel
issue #1203 entries
- the shipwrecked society — jonathan black
- on stalinism: an interview with hillel ticktin — rose freeman
- what makes a history marxist? an interview with john rees on the leveller revolution — efraim carlebach
issue #1195 entries
- hong kong’s dialectic between spontaneity and organization — kai yui samuel chan
- what was stalinism in power? — rory hannigan
- the following remarks were given at the communist party of great britain’s communist university on august 22nd, 2019.
- protest and accommodation: an interview with andrew kliman — emilo fogarty, jason roland
- beyond sect or movement: what is a political center?
issue #1174 entries
- “on the side of the oppressed”: an interview with david gilbert — spencer a. leonard
- democracy and the left
- “through the lens of the national liberation struggle”: an interview with carl davidson — spencer a. leonard
- “nobody wanted to hear, ‘you’re reactionary in what you’re doing’”: an interview with earl silbar — spencer a. leonard, stephanie gomez
issue #1164 entries
- platypus, strauss, and the philosophy-politics nexus — tom canel
- the case for a marxist intersectionality: class reductionism, chauvinism, and a critique of d. m. faes on transgender liberation — bennett shoop
- redeeming the 20th century: statism and anarchy today — chris cutrone
- cuba and trotskyism’s breakdown — c. d. hardy
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issue #893 entries
- what is the european union and should we be against it?
- paralysis of will: bernie sanders's capitulation — boris kagarlitsky
- why not trump? — chris cutrone
issue #884 entries
- who's afraid of donald trump? — boris kagarlitsky
- the death of social democracy
- build political independence, don’t tail after the ruling class! a response to john bachtell
- left exit or no brexit?
issue #871 entries
- what is socialism? international social democracy
issue #863 entries
- rosa luxemburg and the party — chris cutrone
- sanders, the democrats, and the left — bernard sampson, jason schulman
- the greek left tradition and the syriza phenomenon — john milios
issue #855 entries
- the 2016 elections — a response to baszak and henwood — john bachtell
- after the fall: the inheritance problem of democratic socialism — jerzy sobotta, stefan bollinger
- indispensable or irrelevant: which way for communists? — luis j. rodriguez
- luis j. rodriguez respnds to the nelson peery interview, published in platypus review issue 81.
- the sandernistas — chris cutrone
issue #843 entries
- women: the longest revolution (chicago) — brit schulte, margaret power, yasmin nair
- women: the longest revolution (frankfurt)
- cornelia möser, joy mcready, lucy parker, ursula jensen
issue #834 entries
- critical theory, marxism, social evolution: an interview with martin jay — jamie keesling, spencer a. leonard
- are there stages of consciousness? what do they mean for entryism as political strategy? — dgs_tap and systemcrash
- book review: doug henwood, my turn: hillary targets the presidency — gregor baszak
- review: john roberts’ revolutionary time and the avant-garde — kim charnley
issue #824 entries
- horkheimer in 1943 on party and class — chris cutrone
- back to herbert spencer! industrial vs. militant society — chris cutrone
- the sandernistas: the final triumph of the 1980s — chris cutrone
- québec and the future of the canadian left — samir gandesha
issue #812 entries
- the most revolutionary weapon: an interview with nelson peery — edward remus, greg gabrellas
- the crisis in greece and the prospects for the left — periklis pavlidis
issue #803 entries
- walking on two legs: israel, palestine and the middle east from a matzpen perspective. an interview with moshé machover — moshé machover, richard rubin, thomas willis
- trotsky and the frankfurt school — helmut dahmer
- austerity beyond growth and beyond confidence — sascha engel
issue #793 entries
- marxism through the back door: an interview with cedric johnson — gregor baszak
- ghosts of national sovereignty: syriza and the left in the current situation — teo velissaris
- the fickle power of the people — eduardo frajman
issue #782 entries
- what is political party for the left?
- adolph l. reed, jr., chris cutrone, mike macnair, tom riley
issue #771 entries
- democracy and the left — 1989 and its significance for the left
issue #764 entries
- neoliberalism and its discontents
- donald parkinson, margaret power, toby chow, walter benn michaels
- the american left and the “black question”: from politics to protest to the post-political
- adolph l. reed, jr., august nimtz, brandon johnson, toby chow
issue #753 entries
- “to unite the many”: an interview with adolph l. reed, jr.
- adolph l. reed, jr., gregor baszak, spencer a. leonard
- 25 years of 1989 — boris kagarlitsky, christoph lichtenberg, mel rothenberg
issue #742 entries
- what is political party for the left?
- antoni wysocki, carlos pessoa, jackie barkley, leo panitch
issue #734 entries
- a “convoluted mess of nonsense” — andrew kliman
- a response to james heartfield’s review of the failure of capitalist production. by andrew kliman.
- crises of the radical imagination: a conversation with max haiven — marc james léger, max haiven
- georg lukács and his theory of "reification" — israel weinstein
issue #726 entries
- ¿más allá de la izquierda y la derecha? (beyond left and right?)
- david mountain, eduardo maura, lucy parker, nikos manousakis
- postscript on party politics — chris cutrone
- unity, class, program — barbara dorn
- hiding behind the specter of marx — philip cunliffe
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issue #713 entries
- book review: robert b. pippin, after the beautiful: hegel and the philosophy of pictorial modernism. — gregg horowitz
- what is political party for marxism? — chris cutrone
- there is no such thing as japanese marxism — brian hioe, houston small, kojin karatani
issue #703 entries
- the failure of the capitalist class and the retreat from production — james heartfield
- cliffites 'bend the stick' like a reed in the wind — c.a.
- when was the crisis of capitalism? moishe postone and the legacy of the 1960s new left — chris cutrone
issue #692 entries
- revolutionary politics and thought
- chris cutrone, dimitrios roussopoulos, joseph schwartz, nikos malliaris, samir gandesha
issue #683 entries
- tony cliff's legacy today: international socialism and the tradition of lenin and trotsky — james heartfield
- something better than the nation? — blair taylor
- the concept of the left and right — chris cutrone, nikos malliaris, samir gandesha
issue #673 entries
- art, a modern phenomenon: an interview with larry shiner — chris mansour, larry shiner
- democracy and the left
- alan avrikos, alan milchman, dick howard, joseph schwartz
issue #663 entries
- 1914 in the history of marxism — chris cutrone
- the politics of work — bill barclay, lenny brody, leon fink
- on anarchism and marxism: in response to price and swenson — herb gamberg
issue #655 entries
- radical ideologies today: marxism and anarchism
- alex khasnabish, chris parsons, christoph lichtenberg, eva curry
- the leninist protests too much: a response to herb gamberg — liam swenson
- in defense of anarchism: a response to herb gamberg — wayne price
- what is cliffism worth? a response to james heartfield — david renton
issue #642 entries
- anarchism through bakunin: a marxist assessment
- trotskyism in greece: an interview with andros payiatsos
issue #634 entries
- why still read lukács? the place of “philosophical” questions in marxism — chris cutrone
- the artist at work — robin treadwell
- anti-fascism: a panel discussion on its problematic history and meaning
- henning mächerle, jan gerber, manuel kellner, wolf wetzel
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issue #625 entries
- 1776 in world history: the american revolution as bourgeois revolution — james m. vaughn
- “a new world racing towards us”: an interview with bill ayers — bill ayers, spencer a. leonard
- on october 28th, spencer a. leonard interviewed bill ayers, former member of students for a democratic society
- gender and the new man: emancipation and the russian revolution? — bini adamczak
- the politics of work — jason wright, robert pollin, stanley aronowitz
issue #613 entries
- rousseau, kant and hegel — chris cutrone
- adam smith, revolutionary — spencer a. leonard
- nietzsche’s untimeliness — sunit singh
issue #604 entries
- a new assessment of an old trend: trotskyism as the flip side of stalinism — joseph green
- the anthropocene and freedom: terrestrial time as political mystification — timothy w. luke
- cap on debt — peter bierl
- internationalism fails — chris cutrone
issue #593 entries
- on becoming things: an interview with axel honneth — axel honneth, jensen suther
- isyan: the participation of the radical left in the gezi park protests — ivo furman
- what is imperialism? (what now?) — james turley, joseph green, larry everest
issue #584 entries
- marx’s liberalism? an interview with jonathan sperber — jonathan sperber, spencer a. leonard, sunit singh
- aging in the afterlife: the many deaths of art
- anton vidokle, gregg horowitz, paul mattick, yates mckee — program and utopia
- aaron b, richard rubin, roger rashi, sam gindin, stephen eric bronner
issue #574 entries
- black politics in the age of obama — cedric johnson, mel rothenberg
- conversations on the left: what is to be done? — benjamin blumberg, bhaskar sunkara, james turley
- nikolai bukharin on the life of a. a. bogdanov — evgeni v. pavlov, nikolai bukharin
- la contra adorno: the sex-economic problem of platypus — noah r. gataveckas
issue #563 entries
- radical interpretations of the present crisis
- andrew kliman, david harvey, loren goldner, paul mattick
- marx and “wertkritik” — alan milchman, elmar flatschart, jamie merchant
issue #555 entries
- the 3 rs: reform, revolution, and “resistance”: the problematic forms of “anti-capitalism” today
- daniel loick, janine wissler, norbert trenkle, thomas seibert
- the anti-political party — james heartfield
- radical interpretations of the present crisis
- david graeber, hillel ticktin, james woudhuysen, saul newman
issue #543 entries
- traversing the heresies: an interview with bruno bosteels — alec niedenthal, bruno bosteels, ross wolfe
- what is to be done with the actually existing marxist left? an interview with jodi dean — jodi dean, ross wolfe
- remembrance of things past: an interview with boris groys — boris groys, ross wolfe
issue #534 entries
- for liberty and union: an interview with james mcpherson — james mcpherson, spencer a. leonard
- the 3 rs: reform, revolution, and “resistance”: the problematic forms of “anti-capitalism” today
- aris tsioumas, costas gousis, nikolas sevastakis, thodoris kariotis
- 10 years after the iraq war: the inevitability of failure — and of success — chris cutrone
issue #523 entries
- bookchin’s trotskyist decade: 1939–1948 — janet biehl
- utopia and reality: an interview with stephen eric bronner — chris mansour, stephen eric bronner
- a reply to stephan grigat: on anti-semitism and the left on iran — yassamine mather
issue #518 entries
- election 2012: an interview with jill stein — edward remus, jill stein, spencer a. leonard
- on november 3, 2012, spencer a. leonard interviewed 2012 green party candidate jill stein. what follows is an edited transcript of the interview
- election 2012: an interview with cornel west — cornel west, spencer a. leonard, watson ladd
- election 2012: an interview with luis j. rodriguez
- edward remus, luis j. rodriguez, spencer a. leonard
- election 2012: an interview with carl dix — carl dix, edward remus
- class consciousness (from a marxist perspective) today — chris cutrone
- for marxists, the division of modern socioeconomic classes is not the cause of the problem of capitalism but rather its effect.
issue #504 entries
- “these petrified relations must be forced to dance”: an interview with dick howard
- dick howard, douglas la rocca, spencer a. leonard
- the arab uprisings and the dawn of emancipatory history — daniel tutt
- david brian howard
issue #493 entries
- from habakkuk to locke: the non-peculiarity of the english glorious revolution — david black
- an exposé of classic liberalism? a reply to domenico losurdo — henry flynt
- to know the worst: anti-semitism and the failure of the left on iran — stephan grigat
issue #484 entries
- crisis of the eurozone and the left: responses to the global economic downturn
- cengiz kulac, haseeb ahmed, jerzy sobotta, moritz roeger, thodoris velissaris, valentin badura
- the relevance of lenin today — chris cutrone
- book review: karl korsch, marxismus und philosophie — august thalheimer
issue #473 entries
- 1873–1973: the century of marxism — chris cutrone
- the birth of a revolution? — mary gabriel, spencer a. leonard
- lenin and the marxist left after #occupy — ben lewis, chris cutrone, tom riley
issue #464 entries
- liberalism and marx: an interview with domenico losurdo — pam c. nogales c., ross wolfe
- changes in art and society: a view from the present
- mary jane jacob, robert pippin, walter benn michaels
- splits, regroupments, war, and revolution in germany, 1914–1920: a conversation with ben lewis — ben lewis, spencer a. leonard, watson ladd
issue #453 entries
- the occupation of art’s labor: an interview with julia bryan-wilson — chris mansour, julia bryan-wilson
- learning from the communist movement of the 20th century — grover furr
- the new left zombie is dead! long live occupy! — david haack
issue #444 entries
- what is the #occupy movement?
- brian dominick, erik van deventer, hannah appel, jeremy cohan, nathan schneider
- marx at the margins: an interview with kevin anderson — kevin anderson, spencer a. leonard
- occupy everything…and?
issue #433 entries
- the movement as an end-in-itself? an interview with david graeber — david graeber, ross wolfe
- a destroyer of vulgar-marxism — karl kautsky
- "thirty years of counter-revolution": an interview with clyde young — clyde young, spencer a. leonard
issue #423 entries
- the occupy movement, a renascent left, and marxism today: an interview with slavoj žižek — chris cutrone, haseeb ahmed, slavoj žižek
- the elusive “threads of historical progress”: the early chartists and the young marx and engels — david black
- a cry of protest before accommodation? the dialectic of emancipation and domination — chris cutrone
issue #413 entries
- letter from greece: brief notes on revolt and crisis in greece and the greek situation — thodoris velissaris
- black nationalism and the legacy of malcolm x: an interview with michael dawson — michael dawson, spencer a. leonard
- whither marxism? why the occupation movement recalls seattle 1999 — chris cutrone
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issue #403 entries
- the marxist turn: the new left in the 1970s — carl davidson, mel rothenberg, tom riley
- lenin the liberal? a reply to chris cutrone — david adam
- lenin’s politics: a rejoinder to david adam on lenin’s liberalism — chris cutrone
issue #393 entries
- the antinomy of art and politics: a critique of art as “cultural resistance” — chris mansour
- immigration and the left: an interview with david wilson — david wilson, jeremy cohan
- lenin’s legacy today — tamas krausz
issue #385 entries
- the legacy of trotskyism
- bryan palmer, jason wright, mike macnair, richard rubin
- emancipation in the heart of darkness: an interview with juliet mitchell
- on “the marxism of rosa luxemburg” — greg gabrellas
- lukács’s abyss — jeremy cohan
issue #375 entries
- the politics of critical theory — chris cutrone
- trotsky’s theory of art — bret schneider
- trotsky’s marxism — ian morrison
- october 1921: lenin looks back — lars t. lih
- subject, class, and the hegelian legacy in critical social theory — timothy hall
issue #362 entries
- after hegel: an interview with robert pippin — omair hussain, robert pippin
- lenin’s liberalism — chris cutrone
issue #354 entries
- unionism, austerity, and the left: an interview with sam gindin — andony melathopoulos, sam gindin
- trotsky’s marxism: “the point, however, is to change it” — jason wright
- marxism and israel: left perspectives on the israeli-palestinian conflict — alan goodman, richard rubin
- lenin’s marxism — paul le blanc
issue #344 entries
- overcoming bourgeois right: an interview with mel rothenberg — mel rothenberg, spencer a. leonard
- attention to theory: letter to the editor of under the banner of marxism — leon trotsky
- postcolonialism or postmodernism? an interview with susan buck-morss — chris mansour, susan buck-morss
- to the shores of tripoli: tsunamis and world history — chris cutrone
issue #333 entries
- egypt, or, history’s invidious comparisons: 1979, 1789, and 1848 — chris cutrone
- praxis, theory, and the unmakeable: an interview with robert hullot-kentor — chris mansour, robert hullot-kentor
- german psycho: a reply to the initiative sozialistisches forum — felix baum
issue #323 entries
- which way forward for sexual liberation?
- gary mucciaroni, greg gabrellas, kenyon farrow, sherry wolf
- kashmir, socialists, and the right to self-determination — rohini hensman
issue #314 entries
- the relevance of critical theory to art today
- chris cutrone, gregg horowitz, j.m. bernstein, lydia goehr
- book review: karin bauer, ed., everybody talks about the weather—we don’t: the writings of ulrike meinhof. — quinn slobodian
- book review: sherry wolf, sexuality and socialism: history, politics, and theory of lgbt liberation. — greg gabrellas, max elliott katz
issue #304 entries
- up in the air: the legacy of the new communist movement — max elbaum, spencer a. leonard
- rethinking the new left
- alan spector, mark rudd, osha neumann, tim wohlforth
- lessons from the election — eric stoner
issue #293 entries
- the marxist hypothesis: a response to alain badiou's "communist hypothesis" — chris cutrone
- petrified unrest: a review of the creative time summit — bret schneider
- oil and the left: an interview with imre szeman — andony melathopoulos, brian worley, imre szeman
issue #285 entries
- history and possibility: an interview with noam chomsky
- emmanuel j. tellez, noam chomsky, vaughn a. cartwright
- i can’t go on, i’ll go on — chris mansour
- book review: osha neumann, up against the wall, motherf**ker: a memoir of the ‘60s, with notes for next time. — philip longo
- communism and israel — initiative sozialistisches forum
issue #274 entries
- ideology and the student left
- aaron petcov, ashley weger, luis brennan, will klatt
- the coming insurrection? a reflection on resistance at the g20 — ashley weger
- book review: adolph reed jr. and kenneth w. warren, eds., renewing black intellectual history — greg gabrellas
issue #256 entries
- imperialism: what is it, why should we be against it?
- adam turl, chris cutrone, danny postel, kevin anderson, nick kreitman
- the dead left: chavez and the bolivarian revolution — m. a. torres
- against dogmatic abstraction — chris cutrone
- the maoist insurgency in india: end of the road for indian stalinism? — jairus banaji, spencer a. leonard, sunit singh
- chinoiserie: a critique of the revolutionary communist party, usa’s “new synthesis” — chris cutrone
issue #244 entries
- book review: terry eagleton, reason, faith, and revolution: reflections on the god debate. — max elliott katz
- you don’t need a marxist to know which way the wind blows: an interview with mark rudd — atiya khan, mark rudd, spencer a. leonard
- rebelling against the world — james heartfield
- adorno and freud — chris cutrone
issue #234 entries
- is marx back? an interview with leo panitch — ian morrison, leo panitch
- on nationalism: — an anti-fascist intervention
- jerzy sobotta
- disappearances: reflections on the collapse of honey bees and the left — andony melathopoulos
issue #223 entries
- which way forward for palestinian liberation? — hussein ibish, joel kovel, richard rubin
- an interview with hal foster — bret schneider, hal foster, omair hussain
- book review: robert fitch, solidarity for sale: how corruption destroyed the labor movement and undermined america’s promise. — bhaskar sunkara
issue #214 entries
- book review: frantz fanon, black skin, white masks. — sunit singh
- book review: theodor w. adorno, philosophy of new music. — bret schneider
- why is it that nobody understands me, yet everybody likes me? — stefan dietl
- gillian rose's "hegelian" critique of marxism — chris cutrone
issue #206 entries
- what are intellectuals good for? a discussion with george scialabba — george scialabba, spencer a. leonard
- rejoinder to david black: on karl korsch's marxism and philosophy — chris cutrone
- 30 years of the islamic revolution in iran
- chris cutrone, danny postel, kaveh ehsani, maziar behrooz
- totality versus theory: left cognition and social change — joshua howard
- rosa luxemburg’s legacy: a reply to jerzy sobotta — uli vom hagen
issue #194 entries
- against the status quo: an interview with iranian trade unionist homayoun pourzad — homayoun pourzad, ian morrison
- an unmet challenge: race and the left in america — benjamin blumberg
- book review: jeffrey b. perry, hubert harrison: the voice of harlem radicalism, 1882–1918. — tim barker
- book review: david renton, dissident marxism: past voices for present times. — max elliott katz
issue #185 entries
- between old left and new: a postwar balance sheet — ian morrison
- the poverty of pakistan’s politics (ppp) — atiya khan
- film review: public enemies — ryan hardy
- comments on chris cutrone’s review of marxism and philosophy by karl korsch — david black
- 2008 (if it said this last time that was 2009 and so on or so i think idk)
issue #173 entries
- introduction — benjamin blumberg
- spencer a. leonard — atiya khan
- richard rubin — chris cutrone
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issue #165 entries
- book review: detlev claussen. theodor w. adorno: one last genius. — haseeb ahmed
- on drone music — bret schneider
- rosa luxemburg’s corpse — jerzy sobotta
- book review: randi storch. red chicago: american communism at its grassroots, 1928-35. — ashley weger
- labor struggles today: a report on a recent civil disobedience action in chicago — laurie rojas
issue #156 entries
- politics of the contemporary student left
- carlos j. pereira di salvo, laurie rojas, pam c. nogales c.
- book review: michael rudolph west. the education of booker t. washington: american democracy and the idea of race relations. — greg gabrellas
- photo taken by matthew cassel — the sport of protest
- chris mansour
- book review: karl korsch, marxism and philosophy — chris cutrone
issue #144 entries
- what is a movement?
- chuck hendricks, elena davis, jorge mujica, luis brennan, richard rubin
- the failure of the islamic revolution — chris cutrone
- 30 years of the islamic revolution in iran
issue #135 entries
- film review: che — ryan hardy
- book review: susan buck-morss's hegel, haiti, and universal history — soren whited
- left behind: the working class in the crisis
- aaron hughes, abraham mwaura, chuck hendricks, james thindwa
- the role of socialists in the civil war in sri lanka — rohini hensman
issue #125 entries
- symptomology — chris cutrone
- resurrecting the ’30s — ian morrison
- film review: the baader-meinhof complex — sunit singh
- progress or regress? the future of the left under obama
- charles post, chris cutrone, pat korte, paul street, stephen duncombe
issue #114 entries
- going it alone: christopher hitchens and the death of the left — spencer a. leonard
- why the u.s. stimulus package is bound to fail — david harvey
- can neo-liberalism continue after the crisis? — ashleigh campi
- remarks on chris cutrone's 'iraq and the election: the fog of "anti-war" politics' — tuomas nevanlinna
issue #103 entries
- nothing left to say: a critique of the guardian’s coverage of the 2008 mumbai attacks — spencer a. leonard
- afghanistan, internationalism and the left: an interview with terry glavin — andony melathopoulos, terry glavin
- the new school occupation and the direction of student politics: an interview with atlee mcfellin — atlee mcfellin, pam c. nogales c.
issue #95 entries
- history’s forgotten dreams and nightmares: jeff koons at versailles — laurie rojas
- the necessity of leadership — richard kidd
- obama and clinton: "third way" politics and the "left" — chris cutrone
- living marxism — james heartfield
- red-baiting and ideology: the new sds — laurie rojas, richard rubin
issue #85 entries
- remember the future! a rejoinder to peter hudis on “capital in history” — chris cutrone
- re-thinking the crisis of capital in light of the crisis of the left — peter hudis
- obama: three comparisons: mlk, jfk, fdr — chris cutrone
- friedrich hayek and the legacy of milton friedman: neo-liberalism and the question of freedom — the platypus historians group
- capital, spectacle, and modernity: an interview with retort — retort, soren whited
issue #75 entries
- violence at the rnc — benjamin blumberg, ian morrison
- reenacting '68 — liam warfield
- five questions to the student left — benjamin shepard, pam c. nogales c.
- finance capital: why financial capitalism is no more "fictitious" than any other kind — the platypus historians group
- capital in history: the need for a marxian philosophy of history of the left — chris cutrone
issue #65 entries
- to the victor, the spoils: review of artforum's may 2008 issue "may '68" — benjamin blumberg
- the hundred days campaign: the present and future of sds: an interview with rachel haut — laurie rojas, rachel haut
- the dead left: trotskyism — the platypus historians group
- on the corner: intersectionality and transformation — matthew birkhold
- obama: progress in regress: the end of "black politics" — chris cutrone
issue #55 entries
- walter benjamin — michael löwy
- the science that wasn’t: the orthodox marxism of the early frankfurt school and the turn to marxist critical theory — m. a. torres
- requiem for the ’60s: response to a boycott of discussion of “40 years of 1968” — the platypus historians group
- persepolis and the personal consequences of failure — jeremy cohan
- catastrophe, historical memory and the left: 60 years of israel-palestine — the platypus historians group
issue #46 entries
- the sub-prime crisis — clyde gonzalez
- the 3 rs: reform, revolution, and “resistance:” the problematic forms of “anticapitalism” today
- brian holmes, chris cutrone, michael albert, stephen duncombe
- review: introducing sds, columbia revolt, 1969 — greg gabrellas
- protest and regression: notes on a recent protest — s.j. benjamin
- on the election violence in kenya — zeb dingley
issue #36 entries
- the problem of nostalgia in todd haynes's "i'm not there" — ryan hardy
- review: iran "insights into its religion, politics, and power" — pam c. nogales c.
- review: angela davis "how does change happen?" — chris cutrone
- marx after marxism: an interview with moishe postone
- benjamin blumberg, moishe postone, pam c. nogales c.
- introduction to the history of the left: changes in the meaning of class struggles — the platypus historians group
issue #25 entries
- jeff wall: the return of the modern? (a review) — laurie rojas
- who needs the left? (reflections on joining the industrial workers of the world) — joe grim feinberg
- the failure of pakistan: a concise history of the left — the platypus historians group
- review: “the past and future of militant anti-capitalist street protest in north america” discussion at mess hall. — m. a. torres
- organization, political action, history, and consciousness: on anarchism and marxism — chris cutrone
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issue #182 entries
- vicissitudes of historical consciousness and possibilities for emancipatory social politics today — chris cutrone
- taking issue with identity: the politics of anti-gentrification — laura lee schmidt
- review: "the common sense" — m. a. torres
- review: "la commune" — soren whited
- remember our real iranian friends — danny postel
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- splinterissue 3 (november 2025, ed. jannali jones)
- 1. genocide — maria van neerven
- 2. the place on brooklyn bridge where two boomerangs sing — dakota feirer
- 3. andraya stapp
- 4. anne-marie te whiu
- 5. cana nongkhlaw
- 6. colleen e. charlette
- 7. emma-lee maher
- 8. ezzideen shehab
- 9. hana pera aoake
- 10. irene wardle & amy davidson & aunty professor lynette riley & professor john clegg
- 11. jannali jones
- 12. jeanine leane
- 13. kyrah honner
- 14. lady shania janet-shayne richards dimer
- 15. lavinia richards
- 16. leesha cole
- 17. lulu houdini
- 18. mali harkin-noack
- 19. marcie r. rendon
- 20. maxi sam-morris
- 21. nathan mudyi sentance
- 22. nina sivertsen
- 23. raymond buzzacott
- 24. susan betts
- 25. tabitha leanissue 2
- 1. alex cothren
- 2. corey theatre
- 3. courtney jaye
- 4. ellena savage
- 5. erin riley
- 6. glenn diaz
- 7. hasib hourani
- 8. jessica white
- 9. jo case
- 10. jp wilson
- 11. katie smith
- 12. madeleine nattrass
- 13. mag merrilees
- 14. margot albrecht
- 15. naya jehad fathi shalbak
- 16. omar musa
- 17. oyewumi fawaz akorede
- 18. rita horanyi
- 19. rowena vnuk
- 20. royce kurmelovs
- 21. sarah sands phillips
- 22. smriti daniel
- 23. sofya gollan
- 24. stephanie westwood
- 25. wes leeissue 1
- 1. anthony nocera
- 2. brooke dunnell
- 3. dominic symes
- 4. finbar james
- 5. frank marrazza
- 6. george titheridge
- 7. hossein asgari
- 8. jane rawson
- 9. jayda wilson
- 10. jill jones
- 11. karen wyld
- 12. kt major
- 13. lauren poole
- 14. magdalena ball
- 15. muiz ọpẹ́yẹmí àjàyí
- 16. paris rosemont
- 17. patrick marlborough
- 18. ryan j morrison
- 19. sam elkin
- 20. sam twyford-moore
- 21. sara m saleh
- 22. seamus lonergan
- 23. susie anderson
- 24. thom sullivan
- 25. yirga gelaw woldeyes
splinter catalogue
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journal75 entries
- splinterissue 3 · november 2025, ed. jannali jones
- genocide — maria van neerven
- the place on brooklyn bridge where two boomerangs sing — dakota feirer
- andraya stapp
- anne-marie te whiu
- cana nongkhlaw
- colleen e. charlette
- emma-lee maher
- ezzideen shehab
- hana pera aoake
- irene wardle & amy davidson & aunty professor lynette riley & professor john clegg
- jannali jones
- jeanine leane
- kyrah honner
- lady shania janet-shayne richards dimer
- lavinia richards
- leesha cole
- lulu houdini
- mali harkin-noack
- marcie r. rendon
- maxi sam-morris
- nathan mudyi sentance
- nina sivertsen
- raymond buzzacott
- susan betts
- tabitha lean
- issue 2
- alex cothren
- corey theatre
- courtney jaye
- ellena savage
- erin riley
- glenn diaz
- hasib hourani
- jessica white
- jo case
- jp wilson
- katie smith
- madeleine nattrass
- mag merrilees
- margot albrecht
- naya jehad fathi shalbak
- omar musa
- oyewumi fawaz akorede
- rita horanyi
- rowena vnuk
- royce kurmelovs
- sarah sands phillips
- smriti daniel
- sofya gollan
- stephanie westwood
- wes lee
- issue 1
- anthony nocera
- brooke dunnell
- dominic symes
- finbar james
- frank marrazza
- george titheridge
- hossein asgari
- jane rawson
- jayda wilson
- jill jones
- karen wyld
- kt major
- lauren poole
- magdalena ball
- muiz ọpẹ́yẹmí àjàyí
- paris rosemont
- patrick marlborough
- ryan j morrison
- sam elkin
- sam twyford-moore
- sara m saleh
- seamus lonergan
- susie anderson
- thom sullivan
- yirga gelaw woldeyes
blue labyrinths catalogue
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articles · 1–103103 entries
- against symbolic misery: on architecture, music, and literature
- new sci-fi media, anti-hauntology, and the future of cinema
- zuboff's dystopia: the politics of the lifeworld
- motorway: transformative ethics of the car
- memes and flames: the aesthetics of the gen z uprising
- regimes of visibility: gerhard richter at the de young museum
- taylor swift does not exist: in memoriam achim szepanski
- oceanic logic: on vagueness and mass nouns
- psychedelic teleology: would widespread psychedelic use improve society?
- from plato to the moving image: notes on lynchian ethics
- future reloaded: an interview with matt bluemink and alessandro sbordoni
- self-tracking: why we love seeing ourselves in data
- cybernetic discourse analysis: "mother was an ai"
- tiktok and taboo: mysticism in the information age
- the fourth wall: the lynchian aesthetic of i saw the tv glow
- empire of sounds: reconstructing the japanese pop of the 1980s
- imane khelif, immediate transcendence, and fascism
- on sinofuturism: cosmotechnics and dis-orient-ation
- music or barbarism: dos atomos by dos monos
- multiplication of organs: desire, humanity and technology
- "why are you so bad, bro?": theory of the avatar
- taylor swift and totalitarianism
- reflections on the death of music journalism
- james joyce's real-life hero
- semiotics of the end: the backrooms
- what is solarpunk?
- remembering baudrillard's contaminated discourse
- weird fictions & neoliberal horrors: the british urban imaginary
- a column of cloud and a column of fire: dimitris lyacos' poena damni
- jacques derrida is not a werewolf (according to nick land)
- octopuses, ai, and the future of the nation state: in conversation with ray nayler
- barbie & dragons: on the subversion of play
- the difficult art of being human: reflections on homer's odyssey
- the filmic non-place: notes on devirtualization in cinema
- arabic hauntology: the sound of habibi funk records
- can ghosts shape our selves?
- ai and the instrumentalization of fear
- kierkegaard and wittgenstein's ethical machine
- ultra-blackness in music: a non-mixology
- hierarchy in early modern culture: dante's divine comedy and boccaccio's decameron
- recurring dreams and collective unconscious: an interview with alex zhang hungtai
- terminal velocity: the cultural logic of the dance music edit
- gender bubble: a few points from judith butler explained via a sexually ambiguous clownfish
- the impossible made possible
- the story-creature anomaly: jeff vandermeer and digital ecosystems
- derrida's account on hospitality
- give up the future: organ tapes and tiqqun
- born in the lost future: bladee and hauntology
- almere: the first solarpunk city?
- salò, or the 120 days of corona
- the philosophy of jungle and new breakcore music: from rufige kru to machine girl
- auroville: landscapes of life, living and being
- giorgio agamben: atomic warfare and the end of humanity
- gaming: a techno-cultural archaeology
- the end of the internet: an interview with geert lovink
- digital reincarnation: luyang netineti
- borges on universalism and nationalism
- an impossible interview with georges bataille
- not all art is beautiful (and that's good)
- on marble, texture and networks
- semiotics of the end: welcome to the virtual plaza
- our desert islands: deleuze, sloterdijk, and the pandemic
- distracting ourselves together
- thief versus lover: the banality in jean genet's significance
- proxies as ideology: the hidden social violence of delegation
- from cyberpunk to solarpunk: technics and the cities of the future
- semiotics of the end: turbo-violence
- georges bataille and the continuity of life
- trash theory: the "young-girl" deployment
- semiotics of the end: boredom at the end of the world
- in(ter)vention as heresy
- portals
- jonas mekas's cinematic you
- the duality of time in eastern and western philosophy
- resonance theory: how can connection create disconnection?
- peter sloterdijk: living in the mountains of imperial foam
- on infinity: the school of names (名家) and nicholas of cusa
- platonic friendship in the epistles
- laughter as a critical tool for liberation
- in defense of gay assimilation
- an oasis in the desert of the real: on the relationship between map and territory
- the basilisk
- can pascal's rationality rescue the pandemic vaccine?
- anti-hauntology: iglooghost, mark fisher, and the new digital modernism
- phenomenology of the divine: husserl and jung
- the politics of modulation: simondon's influence on deleuze's 'societies of control'
- plan for obsolescence: why institutions should have expiration dates
- popular (neo-)modernism: fisher, meillassoux and novelty
- eternal action: christopher nolan's objects of anti-accelerationism
- gamespot reminds us that "the master's tools will never dismantle the master's house."
- learning to unlearn: applied psychology in social justice
- anti-hauntology: derrida and stiegler on dancing with ghosts and education
- anti-hauntology: sophie, stiegler and the ruins of accelerationism
- anti-hauntology: arca, ai, and the future of innovation
- anti-hauntology: mark fisher, sophie, and the music of the future
- the metamorphosis and the lobster: 100 years of power and dehumanization
- on the political significance of the abolition of time in literature
- the cherubim collection
- glitchy ontologies and cancelled futures: why cyberpunk 2077 is a perfect failure
- rediscovering the past: the value of rereading books
- divided times: jonathan sacks on morality
- that uncertain feeling: the history of emotions and a critique of contemporary emotionality
- the ethics of taxation: is it right to tax meat?
articles · 104–208105 entries
- mediating suppression: at the crossroads of judaism, marxism, freudianism
- the rat maze: capitalism and consciousness
- angst machines disassembling amongst the trees
- gilles deleuze, a stoic
- angelus novus' eyesight: on benjamin's aesthetic mysticism
- adorno on pleasure, 2: purpose and play
- art, temporality and "motions of the mind"
- adorno on pleasure, 1: the critique of psychoanalysis
- foams and networks: sloterdijk and latour's atmospheric philosophies
- the question concerning memes
- the idea of just punishment in buddhism and utilitarianism
- against the computational model of the mind
- morality not normality: the instru-mentality of pandemic responses
- on category: socrates, plato and ryle vs. gongsun long and darwin
- virtuality as coexistence in bergson and deleuze
- merleau-ponty on the relationship between self and world
- meta-relativism 2: asia's ancient thinkers
- how the wilderness calls: a critique of red dead redemption 2
- the castle without the king: on domicide and homelessness
- meta-relativism 1: when east meets west
- becoming-insect through clarice lispector's "the passion according to g.h."
- a future on fire: climate change and hauntology
- don't touch anything: biodiversity interventionism
- mad(e) men: historicism and history as told through period drama and tv
- art, technology and truth in martin heidegger's thought
- nietzsche and wagner on tragedy: the slave and the nation in nineteenth-century germany
- transcendental cinema: when the camera turns upon itself
- unbuilding walls, 3: passageway and gatekeeper
- homo sacer: the state of exception as a dominant social paradigm
- unbuilding walls, 2: foundation and footing
- the language of news: can news reporting ever be neutral?
- unbuilding walls, 1: brick and mortar
- the hypocrisy of american art institutions: an elegant protest
- what's wrong with streaming? the death of music as art
- [hegel's glas]ses
- love's labor: irigaray, hegel and revolution
- biological essentialism, state ideology, and the need for a phenomenological paradigm shift
- the quixote sub specie aeternitatis: the philosophical significance of the spanish golden age
- what kant means today
- apocalypse now? what to do when you don't know what to believe
- cyberpunk 2.0: re-imagining the future
- hume's aesthetics: on the standard of taste
- moebius: 40 days in the desert
- cyberpunk 1.0: visions of the future
- seoul stories: han kang, violence and candlelight
- the phenomenology of language in david abram's 'the spell of the sensuous'
- the infinite labyrinth of time in borges' "the garden of forking paths"
- reclaiming memory, recapturing attention, 2: paying attention as taking care
- jan svankmajer: surrealism in the contemporary world
- the spectacle of the scaffold – foucault, corporal punishment, and the digital age
- i'm not your mary: the derridean différance in silent hill 2
- reclaiming memory, recapturing attention, 1: socrates and the internet
- calvino's cosmicomics: time and the hunter (or t zero)
- creating a character, 2: bernard malamud and j.g. ballard
- the web as rhizome in deleuze and guattari
- transport for london and the total advertisement
- louis althusser, the ideological state apparatus, and interpellation
- deleuze v. dolezal – yeah, we're actually doing this
- walter benjamin and the aesthetics of video games
- on certainty and mad max
- sartre's existential lobsters
- simulacrum in literature: baudrillard and barthelme
- the third industrial revolution
- time-tearing with philip k. dick
- creating a character: carver and cheever
- stiegler's memory, 2: the industrialisation of consciousness
- stiegler's memory, 1: the problem with husserl
- how green party policy would resuscitate the bbc
- philip k. dick's martian time-slip and pragmatic knowledge
- borges and murakami: philosophy in fiction
- election 2015: the ttiping point
- is postmodernism self-defeating?
- man the animal without essence, 4: the edge of time
- storie naturali: the weird and wonderful world of luigi serafini
- what the big environmental groups don't want you to know
- gilbert simondon: two lessons on animal and man
- in what sense can we understand the mind as existing beyond the brain?
- foucault and digital discourse
- the psychology of conspiracy theories
- calvino and the codex seraphinianus: a psychedelic mystery
- man, the animal without essence, 3: brains, hands and tools
- borges and the book of infinity
- stiegler and derrida: the technical history of memory
- why do spirals exist everywhere in nature?
- fernando pessoa and nietzsche: the last man and happiness
- man, the animal without essence, 2: fire and the cave
- is vertical farming the future?
- the mystery of the voynich manuscript
- kafka, orwell, huxley: the surveillance state in literature
- from huxley to jung: the psychology of initiation rites
- the 'champagne socialist' fallacy
- man, the animal without essence
- borges and calvino: invisible cities and dreams
- no place to hide: the importance of glenn greenwald's newest book
- when fiction lives in fiction
- what would life look like without advertising?
- the importance of the synthetic a priori in kant's first critique
- borges' dreamtigers
- it's time for a serious discussion about psychedelics
- paranoia in philip k. dick's a scanner darkly
- modafinil – are smart drugs really that smart?
- citizenfour, snowden, and the problem of privacy
- jorge luis borges: selected non-fictions
- proletarianization in e.m. forster's the machine stops
- to what extent has kierkegaard's view of the self influenced heidegger's conception of dasein?
glass bead catalogue
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magazine58 entries
- glass bead — site 0. castalia: the game of ends and means (2016)
- editorial
- modelling the game (chart 1)
- castalian games — peter wolfendale
- melting glass beads—the multiverse game of gestures and strings — guerino mazzola
- the glass bead game revisited: weaving emergent dynamics with the mes methodology — andrée ehresmann, mathias béjean
- transcendental logic and true representings — ray brassier
- the trans-umweltic express — gabriel catren
- ramifying pathways (chart 2)
- the third house — anselm franke
- forging rules: glass bead in conversation with keller easterling and benedict singleton — keller easterling, benedict singleton
- the consequences of philosophy — giuseppe longo
- ideas of savage reason: glass bead in conversation with martin holbraad and eduardo viveiros de castro — martin holbraad, eduardo viveiros de castro
- the photographic real — tristan garcia
- weaving syntheses (chart 3)
- multilayered sites and dynamic logics for transits between art and mathematics — fernando zalamea
- the turn of the canoe — deneb kozikoski valereto
- the theory of topos-theoretic 'bridges'—a conceptual introduction — olivia caramello
- transformative circuits — tarek atoui
- the forgotten meta-realities of modernism: die uebersinnliche welt and the international cultures of science and occultism — linda dalrymple henderson
- engineering horizons (chart 4)
- the way of the pacific: glass bead in conversation with freeman dyson — freeman dyson
- re-engineering hegemony: glass bead in conversation with mat dryhurst, holly herndon and alex williams — alex williams, holly herndon, mat dryhurst
- xenofeminism: a politics for alienation — laboria cuboniks
- culture without mirrors—restructuring creative-cognitive power — amanda beech
- credits — glass bead
- glass bead — site 1. logic gate: the politics of the artifactual mind (2017)
- editorial
- inhuman transformations (chart 1)
- what is it to think? — danielle macbeth
- semiotic epicycles and emergent thresholds in human evolution — gary tomlinson
- anti-eureka — matt hare, ben woodard
- inhumanism, reason, blackness, feminism — nina power
- impersonal entanglements (chart 2)
- machines that morph logic: neural networks and the distorted automation of intelligence as statistical inference — matteo pasquinelli
- the city wears us. notes on the scope of distributed sensing and sensation — benjamin bratton
- i need it to forgive me — nora khan
- simulated subjects: glass bead in conversation with ian cheng and hito steyerl — ian cheng, hito steyerl
- denaturalizing experience (chart 3)
- formalisms and formalizations: glass bead in conversation with catarina dutilh novaes and reviel netz — catarina dutilh novaes, reviel netz
- a theory of vibe — peli grietzer
- atmosphere and architecture in the distributed intelligence of soundsystems: glass bead in conversation with lee gamble and dhanveer singh brar — lee gamble, dhanveer singh brar
- textile, a diagonal abstraction: glass bead in conversation with t'ai smith — t'ai smith
- re-engineering commonsense — james trafford
- colophon — glass bead
- glass bead — site 2. dark room: somatic reason and synthetic eros (2019)
- editorial — glass bead
- soft machine (chart 1)
- disciplined bodies and ideology critique — sally haslanger
- mutations of sergeant sade — olivier surel
- freedom and fiction — patricia reed
- counterfactual bodies (chart 2)
- marcel duchamp's diagrammatics of love, sex and erotics — matthew poole
- three billion perverts (1973) — anonymous
- darkrooms and white cubes: cruising pavilion in conversation with glass bead — cruising pavilion
- the inhuman partner (chart 3)
- machines and the ethics of miscegenation — louis chude-sokei
- love in the age of algorithms — anna longo
- computing the enigma of love — adam berg
- shattering of the vessels — alexandra mason
- colophon — glass bead
errant catalogue
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magazine97 entries
- against visibility (or, the right to opacity)
- surveillance counter surveillance
- tunnels over tables and moles over suns
- violence and death on the frontiers: the ethical limits of hypervisibility
- venus does not exist
- coming out of the colonial closet
- opacifying transformative justice: anonymous reports of sexual violence and collective responsibility in transfeminist grassroots organizing
- your suffering has been logged
- om kolsoum's sunglasses (on redaction, the hijab, and the imperial idea)
- unauthorized fingers: or, against possessive visibility
- mmuo na mmadu: ogbanje and the cost of transparency
- against visibility (editor's note)
- embodying resistance
- secret technology of resilience
- when the clock slept
- performing colonial toxicity
- how settler colonial states colonize the future
- the resistance we do not know
- amour communard
- cloud or rain or peaceful smoke: undoing the individual self for revolutionary becoming
- the body that needs
- more hammer than nail: an appeal
- the vertigo spells of the colonized
- embodying resistance (editor's note)
- debt
- a series of statistical charts…
- dragging debt, colon collateral, and the gendering of credit
- indebtedness as a strategy in subverting the uk border regime
- view from a zonal world: finance and fragmentation
- tanah merdeka
- the faithful debt
- not / to be / governed like that / by that: the prevention of poverty
- slicing the cake: on lebanon's economy of exhaustion
- the cane burners
- we being amongst them as in a foreign country: the making of modern debt
- 'free palestine from german guilt'? responsibilization, citizenship, and social death
- debt (editor's note)
- learning from ancestors
- haunted: descendants of the woman-bat viscera suckers of the philippine islands
- when home is not a museum: what next for vigango?
- a reparative futurity beyond legality: the case of renty and delia taylor
- bitches, witches, & dykes: the teachings of black feminist publishing in aotearoa
- we algerian jews, have not forgotten france's colonial crimes
- arus balik: community participation and inclusive presentation of the batak pustaha
- after objects
- aesthesic and epistemic restitution for the joy of life: recalling earth, overcoming the contemporary, knowing otherwise
- king kong on the prinsengracht
- prodigal stones: the case of great zimbabwe and the return of the zimbabwe birds
- the rematriation imperative: returning ts'msyen songs
- breaths
- learning from ancestors (editor's note)
- states of statelessness
- what democratic confederalism and rojava's revolution can teach a collapsing world
- the curious case of rupert ray
- on solidarity, community and landscape
- of 'gypsies and skinheads' – why we need roma more than ever
- a paper monument for the paperless
- enabling and obstructing flow through creative co-creation
- reverberations: the free state of barackia
- a visit to barackia
- xxx, the unknown
- notes on a revolution (or at least a hope)
- states of statelessness (editor's note)
- discomfort
- kafka complains
- the tecnópolis sanitary park in buenos aires: from isolation center to place of conviviality
- …when we come up for air
- the idea of comfort
- condemned
- on speaking felt things
- in a masseur's mind
- discomfort against empathy
- discomfort as (curatorial) strategy: a funeral for street culture
- to humiliate is to obscure a landscape
- unfolding from sara mazhar makatemele to here
- discomfort (editor's note)
- slow violence
- who will dig into this landscape?
- the nexus of nature and nation in the baltic region
- amidst slow violence: cascading reincarnations in thao-nguyen phan's becoming alluvium
- a seed of pluriversality
- returning to the creation
- conversations on energy with ghosts from the netherworld
- from the 'ballad of the dust bowl' to the vicious circle of the industrial agri-food system
- a vaccine against intellectual hubris?
- introduction to the court for intergenerational climate crimes (cicc)
- taitas of the amazon say enough to the impostors of the yagé – a manifesto
- taitas del amazonas le dicen basta a los impostores del yagé - un manifiesto
- notes on cultural healing and medicine
- cultural identity in the face of the climate crisis – the case of tuvalu
- paradoxes of an energy transition model
- slow violence (editor's note)
- when are we?
- landscape of darkness
- on rubber time: becoming contemporary in southeast asia
- artists are here to disturb the peace
- colonizing sounds
- when things go south
- chronic dissonance: slowing up/speeding down
- constructing a theory and practice of black quantum futurism, part one
- modernity coloniality and visibility: the politics of time
- the book of mukasa
- we're still alive, so remove us from memory: asynchronicity and the museum in resistance
- [untitled]
- when are we? (editor's note)
cabinet catalogue
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core25 entries
- one for the ages: the world of matt freedman
- permitting art — brian soucek
- the mollino set — lytle shaw
- the virtual sentence: a book of exercises — kyle booten, d. graham burnett, brian dillon, jeff dolven, jan mieszkowski, sally o’reilly, mónica de la torre, elena vogman
- the police shooting of mark duggan — forensic architecture and cabinet
- and warren niesłuchowski was there: guest, host, ghost
- the death of the artist — sam durant, omer fast, till gathmann, tom mccarthy, susan ploetz, eva stenram
- archive of the average swede — fabian kastner
- the ambivalents — sally o’reilly
- take care — jeff dolven
- renovation — nancy davenport
- when up and down left town — matthea harvey, amy jean porter
- hail, cretin! — david scher
- notes on glaze — wayne koestenbaum
- the conflict shoreline: colonization as climate change in the negev desert — eyal weizman, fazal sheikh
- curiosity and method: ten years of cabinet magazine
- the moiré effect — lytle shaw
- i am sitting in a room — brian dillon
- an exchange with sol lewitt
- a little common place book
- the book of stamps
- ilf and petrov’s american road trip — ilya ilf, evgeny petrov
- odd lots: revisiting gordon matta-clark’s fake estates
- letters from mayhem — roger andersson, albert mobilio
- the paper sculpture book
magazine70 entries
- issue 70 — gray literature
- issue 69 — /
- issue 68 — the end
- issue 67 — dreams
- issue 66 — /
- issue 65 — knowledge
- issue 64 — the nose
- issue 63 — the desert
- issue 62 — milk
- issue 61 — calendars
- issue 60 — containers
- issue 59 — the north
- issue 58 — theft
- issue 57 — catastrophe
- issue 56 — sports
- issue 55 — love
- issue 54 — the accident
- issue 53 — stones
- issue 52 — celebration
- issue 51 — wheels
- issue 50 — money
- issue 49 — death
- issue 48 — trees
- issue 47 — logistics
- issue 46 — punishment
- issue 45 — games
- issue 44 — 24 hours
- issue 43 — forensics
- issue 42 — forgetting
- issue 41 — infrastructure
- issue 40 — hair
- issue 39 — learning
- issue 38 — islands
- issue 37 — bubbles
- issue 36 — friendship
- issue 35 — dust
- issue 34 — testing
- issue 33 — deception
- issue 32 — fire
- issue 31 — shame
- issue 30 — the underground
- issue 29 — sloth
- issue 28 — bones
- issue 27 — mountains
- issue 26 — magic
- issue 25 — insects
- issue 24 — shadows
- issue 23 — fruits
- issue 22 — insecurity
- issue 21 — electricity
- issue 20 — ruins
- issue 19 — chance
- issue 18 — fictional states
- issue 17 — laughter
- issue 16 — the sea
- issue 15 — the average
- issue 14 — doubles
- issue 13 — futures
- issue 12 — the enemy
- issue 11 — flight
- issue 10 — property
- issue 9 — childhood
- issue 8 — pharmacopia
- issue 7 — failure
- issue 6 — horticulture
- issue 5 — evil
- issue 4 — animals
- issue 3 — weather
- issue 2 — mapping conversations
- issue 1 — invented languages
šum catalogue
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šum · 1–132132 entries
- šum #25 — unreality mode ii
- intro — tjaša pogačar, maks valenčič
- we won't recover from this — jiří sirůček
- the bastard fields — most dismal swamp
- what's the vibe? — scott wark
- the clueless agency — proto gallery systems
- l is for lead — noemi purkrábková
- katabasing — philip speakman
- a playbook of bewilderment — luja šimunović
- eliška jahelková (angel kether) — eliška jahelková
- "where i shrinepost from" — sophie publig, claire elise herzberg
- mannerisms — jon derganc
- shammers — vladimir vidmar
- pleroma — živa božičnik rebec
- intentional suns — ema ograjenšek
- šum #24 — unreality mode i
- intro — maks valenčič, tjaša pogačar
- nootropical nietzsche — vincent lê
- algorithmic hierophany — emily martin
- hypersticial deterrence — parham ghalamdar, parsa esmaeilzadeh
- entropic modernity — miguel prado casanova
- operative fiction — mikkel rørbo
- mode of liaisons — pichaya aime suphavanij
- under the spell of circular movements — wouter kusters
- šum #23
- intro — tjaša pogačar
- all that remains of the changing seasons — lucia pietroiusti
- how am i called upon by the planet? — lukáš likavčan
- fake you till you make me — áron birtalan
- the vocabulary of alifveforms: from the ashes of aria — brandon rosenbluth, carina erdmann
- all the world's polygons — alice bucknell
- on špela petrič's performative ethnography or how to contaminate automation — agnieszka anna wołodźko
- the politics and pedagogies of artistic role-play as collective becoming — tjaša pogačar, brandon rosenbluth
- šum #22
- editorial — maks valenčič
- angelsexual — bogna konior
- the hegelian egirl manifesto — anna k. winters
- aphanisis of the girl online — tjaša škorjanc
- after eden — carl olsson
- byzantine accelerationism — haela ravenna hunt-hendrix
- knightess of faith to inhuman love — patrick leftwich
- šum #21 — aria
- šum: aria — brandon rosenbluth
- the story so far & omsk social club as a conceptual framework — omsk social club
- this is an invitation to conspire — carina erdmann
- you ate us; we thought we are you — áron birtalan
- making aria conscious — maks valenčič
- thing — günseli yalcinkaya
- eulogy of p(a)l — daniel hüttler, shoggoth11
- nearshore. first wild river — michal jurgielewicz (m)
- the great erosion — klara debeljak
- šum #20 — adaptation
- editorial — andrej škufca, neja zorzut
- absolute freedom — carl olsson
- parthenogenesis — alexander wilson
- psychotic accelerationism — maks valenčič
- noclip — neja zorzut
- site-specificity for inexistent worlds: on post-critical exaptation — patricia reed
- adaptation of bodies and matter through the perspective of form-creating paradigms — kaja kraner
- museum, or a tombstone — michal novotný
- šum #19 — models of extinction
- editorial — maks valenčič
- when the bugs look back — thomas moynihan
- the nihil of time — federico nieto
- eulogy of two minds — enea kavčič
- applied eschatology — milan m. ćirković
- the last gift — peter wolfendale, tim linward
- šum #18 — generative horizons
- editorial — maks valenčič, tisa troha
- (in)finitude of progress: the dialectic of becoming — jannis köster
- the holographic sky — adam louis-klein
- the hyperemotional complainer (the parasite and its double) — domen ograjenšek
- closing consciousness, disclosing gnosis — kazi adi shakti
- the psyche of the universe — keith patarroyo
- ebb — neja zorzut
- šum #special
- eshatološka vojna — miroslav griško
- šum #17 — meta-futures
- editorial — maks valenčič
- divine invasions — jonathan ratcliffe
- white lotus — miroslav griško
- the outside, naturalised — bosco garcía
- meta-stability and the diagonal method — timotej prosen, maks valenčič, tisa troha
- atlas of experimental politics — subset of theoretical practice
- šum #16 — xenoslavia: covert chronologies
- editorial — tisa troha
- stomach acid — callum blake
- the spark of a future anterior: an archaeology of entoptic media — jesse josua benjamin
- humanity's time-punk challenge — maks valenčič
- a peculiar transformation — enea kavčič
- specters of non-brand — deepchimera
- the iskra delta (id) building event timeline — kazimir kolar
- šum #15 — infrastructure as critique
- editorial — ash milton
- every firm is a planned economy — zoë hitzig
- optimize this! — maks valenčič (interview with glen weyl)
- cryptopolitics—an update — jaya klara brekke
- rewriting the earth as praxis: green totemism, actually-existing-geoengineering, and their overcoming — george papam and menni aldo
- miami — pierce myers
- šum #14 — ljubljanastrophe: alien perspectives
- intro — marko bauer
- — edmund berger
- — kazimir kolar
- — primož krašovec
- — vincent le
- — thomas moynihan
- — simon sellars
- — šiša
- šum #13 — shanghai frequencies
- — mikkel bindslev
- conversations with anna greenspan & nick land
- — amy ireland
- šum #12 — threshold ecologies
- determination from the outside: stigmata, teledildonics and remote cybersex — bogna konior
- you make it hard to have a good time — domen ograjenšek
- autonomy and necessity — lukáš likavčan
- submersion — n1x
- metaplasticity — germán sierra
- šum #11 — hypersonic hyperstitions
- surratonal fugitives — luciana parisi
- eternal phenotype — miroslav griško
- an exegetical incursion of the emergent "intelligent battlespace" — manabrata guha
- capital, war and love — primož krašovec
- the wisdom of crowds — peter watts
- directorate of celestial surveillance, 1665 — andrej tomažin
- unidentified gliding object: the day the earth was unmoored — reza negarestani
- yamal events report 2071 — edmund berger, kevin rogan
- šum #10.2 — cryptocene
- bleakchain — pj ennis
- crypto-current: an introduction to bitcoin and philosophy — nick land
- waveforms: art and revolutionary transformation in the age of blockchain — edmund berger
- šum #9 — exit or die
- kirurginja — kazimir kolar
- skrivni jeruzalem — miroslav griško
- advanced persistent threats in the arts — patrick steadman
- koreografija postajati-truplo: kratka genealogija umirajočega telesa v računalniških igrah — voranc kumar
- scarlett johansson leaps to your lips: an interview with r. scott bakker — primož krašovec, marko bauer
- izhod iz filozofije: françois laruelle — robert bobnič
- points of view: on photography & our fragmented, transcendental selves — matt colquhoun
- autism wars: neurodivergence as exit strategy — dominic fox
- kapitalizem in čustva — primož krašovec
- on letting go — arran crawford
- šum #8 — xenofeminizem
- ksenofeminizem: politika za alienacijo — laboria cuboniks
- kaj storiti z našimi maternicami? ektogeneza med popolno emancipacijo in izgubo izkušnje — pia brezavšček
- zapiski o času — jasmina šepetavc
- the fatalist temporality of the always already — katja čičigoj
- produkcija afektov in časovnosti — kaja kraner
- kako misliti nenavadna srečanja — maja burja
- confronting vegetal otherness — domen ograjenšek
- selfish machines. part i — tadej vindis
šum · 133–17341 entries
- šum #7 — poteza 37
- poteza 37 (uvodnik) — tjaša pogačar
- pokušaji, promašaji i promjene — irena borić
- kdo je bog cringa? — kazimir kolar
- hypernegative technotheology — aljaž zupančič
- tujost kapitala — primož krašovec
- digitalna provenienca in umetniško delo kot derivat — mckenzie wark (prevod)
- asociacija razlage in napovedi — jan kostanjevec
- edino, kar bi uvedel, je fragmentacija: intervju z nickom landom — marko bauer in andrej tomažin
- civilizirani kapitalistični stroj — gilles deleuze in félix guattari (prevod)
- šum #6 — umetnost 🔁 kritika
- umetnost 🔁 kritika: kriza! (uvodnik)
- diskurzi, ki spremljajo umetnost: pogoji možnosti umetnostne kritike — izidor barši in kaja kraner
- šum na kritičarkah. tretja ponovitev. — mlade kritičarke [sic!]
- o krizi kritike: kritika in kritiško pisanje v besedilih o likovni/vizualni umetnosti — maja breznik
- drhal in meje kritike — martin hergouth
- foucault in „mi": kantov nauk in politika osebnega zaimka — eva d. bahovec
- kaj je kritika? — michel foucault
- šum #5 — stalitev: srednja evropa. akceleracionizem
- uvodnik
- ksenomorfni objekti — andrej škufca
- stalitev — nick land
- go with the flux — marko bauer
- antivejporvejv menifejsto — ostanek vodikovega elementa
- #stalitev države# — aljaž zupančič
- piskač iz hamelina — hamid de oliveira
- ritem (ne)človeštva — nejc slukan
- šum #4 — teorija praksa
- uvodnik
- teorija-praksa – umetnost: izseki materialističnih analiz umetnosti in diskurzivna arhitektonika — kaja kraner
- telesni jezik artauda in jezično telo nižinskega: shizofreni postopek v teoriji in praksi — pia brezavšček
- intervju: o politiki, estetiki in demokraciji — jovita pristovšek et al.
- zaris časa — tomo stanič
- bas jan ader: fall i, fall ii, broken fall (organic), broken fall (geometric) — jože barši
- šum #3
- uvodnik
- ekskurz v umetnost: zgodba nekega marksista... — aleš mendiževec
- prijateljstvo med heterotopijo in mrežo — pia brezavšček, jernej kaluža
- materialnost nematerialnega dela: umetniške intervencije in koreografiranje vidnosti — kaja kraner
- spodletela umetnost — tomo stanič
- čas 'bičane podobe' – čas in minljivost v performansih tiborja hajasa — domen ograjenšek
- v bran revne podobe — hito steyerl
- šum #2
- nekaj besed o konceptu (javnega) prostora — jovita pristovšek
- umetnost in skupno: politika skozi produkcijo/ekonomijo — kaja kraner
- vprašanje o umetnosti in die antwoord — jernej kaluža
- umetniški aktivizem in agonistični prostori — chantal mouffe
barricade catalogue
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barricade46 entries
- volume 5 · winter 2023 / spring 2024
- letter from the editors — barricade editorial collective
- highlander's song — migjeni, trans. ami xherro
- the architrave — jaime gil de biedma, trans. leo grossman
- against the state: leeladhar jagoori's 1970s poetry — leeladhar jagoori, trans. matt reeck
- selections from we are alive at last — İlhan sami çomak, trans. duru dumankaya and deren ertas
- heirs of poetry and rain: farzad kamangar's letter from prison to his students — farzad kamangar, trans. tyler fisher and haidar khezri
- where the river takes me is none of my concern — selma asotić
- five balkan women poets — ivana maksić, maša seničić, marija dragnić, dijala hasanbegović, and marija dejanović, trans. mirza purić and vesna marić
- volume 4 · fall 2021
- letter from the editors — barricade editorial collective
- blazed & other poems — patrick sylvain
- at the charity clinic — taiko hirabayashi, trans. amy obermeyer
- unfinished words about our arab rulers — faouzia aloui, trans. ali znaidi
- i will meet you again — amrita pritam, trans. paramita purakayastha
- nihilist manifesto — woo-yeol yoon, trans. rin jung
- militarism in asia: the obligations of european workers — m. p. t. acharya, trans. smaran dayal
- the capitalist regime is the past. the future belongs to communism and the present is also on its side. — carmen lyra, trans. juan manuel ávila conejo
- an interview with julien terzics, ex-skinhead hunter — with raphael of story next door, trans. david campbell
- volume 3 · spring 2020 · special issue: gender, sexuality, politics
- letter from the editors — barricade editorial collective
- mujeres libres: selected editorials — mujeres libres, trans. tess c. rankin
- without a compass — luisa carnés, trans. catherine nelson
- nazi-fascism and anal repression — luciano parinetto, trans. matthew zundel
- restoration of capitalism: repatriarchalization of society [excerpts] — lilijana burcar, trans. mirta jurilj
- knowledge from below: a roundtable conversation with the co-directors of the feminist autonomous centre for research in athens — moderated by julia tulke
- coup: anthology-manifesto [excerpts] — marcia tiburi, annita costa malufe, ana rüsche, and denise bottmann, trans. greice holleran
- digital shit missiles — zlatomir zlatanov, trans. stanimir panayotov
- "rebellious postulations": from beyond the power principle — françois laruelle, trans. jeremy r. smith
- red vienna, 1919-1934: ideas, debates, praxes — werner michael schwarz, georg spitaler, elke wikidal, trans. lauren k. wolfe
- volume 2 · spring 2019
- letter from the editors — barricade editorial collective
- the funeral — évelyne trouillot, trans. emelyn lih
- only one solution: to remain together! — anonymous member of the zad, trans. jake nabasny
- an alternative to liberal globalization — samir amin, trans. ellis garey and maru pabón
- dark, dark country (donker, donker land) — ralph rabie (a.k.a. johannes kerkorrel)
- scenes from a civil war — josé carlos mariátegui, trans. juan carlos aguirre
- castor oil and the intelligentsia — josé carlos mariátegui, trans. juan carlos aguirre
- introduction from neofascism and ideology of desire — michel clouscard, trans. anastasia garrel
- disrupting illiberal democracy: gender, boundary crossings, and the possibility of kinship in hungary — orsolya lehotai with zach rivers
- volume 1 · spring 2018
- letter from the editor — amy obermeyer
- faisaly and wehdat — hisham bustani, trans. maia tabet
- a bouquet of subversive ideas, dedicated to censorship — hisham bustani, trans. emily sibley
- letter from paris: andré gide and his new antagonist — walter benjamin, trans. charles gelman
- a european peace (una paz europea) — fruela fernández, trans. sarah hartley
- creole drum (tanbou kreyòl) — georges castera, trans. amanda perry
- on international women's day — yuriko miyamoto, trans. amy obermeyer
- treblinka café — werner kofler, trans. lauren k. wolfe
- the legend of the eternal return — jiři kratochvil, trans. jeffrey castle
- addressing the present: an interview with diane rubenstein — amy obermeyer and lauren k. wolfe
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- parrhesia — issue 41: special issue on fearless speech, philosophy & journalism
- free speech fearless speech and the problem of parrhesia — john m carvalho
- all this fearless speaking is really fearful screaming — christopher schwartz
- political parrhesia and the state's rhetoric in iran — majid heidari
- kopenawa's shamanic parrhesia: wasp spirits vs. white climate epidemic — joshua m. hall
- when the witnesses in war stop waiting for a necrotic peace — gwendalynn roebke
- the transparency of war photography — michel-antoine xhignesse
- forms of truth-telling. parrhesia and documentary — stefanie baumann
- "carceral archipelago": an abolitionist dialogue — adam elliott-cooper, geo maher, d-7
- posthought: parrhesia graphomania scenius — valery vino
- parrhesia — issue 40: michel serres
- michel serres: thinking beyond boundaries — bernadette bensaude-vincent, henriette korthals altes and david webb
- how serres thinks — christopher watkin
- michel serres: the "formative notebooks" — 1960-1974 — roland schaer, stella harvey and david webb
- the history of truth: serres, canguilhem, foucault — lucie k. mercier
- the scientific roots of serres's philosophy of time — bernadette bensaude-vincent
- his master's voice: michel serres and the ethics of noise — massimiliano simons
- 'of a functional value of the idea of god': michel serres, religion, and the beauty of mathematics — henriette korthals altes
- de-escalation, reserve and invention: michel serres on the natural contract and law — david webb
- parrhesia — issue 39
- foucault and information theory: on message or noise? (1966) — christopher o'neill
- message or noise? — michel foucault, trans. christopher o'neill
- the fracture of cybernetics — raymond ruyer, trans. james kelly
- bill ross in memorium — ashley woodward
- order as complexity — bill ross
- fluctuatio animi: on the role of 'vacillation of mind' in spinoza's ethics — jonathon harmat
- dissonance and illusion in nietzsche's early tragic philosophy — peter stewart-kroeker
- being without one: deleuze and the medievals on transcendental unum — lucas carroll
- a new notion of the image: gilbert simondon, imagination and invention — daniela voss
- parrhesia — issue 38
- the state, philosophy, and the tyranny of the logos — adam e. foster
- classical greece, reason, and the state — françois châtelet, trans. adam e. foster
- who is country? a hermeneutic strategy toward philosophical responsiveness in australia — samuel curkpatrick, sarah bacaller and wanta jampijinpa pawu
- artistic agency and the painting of sensation: francis bacon's challenge to the standard theory of action — sean bowden
- figures of the monstrous in nietzsche's the birth of tragedy — paulo lima
- rancière and the question of crisis — seçkin göksoy
- paradoxes of equality: jacques rancière's politics and nonhumans — iwona janicka
- waltende souveränität: prevailing, swaying, sovereignty. heidegger, heraclitus, derrida — gabriel wartinger
- from heidegger to marx: rethinking philosophical humility — james gilbert-walsh
- a cartesian ethical narrative — andreea mihali
- bodies that still matter: resonances of the work of judith butler (2021) — kurt borg
- parrhesia — issue 37
- the law of obligation, aboriginal ethics: australia becoming, australia dreaming — mary graham
- the tasks of political philosophy — marcel gauchet, trans. natalie j. doyle
- an interdisciplinarity without metaphysics — anne-françoise schmid, trans. brynn mcnab, jeremy r. smith and luka stojanovic
- of other histories: philosophical archaeology, historiology, and paradigmatology — robert s. leib
- the event of the new: thinking emergent creativity with deleuze and whitehead — hannah richter
- the differend and the paradox of contempt — bryan lueck
- stasis: civil war, revolution, and destitution in giorgio agamben's homo sacer-series — mikkel flohr
- review of jean-claude milner, a search for clarity — christian r. gelder
- parrhesia — issue 36: special issue on bergson
- introduction to the special issue on henri bergson — mathilde tahar
- bergson's vitalisms — mathilde tahar
- the discreet charm of hippocratism: archaic revival or avant-garde vitalism? — charles wolfe
- bergson, lovejoy and radical vitalism — bruno rates
- vitalism, individuation, and an image for life — bergson contra driesch — tano s. posteraro
- the automatic divinity. bergson and entomology — gregorio tenti
- the molecular scaffolds of the élan vital — paco majic
- sewall wright, leading geneticist, reader of bergson, and almost bergsonian — joël dolbeault
- bergson on panpsychism — yasushi hirai
- bergson and the fringes of the psyche: between spiritualism and spiritism — ties van gemert
- diremption and intersection: the violence of language in bergson and sorel — hisashi fujita
- revitalizing the nation: vitalist philosophy in the chinese nationalist party — daniel stumm
- intuition and feeling: reading bergson with neidjie and country — rebecca hill
- parrhesia — issue 35
- the perfection of duration — chantal jaquet, trans. eric aldieri
- introduction to the other metaphysics — pierre montebello, trans. james kelly
- "principles of association of ideas" to "quasi-cause": how deleuze adapts hume — douglas ord
- transcendence through language: emmanuel levinas and the philosophical approach to ethics — jordan glass
- from restricted to general political economy: derrida and marx on meaning and value — samuel a. chambers
- nail's lucretius: strong misreading and whig history — michael j. bennett
- fulfilling nomos before the law: on thanos zartaloudis' the birth of nomos — ari marcelo solon, ricardo martina spindola diniz
- parrhesia — issue 34: in memoriam bernard stiegler
- in memoriam bernard stiegler — editorial board
- technologies of memory and imagination — bernard stiegler, trans. ashley woodward, amélie berger soraruff
- the theatre of individuation: phase-shift and resolution in simondon and heidegger — bernard stiegler, trans. kristina lebedeva
- suffocated desire, or how the culture industry destroys the individual — bernard stiegler, trans. johann roussow
- the uncanniness of thought and the metaphysics of penelope — bernard stiegler, trans. arne de boever, greg flanders, alicia harrison
- on abbas kiarostami's close up — bernard stiegler, trans. arne de boever
- from libidinal economy to the ecology of the spirit — bernard stiegler, trans. arne de boever
- prostheses of desire: on bernard stiegler's new critique of projection — erich hörl, trans. arne de boever, greg flanders, alicia harrison
- algorithmic catastrophe—the revenge of contingency — yuk hui
- interview: for a philosophy of technology in china — geert lovink interviews yuk hui
- (neuro)plasticity, epigenesis and the void — ian james
- the pharmacology of addiction — gerald moore
- mort à discredit — dan mellamphy and nandita biswas mellamphy
- bernard stiegler, technics and time, 2: disorientation — kristina lebedeva
- parrhesia — issue 33
- left-right — jean-luc nancy, trans. matthew ellison
- we bergsonians: the kyoto manifesto — elie during and paul-antoine miquel, trans. barry dainton
- rancière's poetics of knowledge — martin grünfeld
- neuroaesthetics and critique — francis russell
- politics that does not command: reconsidering rancière's opposition between politics and policing — devin zane shaw
- the use of ears: agamben overhearing derrida overhearing heidegger — naomi waltham-smith
- the univocity of substance and the formal distinction of attributes: the role of duns scotus in deleuze's reading of spinoza — nathan widder
- fore me, this fellow speaks! rancière and plebian equality — oded zipory
- martin hägglund, this life: secular faith and spiritual freedom — martin rayburn
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- parrhesia — issue 32: special issue on spinoza
- 'something of it remains': thought, individuation and the eternity of the mind — jon rubin
- guyau's spinoza: between epicureanism and stoicism — federico testa
- spinoza: a synthesis of epicureanism and stoicism — jean-marie guyau, trans. federico testa
- freedom as overcoming the fear of death: epicureanism in the subtitle of spinoza's theological political treatise — dimitris vardoulakis
- a system of freedom and joy – herder on the traces of spinoza — eva schürmann, trans. kirk turner
- rational and affective genesis of sociability: balibar's reading of spinoza — daniela voss
- humility, acquiescentia and subordination: a spinozist response to jean hampton's feminist kantianism — janice richardson
- spinoza's compendium of the grammar of the hebrew language — inja stracenski
- the mother of all prejudices: teleology and normativity in spinoza — filippo del lucchese
- spinoza's theory of thought — thomas kisser, trans. kirk turner
- becoming concrete: spinoza's third kind of knowledge — katrin wille, trans. kirk turner
- individual identity in spinoza — françois zourabichvili, trans. gil morejón
- natural right and the failure to calculate: the paradox of the slave in spinoza's tractatus-theologico politicus — michael-francis polios
- authoritarian and minoritarian thought: françois laruelle, a biography of ordinary man — thomas sutherland
- parrhesia — issue 31: special issue on bachelard
- gaston bachelard and contemporary philosophy — massimiliano simons, jonas rutgeerts, anneleen masschelein and paul cortois
- the metaphysics of dust — gaston bachelard
- reformation and the seven sins — michel serres, trans. matthew devine and paul cortois
- gaston bachelard looks at albert flocon's 'castles in spain' — hans-jörg rheinberger
- surrationalism after bachelard: michel serres and le nouveau nouvel esprit scientifique — massimiliano simons
- how rhythm operates in the work of gaston bachelard and henri bergson — jonas rutgeerts
- towards an interdisciplinary anthropology? the transformative epistemologies of bergson, bachelard, and simondon — johannes f.m. schick
- when memory flows into reason: outline of an epistemology symmetrized — jan maršálek
- gaston bachelard's philosophy of science: between project and practice — bas de boer
- the two bachelards of louis althusser — david maruzzella
- the new axiomatic method: bachelard on the meaning and deformation of concepts — boris demarest
- ecologies and technologies of reproduction — bogna m. konior
- parrhesia — issue 30
- critical approaches to continental philosophy: intellectual community, disciplinary identity, and the politics of inclusion — timothy laurie, hannah stark, and briohny walker
- the fragility of collegiality — michelle boulous walker
- reflections on imagination and embodiment in the work of moira gatens, 1983-2008 — louise richardson self
- thinking without monsters: the role of philosophy in moira gatens — timothy laurie
- re-visioning benedict de spinoza and george eliot through the work of moira gatens — simone bignall
- colonial mind, colonial body: structural violence and incarceration in aotearoa — elese b. dowden
- dissolving the consciousness in sartori: merleau-ponty and the phenomenology of suzuki's embodied buddhism — adrian moore
- radical dialectics in benjamim and fanon: on recognition and rupture — anisha sankar
- precarious time: queer anthropocene futures — briohny walker
- parrhesia — issue 29
- the philosophy of morphogenesis — raymond ruyer, trans. jon roffe and nick b. de weydenthal
- technologies of memory and imagination — bernard stiegler, trans. ashley woodward and amélie berger soraruff
- saussurean terontology: what derrida did not read in the course in general linguistics — patrice maniglier, trans. david maruzzella
- logocentrism? foucault's late response to derrida — gideon baker
- what is political rationality? — lars cornelissen
- what does it mean to make up the mind? — justin murphy
- the pharmacology of addiction — gerald moore
- which heidegger? a response to ingo farin — thomas sheehan
- reply to prof. sheehan — ingo farin
- manuel delanda, assemblage theory — andrew ball
- parrhesia — issue 28
- abundance – of critique — penelope deutscher
- forgiveness: a work of love — john lippitt
- what is philosophy as a way of life? — john sellars
- 'if i hadn't seen russell i would have been fucked' — justin clemens
- russell's choice — oliver feltham
- wellbeing, morality, and the aim of psychoanalysis — talia morag
- being an analyst — russell grigg
- self-formation in plato — william h. f. altman
- poethics, epoche and contingency — ian andrews
- parrhesia — issue 27
- extract from "the birth of physics" — michel serres
- war in the family — nicole loraux, trans. adam kotsko
- for a philosophy of technology in china — geert lovink interviews yuk hui
- the future of technics — tracy colony
- life after extinction — joshua schuster
- raymond ruyer and the metaphysics of absolute forms — daniel w. smith
- logic of digital worlds: yuk hui, "on the existence of digital objects" — jason larivière
- parrhesia — issue 26
- progress and the death drive — amy allen
- what is an image? form as a category of meaning in philosophical anthropology — alison ross
- philosophy and judgment: listening to max deutscher — michelle boulous walker
- max deutscher: original and enduring themes — paul crittenden
- response — max deutscher
- nature, history and "critique of violence" in the thin red line (1998) — gabriella blasi
- relational ontology in nietzsche: an introduction — riccardo carli
- a response to sheehan's attempted paradigm shift in heidegger studies — ingo farin
- the schlock of the new: badiou, duchamp, and the everyday miracle — alex ling
- polemical speech and the struggle for recognition — matheson russell
- effects of "phantasmatic truth": on the reading of albert camus in jacques derrida's the death penalty seminars — caroline sheaffer-jones
- parrhesia — issue 25
- (neuro)plasticity, epigenesis and the void — ian james
- from "l'inexistence divine" — quentin meillassoux, trans. nathan brown
- what is a diagram (for a sign)? — james williams
- polemic as logic in the work of alain badiou — aj bartlett and justin clemens
- lukács and nietzsche: revolution in a tragic key — baraneh emadian
- how do we live here? abyssal intimacies in jean-luc nancy's la ville au loin — marie-eve morin
- axiomatic set theory in the work of deleuze and guattari: a critique — jon roffe
- avoiding communism: a critique of nick srnicek and alex williams' inventing the future — nathan brown
- enduring philosophy's perpetual kampfplatz — dave mesing
- parrhesia — issue 24
- thoughts on the unthinkable — lee braver
- the irreducible — kevin hart
- hannah arendt and self-forgiveness: in search of a magic spell — marguerite la caze
- derrida and the philosophical history of wonder — genevieve lloyd
- legacies of german idealism: from the great war to the analytic/continental divide — andreas vrahimis
- time, causality and character in descartes' meditations — michael campbell
- deleuze's secret dualism? competing accounts of the relationship between the virtual and the actual — dale clisby
- imagine! sartre with ryle — max deutscher
- hermeneutic truth as dialogic disclosure: a gadamerian response to the tugendhat critique — paul healy
- alterity and the materinal in adoptee phenomenology — jane lymer
- styling against absolute knowledge in derrida's glas — jessica marian
- "the critical activity" of vulnerability — steve sinn
- being-in-the-world, temporality and autopoiesis — marilyn stendera
- human-in-the-last-instance? the concept of "man" between foucault and laruelle — thomas sutherland and elliot patsoura
- bataille and the erotics of the real — tim themi
- language and meaning in the ethics. or, why bother with spinoza's latin? — chris van rompaey
parrhesia · 186–28196 entries
- parrhesia — issue 23
- "march 18, 1986," from alain badiou, malebranche: the seminars of alain badiou — alain badiou, trans. jason e. smith
- freud according to cézanne — jean-françois lyotard, trans. ashley woodward, jon roffe
- the fracture of a kantian antinomy: machiavelli and spinoza — vittorio morfino, trans. dave mesing
- the uncanniness of thought and the metaphysics of penelope — bernard stiegler, trans. arne de boever, greg flanders, alicia harrison
- veracity and pragmatism in nietzsche's on truth and lies — roberto brigati
- transformations: malabou on heidegger and change — tracy colony
- algorithmic catastrophe – the revenge of contingency — yuk hui
- review essay: spinoza in paris — alison ross
- andreas vrahimis, encounters between analytic and continental philosophy — jack reynolds
- parrhesia — issue 22
- the technological condition — erich hörl, trans. anthony enns
- the real and the all-too-human — joseph vogl, trans. william callison
- a cataclysm of truth from a crisis of falsehood': reading habermas on calvino — geoff boucher
- marxism and money in deleuze and guattari's capitalism and schizophrenia — christian kerslake
- what an apparatus is not: on the archeology of the norm in foucault, canguilhem, and goldstein — matteo pasquinelli
- biopolitics and community of life: between naturalism and animism — inna viriasova
- to not forget: pierre hadot's last book on goethe — matthew sharpe
- (re)treating master-bation. leo bersani, thoughts and things — christian hite
- the recovery of the one. katerina kolozova, cut of the real — maxwell kennel
- mort à discredit — dan mellamphy, nandita biswas mellamphy
- parrhesia — issue 21
- anarchist all the way down: walter benjamin's subversion of authority in text, thought and action — james r. martel
- freud's other legacy — elizabeth rottenberg
- propositions, objects, questions — graham harman, jon roffe
- what need, what metaphysics? — gianni vattimo
- humour as the inverted sublime: john paul's laughter within limitations — peter banki
- foucault's madmen — max deutscher
- the new apophatic universalism — william franke
- foucault's forgotten hegelianism — james muldoon
- same-sex marriage: zero tolerance — louise richardson-self
- nietzsche's negative view of freedom — david rowe
- albert camus and the ethics of moderation — lana starkey
- the law of becoming and the shackles of sufficient reason in quentin meillassoux's hyper-chaos — thomas sutherland
- hegel, "totality," and "abstract universality" in the philosophy of theodor adorno — dimitri vouros
- the fate of leo, the grovelling nazi in images of a relief and the transcendence of evil — aleksandr andreas wansbrough
- parrhesia — issue 20
- prostheses of desire: on bernard stiegler's new critique of projection — erich hörl, trans. arne de boever
- interpretation of the general introduction to chapter vii — alexandre kojève, trans. ian alexander moore
- on abbas kiarostami's close up — bernard stiegler, trans. arne de boever
- hegel's cogito: on the genetic epistemology of critical metaphysics — nathan brown
- "history is the spectre haunting modern society": temporality and praxis in guy debord's hegelian marxism — tom bunyard
- criterion creation: a metaepistemological problem in perspective — s.d. chrostowska
- the body as proffer, an involuntary 'here i am!' — tyler tritten
- daniel colucciello barber, deleuze and the naming of god — alex dubilet
- anthony paul smith, a non-philosophical theory of nature — paul j. ennis
- finding common ground with jeremy gilbert — conor heaney
- françois laruelle, dictionary of non-philosophy — ian james
- andreas vrahimis, encounters between analytic and continental philosophy — jack reynolds
- ian james, the new french philosophy — ashley woodward
- parrhesia — issue 19
- another order of time: towards a variable intensity of the now — tristan garcia, trans. kris pender
- letter on walter benjamin — pierre klossowski, trans. christian hite
- decision and undecidability of the event in being and event i and ii — quentin meillassoux, trans. alyosha edlebi
- the case of wagner against the grain: the disagreement between nietzsche and adorno, and its relevance today — joão pedro cachopo
- vattimo, nihilism and secularisation: the 'trojan horse' effect of christianity — matthew harris
- beatnik brothers? between graham harman and the deleuzo-whiteheadian axis — adrian ivakhiv
- diagrammatic thought: two forms of constructivism in c.s. pierce and gilles deleuze — kamini vellodi
- pahl on hegel's emotional reason — emilia angelova
- how spirit feels — david h. kim
- who's afraid of dialectical transition? comments on katrin pahl, tropes of transport — john mccumber
- changing the landscape of emotion through hegel's phenomenology — jason j. howard
- hegel and the affective turn: response to mccumber, angelova, howard and kim — katrin pahl
- alexander r. galloway, eugene thacker, and mckenzie wark, excommunication — daniel colucciello barber
- rejecting the dream of purity: sonia kruks, simone de beauvoir and the politics of ambiguity — felicity joseph
- remarks on poutianien: an alternative (to a) response — joshua kates
- parrhesia — issue 18
- hypo-hyper-hapto-neuro-mysticism — claire colebrook
- humanism and solidarity — todd may
- attachment to life, understanding death: nietzsche and d.h. lawrence — keith ansell-pearson
- de omni re scibili — christopher watkin
- choreographing counter-experience — michael parmenter
- eros, poesis, theology — claire colebrook
- response — kevin hart
- vomit apocalypse; or, quentin meillassoux's after finitude — justin clemens
- critical history: foucault after kant and nietzsche — bregham dalgliesh
- at first blush: the politics of guilt and shame — marguerite la caze
- beyond habit, the cultivation of corporeal difference — philipa rothfield
- the philosophical concepts of meat and flesh: deleuze and merleau-ponty — daniela voss
- the key to the critique of taste: interpreting §9 of kant's critique of judgment — daniel wilson
- the symbolic and the material: a review of jacques rancière's aisthesis — jean-philippe deranty
- parrhesia — issue 17
- of struction — jean-luc nancy, trans. travis holloway and flor méchain
- the artificial intelligence of sense: the history of sense and technology after jean-luc nancy — erich hörl, trans. arne de boever
- jean-luc nancy: an existential communism — frédéric neyrat, trans. arne de boever
- experience and the anachronistic present — simon lumsden
- freud, hegel and philosophy after the copernican and french revolutions — paul redding
- the uses of disenchantment: remarks on rebecca comay's mourning sickness — robert sinnerbrink
- hegel: non-metaphysical, post-metaphysical, post-traumatic — rebecca comay
- the nadir of ooo: from graham harman's toolbeing to timothy morton's realist magic — nathan brown
- the demon of analogy: simon o'sullivan, on the production of subjectivity — justin clemens
- to desire, nevertheless, the alternative: joshua kates, fielding derrida — hannu poutiainen
- christina howells and gerald moore (eds.), stiegler and technics — dominic smith
- parrhesia — issue 16
- in the footsteps of hermes: the meaning of hermeneutics and symbolism — luis garagalza, trans. michael marder
- crossing ways of thinking on graham harman's system and my own — tristan garcia, trans. mark allan ohm
- tristan garcia and the thing-in-itself — graham harman
- badiou and mallarmé: the event and the perhaps — quentin meillassoux, trans. alley edlebi
- desire, absence and art in deleuze and lyotard — kiff bamford
- nancy, violence and the world — marie-eve morin
- "capitalism's californian revolution": yann moulier boutang's cognitive capitalism — james burton
- 'declares by the void…': bruno bosteels, badiou and politics — bryan cooke
- françois laruelle, théorie générale des victimes — alexander galloway
- hasana sharp, spinoza and the politics of renaturalisation — dave mesing
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- parrhesia — issue 15
- deleuze, ruyer and becoming-brain: the music of life's temporality — elizabeth grosz
- the baffling "nature" of time — john mccumber
- heidegger and hegel: the time of life & the time of life-philosophy — ingo farin
- the future of the future: koyré, kojevè, and malabou speculate on hegelian time — rory jeffs
- time, philosophy, and chronopathologies — jack reynolds
- the eternal return of the same: nietzsche's 'value-free' revelation of all values — david rowe
- the pulse of chronos: historical time, the eternal and timelessness in the platonic gathering — toula nicolacopoulos & george vassilacopoulos
- the end of time — ashley woodward
- sean bowden, the priority of events: deleuze's the logic of sense — jon roffe
- jon roffe, badiou's deleuze — james williams
- parrhesia — issue 14
- interview: from libidinal economy to the ecology of the spirit — bernard stiegler with frédéric neyrat, trans. arne de boever
- the pulse of phenomenology — michael marder
- no life is bare, the ordinary is exceptional: giorgio agamben and the question of political ontology — mathew abbott
- ennobled colonialism and counter-revolution: the thermidorian thrust of legal positivism in kant and tocqueville — marios constantinou
- the 'signifier-in-relation', the 'signifier-in-isolation', and the concept of the 'real' in lacan — tom eyers
- review article: peter d. thomas, the gramscian moment — harrison fluss
- review article: simon choat, marx through post-structuralism — rory jeffs
- parrhesia — issue 13
- editorial introduction: philosophy and the 'affective turn' — marguerite la caze and henry martyn lloyd
- the role of forgetting in our experience of time: augustine of hippo and hannah arendt — antonio calcagno
- varieties of presence: heidegger and husserl's accounts of the useful and the valuable — sara heinämaa
- feeling, thought and the movement of subjectivity — paul redding
- suffocated desire, or how the cultural industry destroys the individual — bernard stiegler, trans. johann roussow
- the politics of aesthetic affect – a reconstruction of habermas' art theory — geoff boucher
- sting of reason — max deutscher
- a life without affects and passions: kant on the duty of apathy — paul formosa
- an approach to the affective dimension of speaking — stuart grant
- merleau-ponty and the affective maternal-foetal bond — jane lymer
- "only the present is our happiness": on affects in ancient thought, in memorium pierre hadot — matthew sharpe
- "dense depths of the soul": a phenomenological approach to emotion and mood in the work of helene schjerfbeck — marie christine tams
- violent affects: nature and the feminine in lars von trier's antichrist — magdalena zolkos
becoming catalogue
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core14 entries
- technically man dwells upon this earth — ulysse carrière
- unconscious/television — lucas ferraço nassif
- affects & dreams: a manual for becoming — niko mas
- where does a body begin? — meltdown your books
- empires over skin: how we fashioned our world — meltdown your books
- multiplication of organs manifesto: body, technology, identity, desire — christian nirvana damato
- retrograde prometheus: subjectivity & computation — christian nirvana damato
- exocapitalism: economies with absolutely no limits — marek poliks & roberto alonso trillo
- in the delirium of the simulation: baudrillard revisited — achim szepanski
- semiotics of the end: essays on capitalism and the apocalypse — alessandro sbordoni
- christian eschatology of artificial intelligence: pastoral technologies of cybernetic flesh — giorgi vachnadze
- siahkal 2.0: an a.i. resurrected discourse on marxism & islam — anonymous / ai-generated discourse
- dialogues on corecore & the contemporary online avant-garde — 0nty & omc (eds.)
- of enemies & venison: first materials for an aztec cosmotechnic — lou manuel arsenault
articles42 entries
- mothers and moving-images: excerpt from the years of theory — frederic jameson
- the delirium will be televised: notes on tv screens — achim szepanski
- being & light: weaponizing a language of visibility against the symbolic — palais sinclaire
- unconscious/television book launch at linha de sombra — lucas ferraço nassif
- christian eschatology of artificial intelligence — lucas ferraço nassif & giorgi vachnadze
- it’s always too late: luigi nono’s politics of dissonance — jing yi teo & armen nalbandian
- music, the ocean & man: memories of rempetiko and my grandmother — mystiki fleva
- gazing into the flames of anamorphosis: open secret, unconscious/television, corecore
- zones of offensive opacity: an essay on carnival, invisibility and e-scapism — daniela vaccaro
- introduction to desiring-materialism — claire elise
- the sight is a wound — parham ghalamdar
- the artist studio as site of refusal — parham ghalamdar
- review of the sight is a wound — palais sinclaire
- review of dialogues on corecore and all is nothing to us — shirley au
- the human as the ecological dead end — guilherme giantini
- the real is not what was lost — mathieu claude-giroux
- bioaesthetics of organ multiplication: foreword to moom — vincenzo estremo
- multiplication and disappearance: afterword to moom — franco “bifo” berardi
- first introductions to exocapitalism — marek poliks & roberto alonso trillo
- charles mudede—exocapitalism debrief — palais sinclaire
- presentation of becoming the product at proqm — morgane & helena
- the radiant joy of negativity: introduction to open secret graz — palais sinclaire
- “ten years ago”: excerpt from exocapitalism — marek poliks & roberto alonso trillo
- “hyperculture”: afterword to in the delirium of the simulation — alessandro sbordoni
- screen memories — nick vyssotsky
- nostalgia for non-places: post-humous notes on vaporwave — 0nty
- saffron, silence, and the coming ruin: a review of omid asadi’s unfinished sentences — parham ghalamdar
- exocapitalism: an interview with marek poliks & roberto alonso trillo — davide tolfo
- undressing non-fashion & empires over skin: interview with meltdown your books — claire elise
- excerpt from empires over skin: §1 introduction — m.y.b.
- scales of virtualisation: an interview with marek poliks & roberto alonso trillo — geert lovink
- introducing “becoming-earth / unearthing becoming”
- video & transcription of unconscious/television book discussion at ifilnova, lisbon — lucas ferraço nassif
- “lisbon was bigger than the world” — polymnia
- “all that we tried to build”: addison rae & online meritocracy — m.y.b.
- override 1.1 — girlaccelerated
- prelude to the venice conference — claire elise
- “living pleasures and dying ‘exaltations’” — m.y.b.
- inaugurating nodes [º] — claire elise
- mythopoesis of retrograde prometheus — christian nirvana damato
- “epsteinism” & exocapitalist violence — girlaccelerated
- death-images & schizo-cogitos — lucas ferraço nassif
magazine3 entries
- becoming magazine: issue zero — various authors
- becoming magazine: issue one — various authors
- becoming magazine: issue two — various authors
articles57 entries
- dystopian despair & a modern geoglyph in rural ohio — mike templeton
- mama hates nationalism: interview with tomislav medak — palais sinclaire
- reality is dead! long live reality — sofija pavlovska
- politicizing new materialisms against the toxic entanglements of the now — kilian jörg
- heliocentric music: reflections on challenges faced by rave culture today — palais sinclaire
- symbiotic sounds & multistable fiction — demi spriggs
- becoming-the-gathering: cycles, loops, figures of 8 — palais sinclaire
- ultra-core anxiety: the anti-authenticity sequence — 0nty
- corecore & the return of speculative irony — 0nty
- the poverty of allegory: a review of angelicism’s film01 — 0nty
- on the decline of the figure (and the rise of the ground) — palais sinclaire
- transpoietics & the end of meaning — rhea
- erma — angelos charalambous
- more to investigate, less that is hidden: interview — i0 xen0
- suicide’s special language — blks.666
- baudrillard: after the orgy — achim szepanski
- demonic symmetry: every pronoun is a non-binary pronoun if you try hard enough — i0 xen0
- a tool for decomposing the world as we know it — kilian jörg
- crossdressing diogenes: putting the old label to rest — palais sinclaire
- on commodification — palais sinclaire
- on tripping — palais sinclaire
- on musicking — palais sinclaire
- raving over the edge—on what “happened” to rave — palais sinclaire
- non-music i: on (n)ontology & distinguishing bubbles — palais sinclaire
- non-music ii: on non-minimalism & the martial art of defensive tripping — palais sinclaire
- on bodies, musical bodies, dancing bodies & bodies-without-organs — palais sinclaire
- online bodies — mischa dols
- spinoza & soundsystems: interview with female wizard — palais sinclaire
- on materialism: embodying the procedurality of being in virginia woolf’s the waves — hom0gram
- when is a body? preface to where does a body begin? — i0 xen0
- inverting iconographies: the weaponisation of the accusation — palais sinclaire
- ocd genesis: a compilation — darko
- being: i don’t want this film to die forgotten — jnckln & blks666
- becoming absence after cancer: from nothing and with nothing in mind — mike templeton
- introduction to social dissonance — mattin
- simulation one — achim szepanski
- nothingness, emptiness & nihilism — achim szepanski
- come look, the shitposters are relitigating the negative — 0nty
- palcorecore: there is no image of palestine — dana dawud
- seducing baudrillard — palais sinclaire
- the world keeps swerving: following “non-materialism” all the way to venus — palais sinclaire
- the coming apocalypse — alessandro sbordoni
- a review of philip o’neil’s mental shrapnel — giorgi vachnadze
- the silence of the flesh — giorgi vachnadze
- materialist (trans)feminism: a review of synthetic becoming — palais sinclaire
- the lacking subject of populist enjoyment — mathieu claude-giroux
- plastic hyperobjects of non-migrant futures — soham adhikari
- music is older than the world — palais sinclaire
- addison rae’s aquamarine did not take place — m.y.b.
- the incomputability of the computation — giorgi vachnadze
- q&a: is consciousness over-rated? — charles mudede
- the affinity between music & divinity: in conversation with charles mudede — palais sinclaire
- a body complicates: in conversation with female wizard — palais sinclaire & female wizard
- honestly… in conversation with ioli — palais sinclaire
- about redacted films: interview with redacted cut — dana dawud
- trans-crypt: the becomings of unconscious/television — lucas ferraço nassif
- lettre de l’éditeur: psychoanalyse, film, publication — 0nty
antikythera & metahaven catalogue
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core16 entries
- antikythera — benjamin h. bratton
- after alignment — benjamin h. bratton
- 57 ideas & questions about cognitive infrastructures — benjamin h. bratton
- speculative philosophy of planetary computation — benjamin h. bratton
- the history of now — thomas moynihan
- latent spacecraft — nina beguš & gašper beguš
- auto- — stephanie sherman
- hemispherical stacks — antikythera research collective
- cognitive infrastructures — antikythera studio
- toward planetary sapience — sara imari walker
- synthetic intelligence and planetary evolution — n. katherine hayles
- simulation and the planetary laboratory — peter galison
- physical ai — blaise agüera y arcas
- modular cognition — lukáš likavčan
- deep time of computation — thomas moynihan
- the biosphere to noösphere transition — vladimir vernadsky
books3 entries
- what is intelligence? — blaise agüera y arcas
- what is life? — blaise agüera y arcas
- accept all cookies — benjamin h. bratton
metahaven1 entry
- latent spacecraft - brains, gans, finnegans — nina beguš & gašper beguš
e-flux catalogue
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e-flux criticism · 1–145145 entries
- on theresa hak kyung cha — isabelle utzinger-son
- pictures and stories — the editors
- on art basel qatar — jörg heiser
- on emilio martínez poppe — maddie hampton
- paper tiger television’s “it’s 8:30. do you know where your brains are?” — ben eastham
- pierre huyghe’s “liminals” — kirsty bell
- “ways of seeing” — george macbeth
- “monuments” — brian droitcour
- colomboscope 2026, “rhythm alliances” — shaunak mahbubani
- “urning & urningin. language and desire since 1864” — àngels miralda
- “how modern: biographies of architecture in china 1949–1979” — yan wu
- tobias bradford’s “collecting shells” — james taylor-foster
- ali cherri’s “last watch before dawn” — madeleine seidel
- nora schultz’s “now,” — kristian vistrup madsen
- fires and forests — the editors
- linder’s “where the tongue slips it speaks truth” — ben eastham
- park hyunki’s “pass through the city” — emily chun
- condo london 2026 — orit gat
- ralston farina’s “time // time” — r.h. lossin
- “echo delay reverb” — brian dillon
- kochi roundup — mahika gautam
- “manifesto of spring” — stephanie bailey
- jacqueline humphries — jonathan griffin
- elina birkehag’s “cow to a” — natasha marie llorens
- nicole eisenman’s “sty” — travis diehl
- “voice of space: ufos and paranormal phenomena” — hallie ayres
- on loop — the editors
- 6th kochi-muziris biennale, “for the time being” — patrick langley
- performa 2025 — sanna almajedi
- marcelo cipis’s “cipis on black friday” — oliver basciano
- “broken column” — sean o’toole
- 23rd loop festival, “miratges mirages” — maria walsh
- irma hünerfauth — isabelle bucklow
- nairy baghramian’s “nameless” — kirsty bell
- willem de rooij’s “valkenburg” — jörg heiser
- 14th taipei biennial, “whispers on the horizon” — adeline chia
- john berger’s a seventh man — nicholas gamso
- believe it or not — the editors
- coco fusco’s “tomorrow, i will become an island” — phillip pyle
- “design and disability” — kenny fries
- belit sağ’s “remembering otherwise” — xenia benivolski
- jodhpur arts week, “hath ro hunar” — pramodha weerasekera
- “of the love that moves the sun and the other stars” — stephanie bailey
- on hannah wilke — wendy vogel
- “leather and plastic” — r.h. lossin
- pauline boudry and renate lorenz’s “how we always survived” — ben eastham
- dream city 2025, “made with your magic” — melissa gronlund
- david gilbert’s “i capture the castle” — fanny singer
- on joyce wieland — max levin
- rhea dillon’s “heads” — maddie hampton
- up in the air — the editors
- paris roundup — orit gat
- warsaw gallery weekend — ewa borysiewicz
- aichi triennale 2025, “a time between ashes and roses” — max crosbie-jones
- pretenzione intenzione – objects of beauty and bewilderment from the archive of harald szeemann — sam thorne
- mavis pusey’s “mobile images” — ladi’sasha jones
- curated by 2025, “fragmented subjectivity” — novuyo moyo
- london roundup — chris fite-wassilak
- steirischer herbst ’25, “never again peace” — nikolay smirnov
- “global fascisms” — jörg heiser
- sung tieu’s “bleed” — aoife rosenmeyer
- marta minujín’s “to live in art” — gaby cepeda
- 18th istanbul biennial, “the three-legged cat” — lara fresko madra
- hot air — the editors
- sylvère lotringer’s on virginia woolf — brian dillon
- “all manner of experiments: legacies of the baghdad modern art group” — kaelen wilson-goldie
- são paulo roundup — juan josé santos
- 41st eva international, “it takes a village” — isobel harbison
- trevor yeung’s “courtyard of detachments” — james taylor-foster
- ima-abasi okon’s “incorporeal hereditaments like love [can] set(s) you free…” — daniel patric horn
- 36th bienal de são paulo, “not all travellers walk roads – of humanity as practice” — chris mccormack
- wolfgang tillmans’s “nothing could have prepared us – everything could have prepared us” — matthew mclean
- on banu cennetoğlu — jacob korczynski
- looking for the berlin fox — julieta aranda
- “a room of her own: women artist-activists in britain, 1875–1945” — mary walling blackburn
- “thirst: in search of freshwater” — tom jeffreys
- dana awartani’s “standing by the ruins” — oliver basciano
- no right time — the editors
- jot fau’s “s’écarter du texte” — natasha marie llorens
- 36th ljubljana biennale of graphic arts, “the oracle” — novuyo moyo
- “the gatherers” — michael kurtz
- danae io’s “recording angel” — re’al christian
- “fox and his friends” — theadora walsh
- on elena subach — kateryna iakovlenko
- “why look at animals?” — jesi khadivi
- thomas holton’s “the lams of ludlow street” — jacinda s. tran
- 19th venice architecture biennale, national pavilions — océane ragoucy
- “the plantation plot” — max crosbie-jones
- tomaso binga’s “euforia” — jennifer teets
- 13th berlin biennale, “passing the fugitive on” — jeffrey west kirkwood
- katsura mochizuki’s “freedom fighter” — sam thorne
- theory and practice — the editors
- tourmaline’s marsha: the joy and defiance of marsha p. johnson — mckenzie wark
- viktor timofeev’s “other passengers” — patrick langley
- “on education” — hindley wang
- eltiqa’s “how to work together?” — stephanie bailey
- london gallery weekend — orit gat
- pierre huyghe’s “liminal” — lukas brasiskis
- gala porras-kim’s “the categorical bind” — gabrielle schwarz
- yaz publications — pramodha weerasekera
- hana miletić’s “desire lines” — chris murtha
- nina porter’s “my proteins” — maddie hampton
- on isaac julien — jonathan t. d. neil
- li yi-fan and chang yung-ta — patrick langley
- “the face magazine: culture shift” — brian dillon
- differences of opinion — the editors
- reba maybury and lucy mckenzie’s pervert or detective? — ben eastham
- candida alvarez’s “circle, point, hoop” — jared quinton
- lucy raven’s “murderers bar” — sadia shirazi
- 14th bienal do mercosul, “estalo” — juan josé santos
- 19th venice architecture biennale, “intelligens. natural. artificial. collective.” — james taylor-foster
- minjae kim’s “phantom–22” — fanny singer
- giuseppe penone’s “thoughts in the roots” — john douglas millar
- wakaliga uganda’s “if uganda was america” — juliana halpert
- “digital witness” — brian droitcour
- zeyno pekünlü’s “perfect loop” — lara fresko madra
- donald rodney's “visceral canker” — kenny fries
- 20th berwick film & media arts festival — daisy hildyard
- will rawls’s “[siccer]” — sigourney schultz
- by the book — the editors
- marc camille chaimowicz’s writings and interviews — george macbeth
- “la madre, las palabras con los nombres, un sorbo y cuatro rayos” — kim córdova
- “graffiti” — chris mccormack
- on il principe di ostia bronx — eloise fornieles
- amol k patil’s “the shadow of lustre” — natasha marie llorens
- ed atkins — michael kurtz
- joëlle tuerlinckx’s “el caso de l(a casa) museo(a)” — patrick langley
- lina lapelytė’s “in the dark, we play” — ben eastham
- mark leckey’s “as above so below” — laura mclean-ferris
- hawaiʻi triennial 2025, “aloha nō” — emerson goo
- amy o’neill’s “this’s and that’s” — lauren o’neill-butler
- valentin noujaïm’s “pantheon” — dylan huw
- sue williamson’s “there’s something i must tell you” — keely shinners
- “tribute to abdel hamid baalbaki: ode to the south” — kaelen wilson-goldie
- ghost stories — the editors
- laurent stalder’s on arrows — isabelle bucklow
- kosen ohtsubo & christian kōun alborz oldham’s “flower planet” — filipa ramos
- sadao hasegawa’s “english companion inc.” — tom denman
- “pinchukartcentre prize 2025” — oliver basciano
- “archival time on our retina” — max crosbie-jones
- lisa alvarado’s “shape of artifact time” — alan gilbert
- françois pain’s “psychiatry is what psychiatrists do” — nicholas gamso
- gabriel orozco’s “politécnico nacional” — gaby cepeda
- noah davis — novuyo moyo
- camille henrot’s “a number of things” — chris murtha
e-flux criticism · 146–293148 entries
- malik nejmi’s “ter-ter (caring for the neighborhood)” — océane ragoucy
- “screen memories” — leo goldsmith
- mélanie courtinat’s “the siren” — jonathan t. d. neil
- home from home — the editors
- ellen levy’s a book about ray — francesca wade
- on sagarika sundaram — pramodha weerasekera
- ho tzu nyen’s “time & the tiger” — xenia benivolski
- singapore art week — adeline chia
- “the ecologies of peace ii” — evan moffitt
- ahmad sadali’s “bound to the earth, aspiring to the sky” — innas tsuroiya
- godlike and free? — r.h. lossin
- sharjah biennial 16, “to carry” — ben eastham
- “electric dreams: art and technology before the internet” — brian dillon
- climate propagandas congregation — stephanie bailey
- augustas serapinas’s “pine, spruce and aspen” — michael kurtz
- michael asher — travis diehl
- news from elsewhere — the editors
- kevin killian’s selected amazon reviews — ben eastham
- “collective threads: anna andreeva at the red rose silk factory” — maria dimitrova
- condo london 2025 — orit gat
- cihad caner’s “(re)membering the riots in afrikaanderwijk in 1972 or guest, host, ghos-ti” — musoke nalwoga
- on nolan oswald dennis — sean o’toole
- hans haacke’s “retrospective” — jörg heiser
- value in, garbage out: on ai art and hegemony — r.h. lossin
- “admired, collected, and put on display” — kenny fries
- ikkibawikrrr’s “rocks living in rewind” — hallie ayres
- hamad butt’s “apprehensions” — tom denman
- antonio obá’s “rituals of care” — kaelen wilson-goldie
- “otrs munds” — gaby cepeda
- years that ask and answer — the editors
- “the imaginary institution of india: art 1975–1998” — serubiri moses
- “mumotomo” — adeline chia
- jaou tunis 2024 — stephanie bailey
- mohamad abdouni’s “soft skills” — crystal bennes
- francis alÿs’s “the gibraltar projects” — alan gilbert
- 38th panorama of brazilian art, “mil graus” — juan josé santos
- y. malik jalal’s “break neck speeds” — jenny wu
- iola lenzi’s power, politics and the street — max crosbie-jones
- jakarta biennale 2024, “50 tahun jakarta biennale 1974–2024” — innas tsuroiya
- a foreign country — the editors
- nástio mosquito’s “king of klowns” — jörg heiser
- on katya libkind — kateryna iakovlenko
- olivia erlanger’s “fan fiction” — caroline elbaor
- emily jacir and michael rakowitz’s “that thou canst not stir a flower without troubling of a star” — cathryn drake
- basyma saad’s “century bingo” — lua vollaard
- glenn ligon’s “all over the place” — novuyo moyo
- tbilisi architecture biennial 2024, “correct mistakes” — océane ragoucy
- 62nd new york film festival, “currents” — almudena escobar lópez
- holly herndon and mat dryhurst’s “the call” — george kafka
- basel abbas and ruanne abou-rahme’s “until we became fire and fire us” — oliver basciano
- ariella aïsha azoulay”s “unshowable photographs” — jeremy millar
- hervé guibert’s suzanne and louise — john douglas millar
- “meditation room: sacred spaces program” — natasha marie llorens
- stages — the editors
- “made in germany? art and identity in a global nation” — luise mörke
- kim lim’s “the space between. a retrospective” — adeline chia
- diego marcon’s “la gola” — michael kurtz
- warsaw roundup — ewa borysiewicz
- sam ashby’s “sanctuary” — dylan huw
- art labor’s “cloud chamber” — stephanie bailey
- london roundup — chris fite-wassilak
- gregg bordowitz’s “dort: ein gefühl” — kirsty bell
- jenna bliss’s “basic cable” — chris murtha
- jo baer — rachael rakes
- carrie rickey’s a complicated passion: the life and work of agnès varda — brian dillon
- gustav metzger’s “and then came the environment” — rob goyanes
- 15th gwangju biennale, “pansori: a soundscape of the 21st century” — ben eastham
- on gego, miguel braceli, and the reticuláreas — mónica amor
- something i was doing — the editors
- steirischer herbst ’24, “horror patriae” — jörg heiser
- survival kit 15, “measures” — xenia benivolski
- jenny holzer’s “words” — r.h. lossin
- busan biennale 2024, “seeing in the dark” — harry burke
- new york city roundup — orit gat
- manifesta 15 — juan josé santos
- whitney biennial performance program — sanna almajedi
- pallavi paul — pramodha weerasekera
- “brecht: fragments” — isobel harbison
- david medalla’s “in conversation with the cosmos” — debra lennard
- “crip arte spazio: the disability arts movement in venice” — kenny fries
- harun farocki’s “inextinguishable fire” — leo goldsmith
- for context — the editors
- mo yi’s selected photographs, 1988–2003 — patrick langley
- “multiple realities: experimental art in the eastern bloc, 1960s–1980s” — ksenya gurshtein
- caragh thuring — fanny singer
- truong cong tung’s “the disoriented garden… a breath of dream” — max crosbie-jones
- jonas mekas’s “requiem” — lukas brasiskis
- 60th venice biennale, central asian pavilions — nikolay smirnov
- chantal akerman's “travelling” — max levin
- nina sanadze — lauren o’neill-butler
- wu tsang and moved by the motion’s carmen — john douglas millar
- gabriel chaile’s “los jóvenes olvidaron sus canciones o tierra de fuego” — filipa ramos
- rossella biscotti’s “title one, i dreamt, clara and other stories” — sean o’toole
- biennale gherdëina 9, “the parliament of marmots” — novuyo moyo
- obstructions — the editors
- rahima gambo’s “alternative central area locations” — michael kurtz
- glasgow international — daisy hildyard
- miranda july’s “new society” — wendy vogel
- jordan strafer’s “decadence” — stephanie bailey
- zürich art weekend — orit gat
- tolia astakhishvili’s “between father and mother” — chris murtha
- “patterns of (in)security ii” — nina chkareuli-mdivani
- lala rukh’s “in the round” — murtaza vali
- “expeditionary botanics” — hindley wang
- fernando palma rodríguez’s “āmantēcayōtl” — xenia benivolski
- sukaina kubba’s “turn me into a flower” — crystal bennes
- 8th yokohama triennale, “wild grass: our lives” — jörg heiser
- new directions may emerge — the editors
- shadows of reality: a catalogue of w.g. sebald’s photographic materials — brian dillon
- “foreigners everywhere” — jace clayton
- marwan rechmaoui’s “chasing the sun” — kaelen wilson-goldie
- po po’s “ascending primeval codes” — adeline chia
- arthur jafa’s “black power tool and die trynig” — travis diehl
- “fugas de lo nuestro. visualidades indígenas de sur a norte” — juan josé santos
- moyra davey's “forks & spoons” — maddie hampton
- 1st klima biennale wien — aoife rosenmeyer
- 24th biennale of sydney, “ten thousand suns” — harry burke
- vija celmins’s “winter” — r.h. lossin
- 60th venice biennale, national pavilions — jörg heiser
- 60th venice biennale, national pavilions — kim córdova
- 18th adelaide biennial of australian art, “inner sanctum” — vivian ziherl
- while we still can — the editors
- ben rivers’s collected stories — maria dimitrova
- xiyadie’s “butterfly dream” — stephanie bailey
- grace wales bonner’s “artist’s choice: spirit movers” — osman can yerebakan
- raven chacon’s “a worm’s eye view from a bird’s beak” — rômulo moraes
- gervane de paula’s “como é bom viver em mato grosso” — oliver basciano
- 60th venice biennale, “foreigners everywhere” — ben eastham
- “tongues of fire” — daisy hildyard
- “day jobs” — tausif noor
- joan jonas’s “animal, vegetable, mineral” — filipa ramos
- emanuel proweller’s “un souvenir de soleil” — ren ebel
- tina girouard’s “sign-in” — cat kron
- eva gold's “shadow lands” — jenny wu
- cynthia carr’s candy darling: dreamer, icon, superstar — mckenzie wark
- biting the hand — the editors
- 81st whitney biennial, “even better than the real thing” — ben eastham
- issam kourbaj — tom denman
- angela tiatia’s “the dark current” — stephanie bailey
- multi-sensory languages: on colomboscope 2024 — elena sorokina
- noé olivas’s “gilded dreams” — suzanne hudson
- saskia noor van imhoff’s “mineral lick” — tom jeffreys
- “el fin de lo maravilloso. cyberpop en méxico” — gaby cepeda
- mary helena clark’s “conveyor” — chris murtha
- esther mahlangu’s “then i knew i was good at painting” — ben eastham
- catherine opie’s “walls, windows, and blood” — sylvie fortin
- amalia pica’s “aula expandida” — noah simblist
- “fokus: hamed abdalla” — kaelen wilson-goldie
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- the usual suspects — the editors
- “another beautiful country: moving images by chinese american artists” — vanessa holyoak
- tania bruguera’s “where your ideas become civic actions (100 hours reading the origins of totalitarianism)” — eugene yiu nam cheung
- madeline hollander’s “entanglement” — maddie hampton
- suneil sanzgiri’s “here the earth grows gold” — phil coldiron
- jane jin kaisen’s “halmang” — dylan huw
- ho tzu nyen’s “time & the tiger” — adeline chia
- pedro lasch’s “entre líneas / between the lines” — mariana fernández
- hanan benammar’s “the soil is fertile but for a distant seed” — natasha marie llorens
- kwan sheung chi’s “not retrospective” — stephanie bailey
- astrid klein — xenia benivolski
- alfredo jaar’s “el lado oscuro de la luna” — juan josé santos
- ways of seeing — the editors
- deimantas narkevičius's “the fifer” — michael kurtz
- “condo london” — orit gat
- naoki sutter-shudo’s “end of thinking capacity” — gracie hadland
- jan van imschoot’s “the end is never near” — jörg heiser
- “as though we hid the sun in a sea of stories” — olexii kuchanskyi
- “self-determination: a global perspective” — judith wilkinson
- shubigi rao’s “these petrified paths” — katherine c. m. adams
- “intimate confession is a project” — valentin diaconov
- an-my lê's “between two rivers/giữa hai giòng sông/entre deux rivières” — jacinda s. tran
- “green snake: women-centred ecologies” — stephanie bailey
- what is wrong with us? — r.h. lossin
- 35th ljubljana biennale of graphic arts, “from the void came gifts of the cosmos” — kate sutton
- the god of new beginnings — the editors
- pacita abad — tausif noor
- andrea bowers’s “joy is an act of resistance” — r.h. lossin
- mit jai inn — jenny wu
- paul pfeiffer’s “prologue to the story of the birth of freedom” — juliana halpert
- delcy morelos’s “el abrazo” — michael kurtz
- henry taylor’s “from sugar to shit” — novuyo moyo
- sanya kantarovsky’s “the prison” with yasuo kuroda’s “the last butoh” — jennifer piejko
- 2nd sharjah architecture triennial, “the beauty of impermanence: an architecture of adaptability” — nick axel
- shilpa gupta — paul stephens
- degrees of separation — the editors
- robert glück’s about ed — john douglas millar
- lisa brice’s “lives and works” — louise darblay
- 12th seoul mediacity biennale, “this too, is a map” — jason waite
- “indian theater: native performance, art, and self-determination since 1969” — alan gilbert
- neïla czermak ichti’s “j’adore vous faire rire” — natasha marie llorens
- jessica segall’s “human energy” — cassie packard
- ali cherri’s “dreamless night” — cathryn drake
- lisa tan’s “dodge and/or burn” — james taylor-foster
- 22nd biennial sesc_videobrasil, “memory is an editing station” — oliver basciano
- meredith monk's “calling” — patrick langley
- lutz bacher’s “aye!” — michael kurtz
- new red order’s “the world’s unfair” — stephanie bailey
- jo ractliffe’s “landscaping” — sean o’toole
- forking paths — the editors
- candice lin’s “lithium sex demons in the factory” — jonathan griffin
- mexico city roundup — gaby cepeda
- coco fusco’s “tomorrow, i will become an island” — js tennant
- london roundup — chris fite-wassilak
- contextures: art and the politics of abstraction, representation, and identity (part two) — andrew stefan weiner
- contextures: art and the politics of abstraction, representation, and identity (part one) — andrew stefan weiner
- lin may saeed’s “the snow falls slowly in paradise” — jesi khadivi
- steirischer herbst ’23, “humans and demons” — joshua simon
- jota mombaça’s “a certain death/the swamp” — harry burke
- “emerging ecologies: architecture and the rise of environmentalism” — matt shaw
- michael rakowitz’s “the monument, the monster, and the maquette” — rachel valinsky
- “everything else” — the editors
- valerie werder’s thieves — wendy vogel
- 40th eva international, “the gleaners society” — ben eastham
- billy bultheel and james richards’s “workers in song” — kirsty bell
- “the weight of words” — caleb klaces
- 35th bienal de são paulo, “choreographies of the impossible” — kevin mcgarry
- barcelona gallery weekend — patrick langley
- “elusive edge: philippine abstract forms” — carlos quijon, jr.
- liverpool biennial, “umoya: the sacred return of lost things” — novuyo moyo
- niklas taleb’s “solo yolo” — marcus verhagen
- hiroshi yoshimura’s “ambience of sound, sound of ambience” — sam thorne
- tuan andrew nguyen’s “radiant remembrance” — murtaza vali
- progression from the mean — the editors
- ethan philbrick’s group works — laura nelson
- interview with p. staff — francis whorrall-campbell
- christopher kulendran thomas’s “for real” — ann mbuti
- “everybody talks about the weather” and “thus waves come in pairs” — laura mclean-ferris
- “substitutes” — eliel jones
- martine syms’s “loser back home” — juliana halpert
- “repetitions” — cathryn drake
- aziz hazara’s “no dress code” — edwin nasr
- “o quilombismo” — jesi khadivi
- gelare khoshgozaran’s “to be the author of one’s own travels” — dylan huw
- momentum 12, “together as to gather” — novuyo moyo
- “schema: world as diagram” — paul stephens
- jes fan’s “sites of wounding: chapter 1” — wong binghao
- jacqueline humbert and david rosenboom’s daytime viewing — thea ballard
- “other worlds” — the editors
- the letters of rosemary and bernadette mayer, 1976-1980 — daniel muzyczuk
- london gallery weekend — orit gat
- maría magdalena campos-pons’s “liminal circularity” — kimberly bradley
- aria dean’s “figuer sucia” — katherine c. m. adams
- “common” — keely shinners
- “the casablanca art school” — oliver basciano
- the world(end) of yesterday — xin wang
- paige k.b.’s “of course, you realize, this means war” — travis diehl
- rirkrit tiravanija’s “we don’t recognise what we don’t see” — christine han
- nasreen mohamedi’s “the vastness, again & again” — stephanie bailey
- trinh t. minh-ha’s the twofold commitment — patrick j. reed
- juliana huxtable and tongue in the mind — harry burke
- trevor paglen’s unstable truths — r.h. lossin
- “el dorado. un territorio” — sylvie fortin
- “solid sources” — the editors
- sophia giovannitti’s working girl: on selling art and selling sex — wendy vogel
- “a posthumous journey into the future” — natasha marie llorens
- 69th international short film festival oberhausen — ben eastham
- 18th venice architecture biennale, “the laboratory of the future” — george kafka
- prismatic ground 2023 — leo goldsmith
- “retrotopia: design for socialist spaces” — sierra komar
- “heavy rotation infra-habibi-technics” — najrin islam
- nalini malani’s “crossing boundaries” — jayne wilkinson
- 14th gwangju biennale, “soft and weak like water” — jason waite
- new rules of immersion — chris fite-wassilak
- sofijasilvia’s “pendulum” — tom jeffreys
- on peter hujar and newspaper — john douglas millar
- counterpublic 2023 — noah simblist
- bispo do rosario’s “all existing materials on earth” — elena vogman
- mixed up and placed together — the editors
- claire dederer’s monsters — orit gat
- elizabeth price’s “sound of the break” — lua vollaard
- photography report: imaging racial capital — kj abudu
- “refigured” — travis diehl
- jimmie durham’s uncompleted project — elizabeth a. povinelli
- raqs media collective’s “1980 in parallax” — patrick langley
- bayo alvaro’s “¡suéltame!” — gaby cepeda
- “bruno schulz: the iron capital of the spirit” — ewa borysiewicz
- “unschöne museen” — aoife rosenmeyer
- “cinema of sensations: the never-ending screen of val del omar” — herb shellenberger
- rose b. simpson’s “road less traveled” — alan gilbert
- 73rd berlin international film festival, “forum expanded” — asia bazdyrieva
- only connect? — the editors
- a. laurie palmer’s the lichen museum — brian karl
- “anatomies of languages lost and found” — mirene arsanios / dina ramadan
- 18th berwick film & media arts festival — dylan huw
- “signals: how video transformed the world” — dennis lim
- martin wong’s “malicious mischief” — mitch speed
- “coded: art enters the computer age, 1952–1982” — kim córdova
- peter wächtler's “a life on stage” — pedro neves marques
- heman chong and renée staal’s library of unread books — dan visel
- refik anadol’s “unsupervised” — r.h. lossin
- “people make television” — brian dillon
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- where is the queer rave? — francis whorrall-campbell
- charles atlas’s “a prune twin” — erik morse
- regina josé galindo’s “anestesia, anistia, amnesia” — oliver basciano
- merlin james’s “arrivals” — jonathan griffin
- “what are we now?” — the editors
- dare to know: prints and drawings in the age of enlightenment — r.h. lossin
- dhaka art summit, “বন্যা/bonna” — pallavi surana
- beatrice gibson’s “dream gossip” — juliet jacques
- hermann burger’s tractatus logico-suicidalis and róbert gál’s tractatus — ryan ruby
- sharjah biennial 15, “thinking historically in the present” — ben eastham
- gordon matta-clark and pope.l’s “impossible failures” — katherine c. m. adams
- transmediale, “a model, a map, a fiction” — orit gat
- saadia gacem, awel haouati, and lydia saidi’s archives des luttes des femmes en algérie — natasha marie llorens
- luis camnitzer’s “arbitrary order” — paul stephens
- reinhard mucha’s “der mucha—an initial suspicion” — kirsty bell
- “exist/resist – works by didier fiúza faustino: 1995–2022” — nick axel
- walter de maria’s “boxes for meaningless work” — valentin diaconov
- slippery turns — the editors
- ričardas gavelis’s vilnius poker — daniel muzyczuk
- an expanded cinephilia — lukas brasiskis
- “tangled hierarchy 2” — ben eastham
- grids and clouds — caterina riva
- andrea fraser — wendy vogel
- ali eyal’s “in the head’s sunrise” — dina ramadan
- “amount” — alice godwin
- “aaron douglas: sermons” — ladi’sasha jones
- the cartoon body of boris johnson — julian stallabrass
- keyon gaskin with zinzi minott and moya michael — rachel valinsky
- persistence or renewal? on gregory halpern’s “19 winters / 7 springs” — stanley wolukau-wanambwa
- aarati akkapeddi’s “a·kin” — michael kurtz
- a new chapter — the editors
- what’s next? — the editors
- beatriz santiago muñoz’s “the navel of the dream” — natasha marie llorens
- sissel tolaas’s “re________” — murtaza vali
- mungo thomson’s “sideways thought” — francesco tenaglia
- okayama art summit 2022, “do we dream under the same sky” — jason waite
- carol bove’s “vase/face” — orit gat
- bangkok art biennale 2022, “chaos : calm” — max crosbie-jones
- nikita kadan’s “victory over the sun” — xenia benivolski
- this machine is broken: the making of populist contemporary art in warsaw — jakub gawkowski
- course correction — the editors
- mame-diarra niang’s the citadel: a trilogy — sean o’toole
- 1st korkut biennale of sound art and new music — nikolay smirnov
- dozie kanu — aoife rosenmeyer
- 18th camden international film festival — lukas brasiskis
- 2nd hacer noche, “promised land” — kim córdova
- 4th bergen assembly, “yasmine and the seven faces of the heptahedron” — adam kleinman
- jumana manna’s “break, take, erase, tally” — dina ramadan
- santiago mostyn’s “dream one” — natasha marie llorens
- olivia plender’s “our bodies are not the problem” — tom jeffreys
- “but for whom?” — the editors
- kaelen wilson-goldie’s beautiful, gruesome, and true — orit gat
- “ultra-clearness” — andrés jaque / the editors
- monira al qadiri’s “refined vision” — valentin diaconov
- mexico city roundup — gaby cepeda
- “siren (some poetics)” — wendy vogel
- stephanie comilang and simon speiser’s “piña, why is the sky blue?” — jayne wilkinson
- london roundup — chris fite-wassilak
- “queering the crip, cripping the queer” — anne finger
- “the little bird must be caught” — iliana fokianaki
- 58th carnegie international, “is it morning for you yet?” — noah simblist
- azza el siddique’s “dampen the flame; extinguish the fire” — murtaza vali
- broken images — the editors
- m. e. o’brien and eman abdelhadi’s everything for everyone — andreas petrossiants
- “life after ruins” — kateryna iakovlenko
- ghislaine leung’s “balances” — katherine c. m. adams
- “a maze zanine, amaze zaning, a-mezzaning, meza-9” — rachel valinsky
- a short and incomplete history of “bad” curating as collective resistance — gregory sholette
- “fire complex” — uta kögelsberger / julian stallabrass
- warsaw roundup — ewa borysiewicz
- “histórias brasileiras” — oliver basciano
- nour mobarak’s “dafne phono” — jennifer piejko
- rachel cusk & chris kontos’s marble in metamorphosis — aliki panagiotopoulou
- “that's not it” — daisy hildyard
- clearing the air — the editors
- “the double bind”: on documenta 15 — skye arundhati thomas
- manifesta 14, “it matters what worlds world worlds: how to tell stories otherwise” — cathryn drake
- 2nd front international, “oh, gods of dust and rainbows” — ladi’sasha jones
- tony cokes’s “fragments, or just moments” — harry burke
- lungiswa gqunta’s “sleep in witness” — novuyo moyo
- daniel otero torres’s “las huellas del viento” — jayne wilkinson
- reclamation in whose name? — natasha marie llorens
- jeannette ehlers’s “archives in the tongue: a litany of freedoms” — tobias dias
- “shared memories” — akin oladimeji / jelili atiku
- “towards life” — chus martínez
- a carrier bag theory of criticism — the editors
- natasha soobramanien & luke williams’s diego garcia — orit gat
- “contested histories”: on documenta 15 — jörg heiser
- hernan bas & zadie xa’s “house spirits” — danica sachs
- “a new kind of archive” — dina ramadan / mahmoud khaled
- american artist’s “shaper of god” — jonathan griffin
- documenta 15, “lumbung” — kevin brazil
- diamela eltit’s “custody of the eyes” — olivia casa
- 12th berlin biennale, “still present!” — jesi khadivi
- orta’s “lai-pi-chu-plee-lapa centre for the new genius” — inga lāce
- anne imhof’s “avatar” — r.h. lossin
- pipilotti rist’s “big heartedness, be my neighbor” — terry r. myers
- new criteria — the editors
- karen archey’s after institutions — ben eastham
- bani abidi’s “the man who talked until he disappeared” — sadia shirazi
- tarek atoui’s “the whisperers” — rachel valinsky
- chim↑pom from smappa!group’s “happy spring” — jason waite
- london roundup — orit gat
- “dance reflections” — isobel harbison
- josephine pryde’s “taylor swift’s ‘lover’ & the gastric flu” — travis diehl
- em rooney’s “entrance of butterfly” — r.h. lossin
- paulo nazareth’s “vuadora” — oliver basciano
- elmgreen & dragset’s “useless bodies?” — cathryn drake
- “one long crime” — lawrence abu hamdan / skye arundhati thomas
- how soon is now? — the editors
- erin l. thompson’s smashing statues — r.h. lossin
- elbert joseph perez’s “just living the dream” — hallie ayres
- 59th venice biennale, “the milk of dreams” — quinn latimer
- 59th venice biennale, the national pavilions — ben eastham
- rabih mroué’s “under the carpet” — jayne wilkinson
- zoe leonard’s “a view from the levee” — jesi khadivi
- patrick goddard’s “pedigree” — tomas weber
- dora budor’s “continent” — aoife rosenmeyer
- andrea bowers’s “can the world mend in this body?” — brian karl
- “the world is the flask” — cosmo sheldrake / merlin sheldrake
- 80th whitney biennial, “quiet as it’s kept” — dina ramadan
- root and branch — the editors
- kuba szreder’s the abc of the projectariat — iliana fokianaki
- wilson díaz’s “taste and conflict: reasons to connect” — noah simblist
- kathmandu triennale 2077 — hera chan
- yerbosyn meldibekov’s “a dot becomes a circle, or dark ghosts of a bright future” — valentin diaconov
- jesse darling’s “no medals no ribbons” — francis whorrall-campbell
- carolyn drake’s “knit club” — ben eastham
- leonor antunes’s “the homemaker and her domain, part iii” — jayne wilkinson
- samara golden’s “guts” — vanessa holyoak
- every ocean hughes’s “one big bag” — john douglas millar
- valentina diaz’s “the intermittent movement of speech acts” — gaby cepeda
- jala wahid’s “aftermath” — adeola gay
- zach blas’s “unknown ideals” — kevin brazil
- a letter for ukraine — the editors
- shannon ebner’s “fret scapes” — r.h. lossin
- “sex ecologies” — natasha marie llorens
- on hybridity — daisy hildyard
- golnar adili’s “found in translation: a story of language, play, and a personal archive” — dina ramadan
- sahra motalebi’s “this phenomenal overlay” — rachel valinsky
- nikita gale’s “end of subject” — adam kleinman
- entering the labyrinth: on walid raad’s “two drops per heartbeat” — julieta aranda / regine basha
- donna huddleston’s “in person” — chloe carroll
- allison katz’s “artery” — oliver basciano
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- forensic architecture with laura poitras’s “terror contagion” — jared quinton
- cracks and joins — the editors
- jordan stein’s rip tales: jay defeo’s estocada & other pieces — chris murtha
- web 3.0 — ma'an abu taleb
- “ecological turns” — filipa ramos / the editors
- “stories create more stories” — marta dziewańska
- teresa gierzyńska’s “women live for love” — ewa borysiewicz
- claudia gutiérrez marfull’s “there is no paradise without snakes” — gaby cepeda
- “witch hunt” — kim córdova
- sonya rapoport’s “fabric paintings” — danica sachs
- “crip time” — kenny fries
- april bey’s “atlantica, the gilda region” — ikechúkwú onyewuenyi
- reasons to be cheerful — the editors
- looking back and leaping forth — the editors
- colette lumiere’s “notes on baroque living: colette and her living environment, 1972–83” — wendy vogel
- “the machine of the world: art and industry in brazil” — oliver basciano
- johannes phokela’s “only sun in the sky knows how i feel (a lucid dream)” — sean o’toole
- vienna art week, “losing control” — novuyo moyo
- glomming, cottoning — nick currie
- miami roundup — ricardo mor
- lost futures: on the work of nam june paik — anna mirzayan
- “‘lacrimae rerum,’ homage to gustav metzger – part ii” — tal sterngast
- liu shiyuan’s “for jord” — fanny singer
- “wack! art and the feminist revolution” — wendy vogel
- thomas ruff’s “tableaux chinois” — tomas weber
- jeffrey gibson’s “it can be said of them” — patrick j. reed
- sounding out — the editors
- johanna drucker’s iliazd — ryan ruby
- social work: the art world online — novuyo moyo
- “zones of discomfort” — julie béna
- sable elyse smith’s “fear touch police” — natasha marie llorens
- nathalie du pasquier and alessandra spranzi’s “les jeux de mains” — ewa borysiewicz
- on space art — xin liu / xin wang
- lynette yiadom-boakye’s “fly in league with the night” — caleb azumah nelson
- “holdfast” — sean o’toole
- digital art and trans archiving — francis whorrall-campbell
- soil thornton’s “does productivity know what it’s named, maybe it calls itself identity?” — rahel aima
- look both ways — the editors
- the year that wasn’t — the editors
- bruno latour and peter weibel (eds.), critical zones — sam solnick
- hong kong roundup — aaina bhargava
- jonathas de andrade’s “achados e perdidos” — oliver basciano
- “artificial night”: on dawoud bey’s america — anna mirzayan
- aykan safoğlu’s “revolving dreams” — ulya soley
- ambera wellmann’s “nosegay tornado” — jessica caroline
- “tremors” — brook andrew / pablo josé ramírez
- salman toor’s “how will i know” — murtaza vali
- out of time — the editors
- nida ghouse with jenifer evans (eds.), an archaeology of listening: a slightly curving place — jens maier-rothe
- art in the aerocene — tomás saraceno / erik morse
- yara el-sherbini’s “forms of regulation and control” — dina ramadan
- lagos roundup — jareh das
- seeing is remembering: the expanded field of art writing — saul anton
- “made in l.a. 2020: a version” — travis diehl
- bojan šarčević’s “l’extime” — tomas weber
- ellen lesperance’s “together we lie in ditches and in front of machines” — r.h. lossin
- bruce nauman — kevin brazil
- state of relax — eileen myles
- better things — the editors
- amy sillman’s faux pas — rosanna mclaughlin
- runo lagomarsino’s “i am also smoke” — natasha marie llorens
- chto delat’s “when the roots start to move and get lost” — ben eastham
- paris roundup — rachel valinsky
- “wages for housework” — ewa borysiewicz
- “digital reincarnations” — xin wang / lu yang
- mohamed ahmed ibrahim’s “memory drum” — rahel aima
- jennifer j. lee’s “wallflowers” — travis diehl
- london roundup — chris fite-wassilak
- “marking time: art in the age of mass incarceration” — adam kleinman
- trevor paglen’s “opposing geometries” — anna mirzayan
- underlying conditions — the editors
- maria hlavajova and sven lütticken (eds.), deserting from the culture wars — r.h. lossin
- “studio berlin” — alan murrin
- piles of expressivity — elizabeth a. povinelli
- helen cammock’s “i decided i want to walk” — chloe carroll
- glitch throws shade — legacy russell
- tavares strachan’s “in plain sight” — orit gat
- “absences and nothingness” — johanna hedva / bárbara rodríguez muñoz
- 11th berlin biennale, “the crack begins within” — jörg heiser
- 2nd riga international biennial of contemporary art, “and suddenly it all blossoms” — novuyo moyo
- claire chevrier and ali kazma’s “extracted foreign bodies” — rahma khazam
- 7th yokohama triennale, “afterglow” — koichiro osaka
- paloma contreras lomas’s “the marshland of souls” — gaby cepeda
- territory without terrain — the editors
- moyra davey’s index cards — filipa ramos
- remembering rebeccah blum — jillian mcmanemin / matthew post
- the exhibition catalog — kimberly bradley
- new york city roundup — terence trouillot
- hannah black’s “ruin/rien” — harry burke
- “a language for intimacy” — natasha marie llorens
- zheng bo’s “the soft and weak are companions of life” — pedro neves marques
- “art’s critical force” — vivian sky rehberg / maria lind
- marc camille chaimowicz’s “paintings…” — cora gilroy-ware
- earth, works, and workers in laura wilson’s deepening — r.h. lossin
- trisha baga’s “the eye, the eye and the ear” — francesco tenaglia
- attending to our houses — tarini malik
- in plain sight — the editors
- bernadette mayer’s memory — wendy vogel
- london roundup — ben eastham
- a question of degree — chris sharp
- the times of art — kevin brazil
- “a boundary to throw one’s body against” — ella kruglyanskaya / rachael allen
- erica baum’s “a method of a cloak” — martin herbert
- angela su’s “cosmic call” — gaby cepeda
- “unoccupied territories: the outlying islands of america’s realm” — patrick j. reed
- artists’ film and video online — erika balsom
- blues lines — the editors
- justine kurland’s girl pictures — alan gilbert
- “metro pictures online film festival” — anthony hawley
- “artists in quarantine,” public intellectuals, and the trouble with empty heroics — jörg heiser
- virtually ever after: art in the post-digital era — xin wang / jakob kudsk steensen
- sharif waked’s “balagan” — orit gat
- boris groys, “comrades of time” (2009) — kevin brazil
- skins within: on contamination and digital corporeality — travis diehl
- claudia andujar’s “the yanomami struggle” — rachael rakes
- public art — tom morton
- how does your garden grow? on feral signs and displaced landscapes — natasha marie llorens / antonio bermúdez obregón
- which way to turn? — the editors
- hal foster’s what comes after farce? — kevin brazil
- 22nd biennale of sydney, “nirin” — andrew brooks and astrid lorange
- andrea éva győri’s “bold head with tongue” — vivian sky rehberg
- where does it end? — martin herbert
- lockdown: on carpets, cats, and cages, and three films by gernot wieland — barbara casavecchia
- “dwell with things as equals” — irena haiduk / hendrik folkerts
- sung tieu’s “zugzwang” — chloe stead
- raqs media collective, “is the world sleeping, sleepless, or awake or dreaming?” (2014) — ania szremski
- queer: some notes on art and identity — rosanna mclaughlin
- jutta koether’s “4 the team” / jana euler’s “unform” — wendy vogel
- the online exhibition — orit gat
- in times like these... — the editors
- peter saul’s “crime and punishment” — jonathan griffin
- lydia ourahmane’s “صرخة شمسية solar cry” — fanny singer
- gabriel kuri’s “spending static to save gas” — ben eastham
- leila hekmat's “crocopazzo!” — alan murrin
- 1st stellenbosch triennale, “tomorrow there will be more of us” — sean o’toole
- 70th berlin international film festival, “forum expanded” — leo goldsmith
- “before and after tiananmen” — xin wang
- stan douglas’s “doppelgänger” — kevin brazil
- “contagio” — lorena muñoz-alonso
- metadata — christina li
- mexico city roundup — terence trouillot
- hannah levy’s “pendulous picnic” — ksenia m. soboleva
- camille blatrix’s “standby mice station” — aoife rosenmeyer
- los angeles roundup — sabrina tarasoff
- rashaad newsome’s “to be real” — monica westin
- jason hirata’s “sometimes you’re both” — saim demircan
- pauline boudry and renate lorenz’s “moving backwards” — kim córdova
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- museum installations of film art — robert bird
- “plant revolution!” — sofia lemos
- “theater of operations: the gulf wars 1991–2011” — dina ramadan
- terry allen’s “some pictures and other songs” — rob goyanes
- michael rakowitz’s “the invisible enemy should not exist (room f, section 1, northwest palace of nimrud)” — alan gilbert
- bruce conner’s “breakaway” — jeremy millar
- “with pleasure: pattern and decoration in american art, 1972–85” — jonathan griffin
- “defiant muses: delphine seyrig and the feminist video collectives in france in the 1970s and 1980s” — barbara casavecchia
- naomi rincón gallardo’s “may your thunder break the sky” — natasha marie llorens
- ruth buchanan’s “the scene in which i find myself / or, where does my body belong” — tara mcdowell
- hong kong roundup — travis diehl
- daria martin’s “tonight the world” — brian karl
- david blandy’s “the world after” — jamie sutcliffe
- the drawing triennial 2019, “human touch” — nora joung
- valie export’s “the 1980 venice biennale works” — orit gat
- “mud muses: a rant about technology” — frida sandström
- kate newby’s “bring everyone” — claudia arozqueta
- amsterdam roundup — mariana cánepa luna
- basma alsharif’s “a philistine” — chris sharratt
- miami roundup — ricardo mor
- a report on perfect fit — sarah rifky
- charl landvreugd’s “movt. nr. 10: ososma” — jonas staal
- lari pittman’s “declaration of independence” — travis diehl
- ignacio acosta’s “tales from the crust” — tom jeffreys
- “all in a day’s eye: the politics of innocence in the javett collection” — sean o’toole
- 1st sharjah architecture triennial, “rights of future generations” — melissa gronlund
- jacolby satterwhite’s “you’re at home” — ania szremski
- mary josephson, “ray johnson at betty parsons” (1973) — astrid mania
- hannah collins’s “i will make up a song” — monica westin
- “soft and wet” — natasha marie llorens
- danh vo’s “untitled” and “cathedral block, prayer stage, gun stock” — harry thorne
- montréal roundup — stefanie hessler
- emma kunz’s “visionary drawings” — aoife rosenmeyer
- “the coming world: ecology as the new politics 2030—2100” — philomena epps
- the purple thistle — andrew berardini
- okayama art summit 2019, “if the snake” — koichiro osaka / jaime marie davis
- fazal rizvi’s “how do we remember?” — murtaza vali
- paris roundup — sofia gotti
- 10th göteborg international biennial for contemporary art, “part of the labyrinth” — frida sandström
- moyra davey’s “i confess” — brian dillon
- cristina tufiño’s “dancing at the end of the world” — kim córdova
- the 5th ural industrial biennial of contemporary art, “immortality” — kim west
- paul chan’s “the bather’s dilemma” — alan gilbert
- london roundup — chris fite-wassilak
- 15th biennale de lyon, “where water comes together with other water” — aoife rosenmeyer
- steirischer herbst 2019, “grand hotel abyss” — kylie gilchrist
- writing with art — nora sternfeld / emmanuelle lainé
- joan jonas’s “moving off the land ii” — barbara casavecchia
- oslo roundup — orit gat
- bergen assembly 2019, “actually, the dead are not dead” — rachael rakes
- lofoten international art festival 2019 — adam kleinman
- 16th istanbul biennial, “the seventh continent” — murat alat
- “fragile earth: seeds, weeds, plastic crust” — crystal bennes
- mike nelson’s “the asset strippers” — jeremy millar
- paul maheke’s “ooloi” — natasha marie llorens
- laurie parsons’s “a body of work 1987” — amelia groom
- dineo seshee bopape’s “sedibeng, it comes with the rain” — lauren houlton
- “city prince/sses: dhaka, lagos, manila, mexico city and tehran” — sohrab mohebbi
- mother tongue, unholy father — ana teixeira pinto
- “misbehaving bodies: jo spence and oreet ashery” — philomena epps
- pio abad’s “kiss the hand you cannot bite” — jeanne gerrity
- nicolas lobo's "wellness center" — rob goyanes
- “food: bigger than the plate” — chris fite-wassilak
- the 33rd ljubljana biennial of graphic arts — tom jeffreys
- agatha gothe-snape and wrong solo’s “certain situations” — tara mcdowell
- “the enigma of the hour: 100 years of psychoanalytic thought” — lorena muñoz-alonso
- condo new york — orit gat
- suzanne lacy’s “we are here” — monica westin
- oslo biennial — barbara casavecchia
- the opposite of experience — mike sperlinger
- eliza douglas’s “josh smith” — christina catherine martinez
- raqs media collective’s “still more world” — mark rappolt
- jay chung & q takeki maeda’s “the auratic narrative” — helena tatay
- shilpa gupta and zarina’s “altered inheritances: home is a foreign place” — mahan moalemi
- basel roundup — ingo niermann
- sol calero’s “archivos olvidados” — sofia lemos
- in conversation with stockholm’s mint — frida sandström
- carsten höller’s “sunday” — terence trouillot
- cici wu’s “unfinished return” — leo goldsmith
- david hammons’s “ted joans: exquisite corpse” — bruno marchand
- peter friedl’s “teatro” — raimar stange
- august to may, the years and a day’s work, writing is a way of reading — orit gat
- plants — patrick j. reed
- 79th whitney biennial — travis diehl
- janet laurence’s “after nature” — claudia arozqueta
- brussels roundup — chloe stead
- 58th venice biennale, “may you live in interesting times” — adam kleinman
- new york city roundup — xin wang
- allan sekula’s “photography, a wonderfully inadequate medium” — kylie gilchrist
- ericka beckman and marianna simnett — daisy hildyard
- what to fall back on — rachel valinsky
- siah armajani’s “follow this line” — ania szremski
- hana miletić’s “materiale” — vincent van velsen
- new mineral collective (tanya busse & emilija škarnulytė)’s “erotics of counter-prospecting” — andré gali
- lynn hershman leeson’s “first person plural” — stefanie hessler
- daniel steegmann mangrané’s “the word for world is forest” — lorena muñoz-alonso
- andrea geyer’s “on this day” — ksenia m. soboleva
- sophia al-maria’s “bce” — philomena epps
- hong kong roundup — marcus yee
- paul mpagi sepuya’s “the conditions” — alan gilbert
- madrid roundup — andrew berardini
- cady noland — laura mclean-ferris
- suzanne jackson’s “holding on to a sound” — jennifer piejko
- beatrice gibson’s “crone music” — jeremy millar
- new york city roundup — amy zion
- arthur jafa’s “the white album” — fanny singer
- mette edvardsen’s “time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sunshine” — frida sandström
- sharjah biennial 14: “leaving the echo chamber” — melissa gronlund
- bronwyn katz’s “/ // ! ǂ” — sean o’toole
- linder’s “ever standing apart from everything” — chris fite-wassilak
- yane calovski and hristina ivanoska’s “epilogue (a form of an argument)” — anders kreuger
- ilya khrzhanovsky's “dau” — robert bird
- cécile b. evans’s “amos’ world” — chris sharratt
- matthew barney's "facility of decline" — thyrza nichols goodeve
- chris marker’s “koreans” — stephen squibb
- etel adnan — steffen zillig
- rirkrit tiravanija’s "fear eats the soul" — media farzin
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- rashomon — akira kurosawa
- a non-aspirational justice: review of hydrojustice — elena loizidou
- after farce: ubu, the imperialist — branislav jakovljević
- ethics and parafiction: a conversation — salomé lamas
- is it simple to be a communist in philosophy? review of alberto toscano, communism in philosophy — jason read
- for another buddhism, against byung-chul han — alex taek-gwang lee
- on the background in the cinema — tiago de luca
- the spiritual ear: on daniel heller-roazen’s far calls — mustafa uzuner
- fever pitch: on bourgeois coldness by henrike kohpeiß — thomas waller
- manifesto for a radical femininity for an other cinema — maria klonaris and katerina thomadaki
- pluribus: the power of division — slavoj žižek
- the antichrist today: russian conservative and techno-enlightenment versions — ilya budraitskis
- shamanic materialism: 77 theses on the audiovisual — colectivo los ingrávidos
- art and theory: what relationship? — emiliano battista
- rojava revisited: a call for support — zehra doğan and duygu örs
- the films of richard serra: an interview — richard serra and annette michelson
- i don’t want to be a film director: béla tarr’s art of refusal — lukas brasiskis
- machinic attention and its adversaries: a manifesto — the friends of attention coalition
- dry leaf: a conversation — alexandre koberidze
- the fifth estate: on museums, public imagination, and the vanishing space for collectivity (a report from flanders, belgium), part 2 — philippe pirotte and els silvrants-barclay
- the fifth estate: on museums, public imagination, and the vanishing space for collectivity (a report from flanders, belgium), part 1 — philippe pirotte and els silvrants-barclay
- an unfinished cinema — abbas kiarostami
- on learning to dissect fetal pigs — renée nicole macklin good
- general relativity, take two — greg de cuir jr
- to summon life in a cemetery — nahal nikan
- the work of montagesses — esfir shub
- a materialist philosopher: paolo virno (1952–2025) — alberto toscano
- weaving memory: a conversation — luke fowler
- inquiry on the future of revolution, part 2 — jasper bernes, m. e. o’brien, and andreas petrossiants
- open letter on the new school’s “restructuring” plans — jasper bernes, m. e. o’brien, and andreas petrossiants
- grave sight: watching radu jude’s sleep #2 — pip chodorov
- experimental exhibitions: from school to cinema to séance — anton vidokle
- what is infrastructural critique? a conference report — rose-anne gush and danny hayward
- on reflected cinema — takahiko iimura
- with the blow of a paintbrush: contemporary fascism and the limits of historical analogy — boris buden
- the soul: a vintage concept — oxana timofeeva
- the camera is a weapon and it can kill you or get you sent to jail — michel auder and liam gillick
- refusal of the refusal — mikkel bolt rasmussen
- what is realism today? on souleymane’s story — tom allen
- jean-luc godard's visual work: 28 fragments — ethan spigland
- the corpse of accelerationism — benjamin noys
- kojève and photography: the visualization of logos — boris groys
- letters for peter watkins — rachael rakes
- ice age art: contemporary resonances, part 2 — jörg heiser
- ice age art: contemporary resonances, part 1 — jörg heiser
- the art of editing — claire atherton
- against image fatigue: on researching and curating photography from ukraine — nadiia bernard-kovalchuk
- when the last chance was missed: a conversation — franco “bifo” berardi and brian kuan wood
- the new epistemic space — woody vasulka
- “the patient’s concrete society is itself the sick individual”: review of psychotherapy and materialism, part 2 — janna graham
- “the patient’s concrete society is itself the sick individual”: review of psychotherapy and materialism, part 1 — janna graham
- an impossible address: a conversation — suneil sanzgiri and katherine c. m. adams
- (female) enjoyment as a political factor in one battle after another — pietro bianchi
- eternalisms of the nervous system: ken jacobs (1933–2025) — lukas brasiskis
- a flower in the mouth — eric baudelaire
- what did africa mean to okwui enwezor? — serubiri moses
- it may be the last time: lithuanian art and culture resisting a takeover at the height of hybrid warfare — edvardas šumila
- to capture the present moment, you either write historical fiction or science fiction: interview with kim stanley robinson, part 2 — toke lykkeberg
- performing waves — xueli wang
- open letter to judy chicago and nadya tolokonnikova — toke lykkeberg
- optimal brain damage — william wiebe
- ancestral clouds and ancestral claims: a conversation — denise ferreira da silva and arjuna neuman
- wounded futures: sarajevo film festival, part 2 — isabel jacobs
- assassination as a symptom — alex taek-gwang lee
- as in a wood — andré breton
- wounded futures: sarajevo film festival, part 1 — isabel jacobs
- cecilia vicuña’s saborami: facsimile edition (2024) — tom allen
- show (&) tell. a conversation — bartomeu marí and lawrence weiner
- becoming-drawer as becoming-other: in memory of davyd chychkan — irina zherebkina
- review of gilles deleuze, on painting: courses, march–june 1981 — zach gibson
- on film no.4 (in taking the bottoms of 365 saints of our time) — yoko ono
- cosmic melancholia: on planetary sadness and the unhappy consciousness — alex taek-gwang lee
- the close-up — béla balázs
- from mania to depression: full-scale war in ukraine — yuliia leites
- why we go to the movies — hugo münsterberg
- beneath the howl of hunger — alaa alqaisi
- exhibition as séance at seoul mediacity biennale with anton vidokle, hallie ayres, and lukas brasiskis — team kinoki
- spa noir: karlovy vary international film festival 2025 — isabel jacobs
- in defense of sara nadal-melsió and the whitney museum’s independent study program — germaine dulac
- reflections from the afield forum: transitional justice by artists — mathilde villeneuve
- apocalypse then: on rithy panh’s meeting with pol pot — minh nguyen
- urth. a film script — ben rivers and mark von schlegell
- universal substitution: review of universal prostitution and modernist abstraction by jaleh mansoor — thomas waller
- stairway to melon: a conversation — viktor timofeev and ericka beckman
- paranoiac power — alenka zupančič
- do we need the “alternative” malevich? — konstantin akinsha
- power to the symptoms! — pietro bianchi
- scenes from a conceptual history of courage, part 2 — frank ruda
- the pleasures of existence: interview — agnès varda
- scenes from a conceptual history of courage, part 1 — frank ruda
- paradigms of truth: 22nd international human rights film festival docudays — sonya vseliubska
- diseuse — theresa hak kyung cha
- how to research like a dog — aaron schuster
- towards a new universalism — boris groys
- the sun is burning the unspoken: a conversation — joyce joumaa, ariana kalliga, and danae io
- a militant book: interview with leopoldina fortunati — giulia sbaffi and andreas petrossiants
- to the whitney museum of american art — raúl ruiz and jean-louis schefer
- dara birnbaum — piper marshall
- cannes 2025 dispatch, pt. 2: film’s resurrection — pietro bianchi
- nam hwayeon: "choreography of thought" — adeena mey
- pandemic life — benjamin noys
- cannes 2025 dispatch, pt. 1: the word, the image, and the phantasm — pietro bianchi
- my adolescence began with defeat — nagisa oshima
- prismatic ground year five — george macbeth
- why do images fade away? — kateryna iakovlenko
- wave after wave. a conversation — helena wittmann
- declamation on the nobility and preeminence of the female sex — henricus cornelius agrippa
- anxiety of modernity: kiarostami with lacan — joan copjec
- talking back to the media — dara birnbaum
- in defense of art research: a call to support acpa, phdarts, and docartes — xenia benivolski
- film making — satyajit ray
- will marxism go mad after the end of the world? — charles tonderai mudede
- whose streets? their streets (for now) — andreas petrossiants
- becoming male in the middle ages. a film script — isadora neves marques
- for an ecology of images — peter szendy
- spiraling grief and steve mcqueen’s grenfell — xuanlin tham
- backward, primitive, opaque: displaying peripheries in sergei parajanov's films — olexii kuchanskyi
- world upside down: a soviet philosopher on pop art — isabel jacobs and trevor wilson
- what’s through the looking glass? — evald ilyenkov
- starting from the middle. a conversation — hiwa k and anton vidokle
- in praise of a dinosaur: toni negri — pietro bianchi
- no escapism: mary bronstein’s claustrophobic spaces — george macbeth
- esperanto of a film — jean cocteau
- at arm’s length: political capture of the arts in sweden — natasha marie llorens
- about our death — bilal khbeiz
- choreographing nothing: on black anteriority — deborah-joyce holman and rizvana bradley
- review of finance aesthetics: a critical glossary — andreas petrossiants
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- deleuze’s communism — alex taek-gwang lee
- early 20th century abstract cinema immersive environments — cindy keefer
- whose passions? on t. j. clark’s those passions: on art and politics — dominique routhier
- silences — jamieson webster
- on sambizanga — sarah maldoror
- pollutions — jamieson webster
- open letter from crmep students & researchers on kingston university’s proposed closure of the department of humanities — ericka beckman
- on peter weiss’s the aesthetics of resistance, volume iii — tom allen
- purchase nothing by moonlight: eight postcards from utopia and sleep #2 — isabel jacobs
- chance or fate — krzysztof kieślowski
- on curating exhibitions during the war — kateryna iakovlenko
- catarina and the beauty of killing fascists — maria josé de abreu
- video poem — shigeko kubota
- open letter to reinstate khaled sabsabi and michael dagostino — james nguyen, hayley millar baker, mel o'callaghan, jenna mayilema lee, tamsin hong, and tony albert
- the voice of the wet concrete: a conversation — carmen amengual and soyoung yoon
- federating publishers: from conceptual comics to a creative europe initiative — ilan manouach
- all the ashes belong to the wind: two retrospective exhibitions by carlito carvalhosa in são paulo — thotti
- painterly laws in the problems of cinema — kazimir malevich
- living in a mythocracy: projecting 2025 — jason read
- facticity, today — alexei penzin
- on voyage of jeanette: a conversation — svetlana romanova
- pirate care: against the criminalization of solidarity — valeria graziano, marcell mars, and tomislav medak
- artificial analysis? — leslie chapman
- woman’s place in photoplay production — alice guy-blaché
- david lynch as a pre-raphaelite — slavoj žižek
- new heroes — franco “bifo” berardi
- preliminary remarks on querelle — rainer werner fassbinder
- nosferatu, or the orgasm of the tyrant — pietro bianchi
- trans fem literary springtime — mckenzie wark
- fragments from the capital diaries — sergei eisenstein
- horror patriae — nikolay smirnov
- syria: transitioning from the wars of modernity to the peace of traditional societies — bilal khbeiz
- performance, subjectivity, and the afterlife of live art: a conversation — thomas allen harris and daniella brito
- in the name of peace: georgia’s postelection crisis and current mass protests — tamta khalvashi and luka nakhutsrishvili
- armenian film festival london — isabel jacobs
- proposal for a tussle — jean-pierre gorin
- the states of the earth: a conversation — mohamed amer meziane and sabu kohso
- the political economy of white privilege — charles tonderai mudede
- spirit of truth — le corbusier
- gossip — mladen dolar
- our analytical camera — yervant gianikian and angela ricci lucchi
- psychosis is a mental crisis, not a disease — stijn vanheule
- the ethical dignity of anora — aaron schuster
- a matter of time — babette mangolte
- dispossession, diasporas, and doikayt: a conversation — shellyne rodriguez, molly crabapple, and andreas petrossiants
- after trump’s victory: from maga to mega — slavoj žižek
- note on the use of stolen films — guy debord
- how to explain? — franco “bifo” berardi
- hands at work: sam dolbear’s a theory and history of hand reading after charlotte wolff — isabel jacobs
- labor, liquidation, and resistance: a conversation — jen liu
- the regime of capital: an interview with paul north and paul reitter — zac endter and jonas knatz
- the smell of capitalism — simon hajdini
- the stage on screen: dramaturgy and distribution — katherine c. m. adams
- the paradox of the nobel prize in literature — alex taek-gwang lee
- thinking the sea, thinking at sea — michael marder
- seeing and hearing thought — jean epstein
- the field of contemporary art: a diagram — andrea fraser
- i make films to fill my time — marguerite duras
- always jamesonize! — frank ruda
- hyper-colonialism and semio-capitalism — franco “bifo” berardi
- infinity according to florian: a conversation — oleksiy radynski
- aggro dr1ft, the intolerance of harmony korine — pietro bianchi
- the world’s humor, or the falsification of incidence: on daniil kharms — valery podoroga
- my universe and unified field theory — artavazd peleshyan
- under the museum’s gaze — boris groys
- the genocide in gaza and its consequences for the israeli-palestinian conflict — étienne balibar
- a hundred oceans will flood you — thotti
- a call for humane museums — aubrey knox
- breaking the rules: a conversation on kasper könig — daniel birnbaum and hans ulrich obrist
- the cinema — virginia woolf
- can a biennial respect difference in a country that represses dissidence? on the havana biennial — solveig font, coco fusco, celia irina gonzález, hamlet lavastida, julio llópiz casal, and yanelys nuñez leyva
- a dream of community in a “paper language”: colby chamberlain's fluxus administration — lauren van haaften-schick
- cine-political ecology of the sea — elena vogman
- translucent cascade: peter zumthor’s saint benedict chapel — nathan brown
- history as the “tact of natality” — boris groys
- blackstar film festival 2024 dispatch — sophie lewis
- open letter opposing the dismissal of the director of the slovak national gallery — maya deren
- a burning house on road 32 — naeem mohaiemen
- throwing a shadow: the work of art in times of the production of war — kateryna iakovlenko
- the politics of abstraction — barbara hammer
- hospital little lexington (1962–64) and the rise of dutch counterculture — ana maría gómez lópez
- thomas crooks — franco “bifo” berardi
- the event and the image — michelangelo antonioni
- what if i want you to let me go? — slavoj žižek
- on delirium in philip k. dick — david lapoujade
- whispering pines: a conversation — shana moulton
- the fillip of the letter: on poe’s devil — alexi kukuljevic
- anti-100 years of cinema manifesto — jonas mekas
- fragments from damaged life: bertolt brecht’s collages — isabel jacobs
- presidenta: will they beat her into becoming a feminist? — irmgard emmelhainz
- flickers of utopia: a conversation — basim magdy
- in search of the miraculous: nadya tolokonnikova in linz — boris groys
- extractivist geographies of the bolivian exhibition at the russian pavilion (venice biennale 2024) — olexii kuchanskyi
- cosmos as cinema — alexander kluge
- putinist russia and the world’s fascist moment — ilya budraitskis
- contemporary feminist struggles: some thoughts from mexico city — irmgard emmelhainz
- four scenes for a script — anton vidokle
- feral socialist realism — xin wang
- science or authority? — alenka zupančič
- cinema as oral language — pier paolo pasolini
- beyond the schism of value form and labor form in ai studies and the humanities: a response to critical inquiry — matteo pasquinelli
- emotion pictures: a conversation — agnieszka polska
- the art of populism — boris groys
- collective catastrophe: on fredric jameson’s inventions of a present — benjamin noys
- this art called cinema: the launch of e-flux film notes — lukas brasiskis
- marina’s cues — kerstin stakemeier
- cannes 2024 dispatch, pt. 2: when cinema looks at itself — pietro bianchi
- decolonialism of the far right — miri davidson
- cannes 2024 dispatch, pt. 1: today’s empire, tomorrow’s ashes — pietro bianchi
- diversity and its shadow — boris groys
- outbursts of light — jacques rancière
- in the name of sovereignty: georgia’s second attempt to pass the “foreign agents” bill — tamta khalvashi
- how not to miss an appointment with history — boris buden
- marina vishmidt, 1976–2024 — andreas petrossiants
- exit interview — canada choate
- welcome to the (beast in the) jungle — pietro bianchi
- letter to the daad — jonas staal
- technological futures: a conversation — ted chiang and agnieszka kurant
- theory of eclipse — nathan brown
- witnessing war(s) amid an ethical double bind: ukraine and gaza — biljana kašić
- critique and complaint — boris groys
- losing strategies: spinoza and marx — jason read
- artists, educators, and the generation gap in taiwan — hide and seek audiovisual art
- situationism, cybernetics, and art: a conversation — dominique routhier and benjamin crais
- communism and back again: andrei platonov’s chevengur — isabel jacobs
- a conversation on late fascism — alberto toscano and evan calder williams
- kafka and the politics of despair — ben ware
- two memories of ’77 — franco “bifo” berardi
- a thousand little machines — jamila squire and seth wheeler
- the mirror stage of the upper class — boris groys
- transgender robotics: on love — isadora neves marques
- everybody gets to be a fascist, or, what taylor swift taught me about fascism — jason read
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- another end of the world is possible — oxana timofeeva
- against anti-theory — anna kornbluh
- internet as novel — boris groys
- the logic of revolution in popular form — jose rosales
- crown for a clown — artemy magun
- poor descartes — pietro bianchi
- peace to the world — oxana timofeeva
- our anomaly: on antonio negri — jason read
- open letter to the berlin senate cultural administration and to joe chialo, state minister for culture and social cohesion — christoph menke
- in conversation with antonio negri — hans ulrich obrist
- metaeconomic desire — boris groys
- peace as a space for the third — zdenka badovinac
- absolute alienation — nathan brown
- on dominique routhier’s with and against: the situationist international in the age of automation — jason e. smith
- a letter from manuel borja-villel and vasıf kortun regarding documenta 16 — manuel j. borja-villel and vasıf kortun
- how to haunt oppenheimer and black hanford — charles tonderai mudede
- documenta resignation letter — simon njami, gong yan, kathrin rhomberg, and maría inés rodríguez
- documenta resignation letter — bracha l. ettinger
- documenta resignation letter — ranjit hoskoté
- the force of ignorance — boris groys
- psycho-politics — eli zaretsky
- “a hot mind over chilly things”: on antigone — alenka zupančič
- the illiberal professional-managerial class in hungary and poland — gábor erlich
- the man who shot martin scorsese — pietro bianchi
- open letter from the art community to cultural organizations — keti chukhrov
- the future of authority? — mladen dolar
- the others and the sames — boris groys
- to accelerate time: reflections on art-making in post-invasion iraq — sajjad abbas, ali eyal, sarah munaf, rijin sahakian, and bassim al shaker
- to be once removed: a conversation — devika girish, pooja rangan, lakshmi padmanabhan, sharlene bamboat, and miryam charles
- facing the future — ted chiang
- candlestick man — tyler coburn
- distance, scale, resolution: benjamin and freud — gabriel tupinambá
- shambles on the bosporus — ingo arend
- altered, divided, and united states: the venice dance biennale — arseny zhilyaev
- locarno international film festival 76 review — george macbeth
- down with the ordinary: thinking through “rebellion of the slogans” — niloufar nematollahi
- from writing to prompting: ai as zeitgeist-machine — boris groys
- getting entwined: a foray into philosophy’s and art’s affair with plants — giovanni aloi and michael marder
- everything you ever wanted to know about the phallus (but were afraid to ask barbie) — pietro bianchi
- this show is not about the war: ukrainian artists in poland and the burden of representation — jakub gawkowski
- alchemists of the revolution: from the communist manifesto to conspiracist manifesto and back — hunter bolin
- creative institutionalism: (art) experiments at the fringes of the state — imaginart
- politics of the rift: on théorie communiste — ray brassier
- the unquenchable fire of rachel pollack — alice dos reis
- every straw is a straw too much: on the psychological burden of being racialized while doing art — bonaventure soh bejeng ndikung
- history as hypnosis: a dialogue — alison nguyen and min sun jeon
- “russia has put itself in an impossible situation”: a conversation — boris groys and andrei arkhangelsky
- perspectives on organization: a new approach — gabriel tupinambá
- global post-fascism and the war in ukraine: a conversation — enzo traverso and ilya budraitskis
- pyrotechnics of the dream: remembering films by kenneth anger — lukas brasiskis
- cannes dispatch, pt. 2: the awards and their ghosts — pietro bianchi
- remembering ilya kabakov: the man who flew into space from his apartment — anton vidokle
- can the oppressors speak? — irina zherebkina
- cannes dispatch, pt. 1: data and the crisis of the symbolic order — pietro bianchi
- russia, decolonization, and the capitalism-democracy muddle — adrian ivakhiv
- the case against the russian federation: one year later — oleksiy radynski
- diagnosis is a symptom: psychoanalysis vs. psychotherapy — mohamed tal
- how to frame losing control: a dialogue — annett busch and louis henderson
- waiting for victory: afterword to “diary of war” — irina zherebkina
- what if imposture is not a fraud? imposter syndrome revisited — mohamed tal
- psychopomps of the real: the yanomami genocide and ai’s eye — thotti
- nothing personal, love: on toute une nuit — dominiek hoens
- we love you: ryuichi sakamoto, 1952–2023 — xenia benivolski
- the state and global capital: “retirement reforms” in france — morteza samanpour
- anatomy of the georgian protests — keti chukhrov
- why i did not write a book on lacan and tango — patricia gherovici
- in front of parliament: georgia’s march protests — salomé jashi
- why landscape war? — masao matsuda
- arriving to the untimely films: a conversation — ayreen anastas and rene gabri
- unheimlich: the spiral of chaos and the cognitive automaton — franco “bifo” berardi
- future paracosms and their infrastructures — agnieszka polska
- a counter-progressivist turn? — gregory sholette and todd ayoung
- holding back and holding tight: on steve mcqueen’s sunshine state — max l. feldman
- what is adult about cinema? on the fabelmans — pietro bianchi
- queer theory and psychoanalytic practice: an impossible split? — fabrice bourlez
- decentralized cultural platforms for political change in peru — josé-carlos mariátegui
- mental ecologies of war: a conversation — lukas brasiskis, olexii kuchanskyi, and elena vogman
- catastrophe, utopia, and the crisis of hybrid matter — benjamin noys
- should plants have rights? — michael marder
- eliminate the system and the state — jean-marie straub
- on the departure of manuel borja-villel as director of the museo nacional centro de arte reina sofía — danièle huillet
- magic kingdom vs. the katechon: on the attempted coup in brazil — thotti
- cinemeteorology — serge daney
- expanded vision and blended mediums: remembering the art of michael snow — lukas brasiskis
- open letter from the artists of the kochi-muziris biennale 2022–23 — boris groys and sergei bondarenko
- conspiracy theory without theory: on don’t look up — alenka zupančič
- the rise of tombstone public art and architecture in seattle — charles tonderai mudede
- images at war: interview with ukrainian photographer kostiantyn polishchuk — kateryna iakovlenko
- on environmental activism in museums — anne bessette and juliette bessette
- triangle of sadness: to have done with the carnival of power — pietro bianchi
- a sick planet — guy debord
- freud, slovenia, and the origins of right-wing populism — mladen dolar
- travels across eurasia iii: tbilisi to amsterdam — furqat palvan-zade
- “as if” personalities and the courage to love — sergio benvenuto
- travels across eurasia ii: baku to shusha — furqat palvan-zade
- travels across eurasia i: tashkent to termez — furqat palvan-zade
- psychosis in times of perversion in lebanon — nadia bou ali
- the birth of a new female epic hero in iran — gohar homayounpour
- philosophy of care: a conversation — boris groys and patricio orellana
- tomorrow was shahrivar 1401: notes on the iranian uprisings — iman ganji and jose rosales
- women reflected in their own history — l
- bucha is a mirror — oxana timofeeva
- is dall-e a genius? — attay kremer
- letter of solidarity with iranian women and protesters — marion detjen
- charisma in the age of trumpism — william mazzarella
- psychoanalytical notes from russia during the ukraine war — gleb napreenko
- the sense of cinema: jean-luc godard — nathan brown
- “ethical anastrophe” and antinomies of the ethical in the war in ukraine — irina zherebkina
- we are angry, we are sad, we are tired, we are united: letter from lumbung community — mirl redmann
- dugin’s black mass — andrey loshak
- wild herbs and rice beer in assam — salla sariola
- notes on the war and care: a conversation — boris groys and keti chukhrov
- abortion in post-dobbs us: lessons from catalunya — bayla ostrach
- dovzhenko center is under threat of liquidation — the dovzhenko center
- on the return of top gun — alex taek-gwang lee
- russian culture deserves a punishment much more severe than boycott: a conversation — oleksiy radynski and kinga dunin
- censorship must be refused: letter from lumbung community — franco “bifo” berardi
- politics in the clinic — gabriel tupinambá
- from a “são paulo jewish collective”: frankfurter allgemeine zeitung’s false rumors about documenta and anti-semitism — casa do povo
- cuba’s 11j: one year later — coco fusco
- the mysterious return of imposter syndrome — evan malater and celeste pietrusza
- does ukraine need russian culture to win the war against russia? — irina zherebkina
- locating trans-socialism: communism, putinism, and human nature — michał murawski
- is lamda sentient? — an interview — blake lemoine
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- grieving for others, not for ourselves: an interview with irina zherebkina — franco “bifo” berardi
- a new substance: ukrainian art after the war — kateryna filyuk
- open letter to noam chomsky (and other like-minded intellectuals) on the russia-ukraine war — bohdan kukharskyy, anastassia fedyk, yuriy gorodnichenko, and ilona sologoub
- on war, violence, power, and russian culture — igor gulin
- culture and crime — hito steyerl
- mental long covid and the techno-social unconscious: a conversation with franco “bifo” berardi — geert lovink
- ukrainian rage — kateryna iakovlenko
- wars as acts of cultural cleansing — santhosh s.
- anti-semitism accusations against documenta: a scandal about a rumor — ruangrupa
- a dive into the depths — dmitry vilensky (chto delat collective)
- bloody, orthodox — kateryna iakovlenko
- digital leviathan and his nuclear tail: notes on body and the earth in the state of war — olexii kuchanskyi
- excuses for doing nothing: “whataboutism” and russia’s war against ukraine — jörg heiser
- i take selfies therefore i am — bilal khbeiz
- the arts for the global conflict: a 2115 report — oleksiy radynski
- statement by #africansfromua on equal treatment — evheny osievsky
- decolonialism and the invasion of ukraine — adrian ivakhiv
- appeal to decolonize the russian federation — bonaventure soh bejeng ndikung
- an open letter from sergei loznitsa on his expulsion from the ukrainian film academy — sergei loznitsa
- between war and terror: a letter from russia — oxana timofeeva
- a t t e n t i o n ! air raid sirens in kyiv! — nastia teor
- it is not a “ukrainian issue”: a letter from a civil body on activism and cultural production at war — olexii kuchanskyi
- is russian culture as powerful as her missiles? yes, and let’s use it against putinism — ekaterina degot
- the nato conundrum — keti chukhrov
- working for peace — arseny zhilyaev
- us-plaining is not enough. to the western left, on your and our mistakes — volodymyr artiukh
- a letter for ukraine — e-flux
- open letter: who owns the public? — david levi strauss
- statement from 27n: cuba’s minister of culture must resign — 27n
- jimmie durham — michael taussig
- pioneering polish art magazine taken over by goose-stepping conservatives — krzysztof gutfranski
- what abyss are we talking about? — franco “bifo” berardi
- notes on the black plague — charles tonderai mudede
- “planetarity,” “planetarism,” and the interpersonal — jeremy bendik-keymer
- revenge capitalism: the ghosts of empire, the demons of capital, and the settling of unpayable debts — max haiven
- letters against separation – pelin tan on an island — pelin tan
- mutual aid, social distancing, and dual power in the state of emergency — woodbine
- coronavirus propagations — jonas staal
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- e-flux journal #160 (February 2026)
- delays — vilém flusser
- on vilém flusser’s phenomenology of underdevelopment — rômulo moraes
- besides constellation: concatenation and effervescence — patrick flores
- planetary aesthesis, not animal citizens — josephine berry
- war in the age of infinite evidence: on ai-generated war photography — bogna konior
- warm war — charles stankievech
- looking back with silvia federici: a conversation — andreas petrossiants
- e-flux journal #159 — "Masculinities" (December 2025)
- american shivaree: a class warfare torch song — mary walling blackburn
- from the ruins of utopia — julieta aranda
- what would a lady do? — fahim amir
- pets going their own way — ingo niermann
- femmunist intimations — mckenzie wark
- what you don’t see: on the private films of a wehrmacht officer — klaus theweleit, marius babias, and clemens von wedemeyer in conversation
- the “crisis of masculinity” crisis — maxi wallenhorst
- bombers row — jasmine amussen
- fire in every direction — tareq baconi
- e-flux journal #158 (November 2025)
- in the kingdoms of ruin: okwui enwezor, contemporary art, and the global south — sylvester okwunodu ogbechie
- the trequartistas of culture — stevphen shukaitis
- narrating self-abolition: on richard wright — john bohn
- beautiful soup: on the afterlives of monique wittig’s unique utopias — sophie lewis
- the shadow art world: rehearsing genocide — jonas staal
- art and emancipation in the gaze of political eschatology — keti chukhrov
- the broken pipe — antonio negri
- e-flux journal #157 (October 2025)
- the new fascist body — dagmar herzog
- ecologies of care: a conversation — angela anderson and silvia federici
- mud epistemology: gender, metabolism, and marx’s unfinished revolution — antonia majaca
- conservation is the work of art: how the lightning field made land art into land management — maya livio
- the hero and the magician: walter benjamin’s jean paul — hunter bolin
- the dipped magic wand: on max kommerell’s “jean paul” — walter benjamin
- propositional politics — sven lütticken
- e-flux journal #156 — "Séance: Technology of the Spirit" (September 2025)
- traces of cosmos: notes on hilma af klint’s paintings and their reception — maria lind
- who speaks during a séance? — nikolay smirnov
- summoning the beings of metamorphosis — namsee kim
- angels and demons — daniel muzyczuk
- on oomoto: a conversation with alexandra munroe — anton vidokle and koichiro osaka
- princess bari — hwang rushi
- unreformed images — hallie ayres
- séance: technology of disalienation — elena vogman
- cinema and séance — lukas brasiskis
- what is the opposite of an epiphany? notes at a dawning — johanna hedva
- death, art, and spirituality — anton vidokle
- e-flux journal #155 — "Theory & Art" (June 2025)
- everyone’s (a) toilet — zairong xiang
- artspeak after social media — ben davis
- how to be responsible irresponsibly: on art beyond immediacy — isadora neves marques
- postcolonial/decolonial/anticolonial theories in translation — francisco godoy vega
- totality and feminist life: reading silvia federici on lukács’s aesthetics — stevphen shukaitis
- infrastructural critique: between reproduction and abolition — marina vishmidt
- are you now foxes? — liam gillick
- w/hither theory: notes on the status of “theory” in the arts — jaleh mansoor
- no aesthetic autonomy without labor autonomy — eunsong kim
- art and abolition: a proposal — dominique routhier
- global conceptualism revisited — luis camnitzer
- cosmic glow, dissenting tongues: a practice with paradoxes and silences — raqs media collective
- e-flux journal #154 (May 2025)
- ibuka!: a musical in three acts based on the book erasmus is late — liam gillick
- the composer keeps the score: writing music, sharing power, hearing possibility — sarah hennies
- the melancholy of the jellyfish form: a conversation with anton lukoszevieze on autumn ‘60 by cornelius cardew — daniel muzyczuk
- commentaries on photographs — witold wirpsza
- agit punk form — sezgin boynik
- pauline oliveros: music out of the corner of one’s eye — david grubbs
- accessibility and instrumentality: a conversation — marianna ritchey and greg stuart
- labor and anarchy in john cage’s first and last compositions — sandra skurvida
- failing toward utopia: the musical score as a site for dreams — nate wooley
- have a good day!: an opera for ten singing cashiers, supermarket sounds, and piano — vaiva grainytė
- e-flux journal #153 (April 2025)
- echo — location: on properties, bass, bounty, sunshine state, and exodus — stanley wolukau-wanambwa
- the test of communism — jasper bernes
- the martian — anton vidokle
- an introduction to machine and sovereignty: for a planetary thinking — yuk hui
- wound, whittle, and peach — mary walling blackburn
- from the organizational point of view: bogdanov and the augustinian left, part 2 — rodrigo nunes
- the mother is dead, long live (m)othercare: care as alterity, an introduction — iliana fokianaki
- e-flux journal #152 (March 2025)
- from the organizational point of view: bogdanov and the augustinian left, part 1 — rodrigo nunes
- on paralysis, part 4 — evan calder williams
- disinheriting the violence of colonial modernity: art, exhibition-making, and infra/intra-structural critique — kj abudu
- the ideal world — ou ning
- there is no death: a sketch towards entrancement — thotti
- forms of strife — sven lütticken
- cudgel, out of the bag — marion von osten
- e-flux journal #151 (February 2025)
- globalism à la française: a conversation on okwui enwezor’s “intense proximity” triennale — émilie renard, claire staebler, and mathilde walker-billaud
- the economic possibilities of lucid dreaming — charles tonderai mudede
- housewives, prostitutes, and workers — leopoldina fortunati
- the commune form: a conversation — kristin ross and andreas petrossiants
- taking ai into the tunnels — mikael brunila
- improbable potentialities — sven lütticken
- on the recurrence of neoreactionaries — yuk hui
- e-flux journal #150 — "Experimental Publics" (December 2024)
- living in the valley of underdetermination — aslak aamot helm
- play to heal: on resourcing sustainable activism in the arts — yin aiwen with yiren zhao
- imperial politics and dominant ideologies: the origin, development, and future of nationalist movements — dingxin zhao
- ludic war machines — max grünberg
- the state of chinese science — jacob dreyer
- the art of diplomacy: alexandre kojève’s guide for the perplexed — danilo scholz
- art in a multipolar world: problem analysis and horizons — mi you
- e-flux journal #149 (November 2024)
- the snag in the voice — sophie rose
- disperse the nation: don mee choi’s poetry trilogy — alan gilbert
- without claims to purity: the great atomic bombreflector and its designers — anna gorskaya
- unsettled ghosts in ex-africa: okwui enwezor’s second international biennial of contemporary art seville — jason waite
- the sun of the colored peoples: edival ramosa in the diaspora — andré pitol
- society of the psyop, part 3: cognition and chaos — trevor paglen
- genealogies of autonomy — sven lütticken and marina vishmidt in conversation
- e-flux journal #148 (October 2024)
- planetarization and heimatlosigkeit, part 2 — yuk hui
- gut brain: destructive desires and other destinies of excess — irmgard emmelhainz
- reason, cliché, object: a few notes on african art exhibitions — serubiri moses
- the post-socialist condition: nostalgia and anti-communism in vietnamese art — minh nguyen
- the lord of the rings — boris groys
- society of the psyop, part 2: ai, mind control, and magic — trevor paglen
- composition — kristin ross
- e-flux journal #147 (September 2024)
- stemming the tide of stem — luis camnitzer
- unworldliness: a pathology of humankind (on günther anders’s negative anthropology) — hunter bolin
- on paralysis, part 3 — evan calder williams
- empire’s island, or, who is the island? — jonas staal
- agrarian economies and indigenous textiles: the feminization of land struggles — maría iñigo clavo
- planetarization and heimatlosigkeit, part 1 — yuk hui
- society of the psyop, part 1: ufos and the future of media — trevor paglen
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- e-flux journal #146 — "A Hacker Manifesto at Twenty" (June 2024)
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- after doomscroll: a conversation with chelsea manning — janus rose
- the hacking of culture and the creation of socio-technical debt — kim córdova and bruce schneier
- accelerate toward an unknown future — hugh davies
- shelter within an imagined past — hugh davies
- hacker theory — hugh davies
- towards a transsexual understanding of nature — luce delire
- vectors mutate — valérian guillier
- the hacker class is dead, long live the hackers! — francisco nunes
- a hacked manifesto — chelsea thompto
- pussy capital — liara roux
- life in fifteen gigabytes — bami oke
- daylighting cryptocurrency’s waterstreams — isabel ling
- the unauthorized repair of the world — yifan wang and changwen chen
- e-flux journal #145 (May 2024)
- why is maho our symbol? — dasgoharan
- inflection points of a pluralist feminist revolution — parva
- jina, the moment of no return — aram
- a power from within — nuzhan didartalab
- a struggle for everyone — shouka alizadeh and goli baharan
- cleansing personal archives and the birth of the black hole of collective memory — elaheh
- heads without headscarves — negar hatami
- when silence is broken and voices ring out — arnavaz
- to summon life in a cemetery — nahal nikan
- e-flux journal #144 (April 2024)
- synthetic exercises — andrius arutiunian
- pages full of words — ben vida
- singing the zahir away: lucier meets borges — alessandro bosetti
- on being porous — kimberly alidio
- ten lessons in clairaudience — daniel muzyczuk
- a voice in my brain rolled up on skeins in cells — alice notley in conversation with daniel muzyczuk
- throat on brain: magic and the art of memory in robert ashley’s operas — michał libera
- yes, but is it edible? — robert ashley
- editorial — daniel muzyczuk
- e-flux journal #143 (March 2024)
- let's call it art! — luis camnitzer
- the greatest distance between two points is a straight line — claudio medeiros and victor galdino
- counterinsurgent: cop city, abolition ecology, and the aesthetics of counterreform — t. j. demos
- the oikos of the earth, the nomos of the black hole — antonia majaca
- will ai remember the days of slavery? — charles tonderai mudede
- on paralysis, part 2 — evan calder williams
- twenty-one sunsets — oraib toukan
- e-flux journal #142 (February 2024)
- a soviet engineer of eternal life — arseny zhilyaev
- river swimming in a salmon — zairong xiang
- a brief history of the cosmos in cinema — lukas brasiskis
- exo-ecologies: notes on intra-planetary and inter-planetary becomings — jonas staal
- orphan of shanghai — zhen zhang
- chaosmos cinema — elena vogman
- the cosmos flickers for you — xin wang
- through shadows, darkly — hallie ayres
- anna andreeva: a “cosmic-minded comrade” in the red rose collective — christina kiaer and ekaterina kulinicheva
- introduction to cosmos cinema — anton vidokle
- e-flux journal #141 (December 2023)
- proposal for documenta 16 — manuel j. borja-villel and vasıf kortun
- precarious solidarities: artists for democracy in historical perspective, part 2 — david morris
- the automation of general intelligence — matteo pasquinelli
- le nemesiache: erupting feminist cosmologies — sonia d’alto
- to follow the grain — dorota jagoda michalska
- sightings — xinyue liu
- gesture as a visual language — amol k patil
- cite, sight, site: notes on citation as a gesture of reproducibility — nkule mabaso and serubiri moses
- on paralysis, part 1 — evan calder williams
- a positive concept of barbarism: benjamin and the consequences — sami khatib
- e-flux journal #140 (November 2023)
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- critical (auto) theory — mckenzie wark
- precarious solidarities: artists for democracy in historical perspective, part 1 — david morris
- filthy interpretations: how “queer theory” colonizes our poor, aspirational, south american, third world context … — hija de perra
- hija de perra: writings from a poor, aspirational, sudaca, third world perspective — julia eilers smith
- from tragic mulatto to cinematic blackout — katherine c. m. adams
- the critique of form (excerpted from anteaesthetics) — rizvana bradley
- afro asia and the ethics of friendship — joan kee in conversation with serubiri moses
- who pierced the eyes of assum preto? — thotti
- e-flux journal #139 (October 2023)
- never born — shane greene
- capitalism and schismogenesis, part 2 — sven lütticken
- racial fascism — alberto toscano
- anarcho-ecstasy: options for an afri-queer becoming
- hospicing modernity: a conversation
- politics at sunset: theses on benjamin — mario tronti
- no order makes any sense: a conversation on ilya kabakov — boris groys and anton khitrov
- geriatric power — luis camnitzer
- e-flux journal #138 (September 2023)
- cracks in theories of emancipation under conditions of war — keti chukhrov
- capitalism and schismogenesis, part 1 — sven lütticken
- observing kilimanoor — ratheesh t
- audre lorde’s bloody rush-hour revolution — serubiri moses
- on food as an analytic of the system — samer frangie
- there’s no beginning and there is no end: mariah carey and the refusal of time — amelia groom
- who haunts? — charles tonderai mudede
- e-flux journal #137 (June 2023)
- ashes to ashes: on combustion and tyranny — fábio zuker
- extracting sovereignty: land reclamation in southeast asia and the emergence of the global sand crisis — william jamieson
- non-western avant-gardes: a misappropriation
- between two latin americanisms: the social theory of art (1975–86)
- i wish there was a better way to articulate this to you, but life for a black man is uneasy. — sadistic chola manifesto
- reluctantly queer — akosua adoma owusu and kwame edwin otu
- curating immortality — boris groys
- a spirit parsed from meat — mary walling blackburn
- the completion — franco “bifo” berardi
- chatgpt, or the eschatology of machines — yuk hui
- e-flux journal #136 — "In Conversation" (May 2023)
- listening and writing to images — tina m. campt and jace clayton in conversation
- when we read literature / we read the budget / of the mexican army // when we perceive artworks / we perceive the budget / of the mexican army — the evasive potentials of contemporary art
- from commonplace — hugo garcía manríquez
- from islands of commons to collective autonomy — mary n. taylor and janet sarbanes in conversation
- on end credits — steve mcqueen and doreen mende in conversation
- future imperfect — elizabeth willis
- leaving the earth — boris groys and alice wang in conversation
- we were glowing dark inanimates — renee gladman
- the call of the unknown in art and cosmotechnics — yuk hui and barry schwabsky in conversation
- interview with a cat — marcel broodthaers
- e-flux journal #135 (April 2023)
- we too were modern, part iii: of earth and world
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- the being of relation — erin manning
- before and after? temporalities of disaster — rebecca jarman
- revolution+1: an interview with masao adachi — go hirasawa and ethan spigland
- simone white — my mother’s syncopic incapacity / to convey the fullness of a threat
- the steps up to heaven were sweating with ideas — beatings
- radiation underground and in the sky — benjamin krusling
- we knew there were people with us / dreaming inside the stones / who left our mouths as horses stroked with the light — caste-pital
- we knew — aracelis girmay
- on tribunalism: should artists use the court form? — daniel loick
- soviet hauntology — xin wang
- e-flux journal #134 (March 2023)
- the death drive at the end of the world — ben ware
- italian operaismo — gigi roggero
- para-zomia: cultivating interdependence in koenji — jason waite
- the feeling / of / sinking // the ridiculous and / messy; the slow drip into / the other // (read either) / preening sighing, / emotional wallops / and manly grins / as if / somehow / through it all / funk flex was transference — we too were modern, part ii: the tropical ghost is a cannibal
- fear and poeming in upstate new york — mohammed zenia
- two poems from village — latasha n. nevada diggs
- lola the interpreter: book one — lyn hejinian
- alexandre kojève: production of the spirit — boris groys
- speeds and vectors of energy terrorism — svitlana matviyenko
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- e-flux journal #133 (February 2023)
- operational images: between light and data — jussi parikka
- eat the camera, feed the screen — beny wagner
- luck, statecraft, and withdrawal: video criticism in southeast asia — serubiri moses
- in 1974, i was in compulsory military service, living in an italian army barracks. but military life was not my cup of tea and i was looking for a way out. a friend suggested i read a french philosopher. and so, i began to read félix guattari. — we too were modern, part i: of brazilian autophagic flowers and navigators
- hyper-semiotization and de-sexualization of desire: on félix guattari — franco “bifo” berardi
- the noah complex — jörg heiser
- exactly that body: images against oppression — kateryna iakovlenko
- e-flux journal #132 — "Black Rave" (December 2022)
- contents under pressure: a (queer) techno manifesto — madison moore
- mix: aural battle armor — femanyst
- mix: black techno | queer rave — jesús hilario-reyes aka morenxxx
- don’t techno for an answer — tavia nyong’o
- hood rave la: framing the black femme underground — kumi james aka bae bae
- dissonance: a suite on trans femme noise — eva pensis
- a universal history of the afterparty — leo felipe
- a whale unbothered: theorizing the ecosystem of the ballroom scene — julian kevon glover
- i didn’t have any choice but to become an artist — jasmine infiniti
- do you remember when we just lived? — dion mckenzie aka tygapaw
- don’t take it away: blackfem voices in electronic dance music — alexander ghedi weheliye
- dark banjee aesthetic: hearing a queer-of-color archive within club music — blair black
- e-flux journal #131 (November 2022)
- muted tongues: a timeline of suppressed languages — compiled by olga olina, hallie ayres, and anton vidokle
- entangled exiles — pelin tan
- emotional patterns in art in post-1949 china, part ii: internality and transcendence — su wei
- fascist sunbathing and the decolonization of architectural memory — nicola perugini and tommaso fiscaletti
- a cursed franchise: reliving colonial nightmares through endless sci-fi remakes — leon dische becker and cosmo bjorkenheim
- homage to bruno latour — martin guinard
- whether this documenta should be defended is not the question. the question is how it can be defended in a way that also allows for a constructive critique of the exhibition. — the catastrophe revealed: on radiation and revolution
- what politics? what aesthetics?: reflections on documenta fifteen — mi you
- e-flux journal #130 — "Viral Theory" (October 2022)
- viruses are more like cone snails than hijackers
- barebacking in restaurants and other fantasies of the virosphere — tim dean
- viral junk — rachel vaughn
- the viral real — celia lowe
- death to death / life by cuts — mel y. chen
- there are a lot of unknowns in human interactions with viruses, especially when we are facing a newly emerging virus. but the idea of viruses as “things” provides an overall strategy that promises to leave us mainly with known unknowns. — contingent contagion
- viral things: twelve keywords — stephan guttinger
- kinship is anarchy — caitlin berrigan
- e-flux journal #129 (September 2022)
- la siembra – the sowing — carolina caycedo
- where will our food come from? — genaro amaro altamirano
- the rise of neo-nashism serves as a peculiar, stinky example of a much broader, even global form of flesh-indulging fascism that circles around the historical avant-garde’s rotting corpse. — emotional patterns in art in post-1949 china, part i: community of feeling
- the resurrection of nashism: report on the emergent forms of spectacular fascism in scandinavia — organ of the autonomous sciences
- bell’s theorem (reductio ad infinitum): contemporary art—it’s a white thing! — richard bell
- the wasted earth: excess, superabundance, and sludge — elizabeth a. povinelli
- portrait of a poet as a young man: jonas mekas in war and exile — saulius sužiedėlis
- e-flux journal #127 (May 2022)
- a lumpen line through the fred sandback museum — mary walling blackburn
- queer temporalities and protest infrastructures in belarus, 2020–22: a brief museum guide — aleksei borisionok
- film and the toxic politics of waste: a roundtable — hanna baumann, adriana massidda, basyma saad, elizabeth saleh, and sophia stamatopoulou-robbins
- elements of gnosticism in dialectical materialism (soviet marxism) — boris groys
- the agency of (planetary) feeling — josephine berry
- alien life as an observer — gregor mobius
- the new black politics of the cosmic — charles tonderai mudede
- no milk, no love — asia bazdyrieva
- e-flux journal #126 (April 2022)
- plastic media — heather davis
- the petrified, part 2 — tyler coburn
- personal entropy — gregor mobius
- pasolini and the queer revolution in beirut — raed rafei
- the west at war: on the self-enclosure of the liberal mind — boris buden
- putin: restoration of destruction — boris groys in conversation with liza lazerson
- nuclear cyberwar: from energy colonialism to energy terrorism — svitlana matviyenko
- e-flux journal #125 (March 2022)
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- laura henriksen
- david buuck, three books and a poem
- anselm berrigan
- the petrified, part 1
- we are not as gods: terrestrial horizons — liaisons
- what we talk about when we talk about crisis: a conversation, part 2
- out of the clear — erin manning
- sans parole: reflections on camera lucida, part 2 — stanley wolukau-wanambwa
- given that the war is inexplicable in strategic terms, to understand the war we don’t need to think geopolitically, but rather psycho-pathologically. perhaps we need a geopolitics of psychotic outbursts. — a conversation on art and cosmotechnics, part 2
- war and (senile) dementia — franco “bifo” berardi
- the case against the russian federation — oleksiy radynski
- e-flux journal #124 (February 2022)
- resign — franco “bifo” berardi
- flourishing — isabelle fremeaux and jay jordan
- marx, the alchemist — order of sophianic marxists
- wisdom as the feminine world principle: vladimir soloviev’s sophiology — boris groys
- remember the details — skye arundhati thomas
- sans parole: reflections on camera lucida, part 1 — stanley wolukau-wanambwa
- a conversation on art and cosmotechnics, part 1 — yuk hui and brian kuan wood
- e-flux journal #123 — "Dialogues on Recursive Colonialisms, Speculative Computation, and the Techno-social" (December 2021)
- secrets and machines: a conversation with gpt-3 — ethan plaue, william morgan, and gpt-3
- technologies of control and infrastructures of redistribution — martina tazzioli and oana pârvan
- mass debilitation and algorithmic governance — jasbir puar and ezekiel dixon-román
- colonial infrastructures and techno-social networks — ravi sundaram and tiziana terranova
- technology, postcoloniality, and the mediterranean — iain chambers and tiziana terranova
- golemology, machines of flight, and sf capital — steve goodman and luciana parisi
- haunting, blackness, and algorithmic thought — ezekiel dixon-román and ramon amaro
- black feminist tools, critique, and techno-poethics — denise ferreira da silva and luciana parisi
- e-flux journal #122 (November 2021)
- we’ll miss sylvère because he was a friend. but we'll also miss him because now, more than ever, we need spiritual adventurers and cultural explorers like him. — e
- obituary for sylvère lotringer — franco “bifo” berardi and christian marazzi
- authoritarianism and the cybernetic episteme, or the progressive disappearance of everything on earth — irmgard emmelhainz
- begin this year split between behavioral / finance and biblical story / hint — neither hopeful nor pathological: a theory of south african art
- two poems — erica kaufman
- peter bd — get it together white people.
- there is no victory / over death, guys. / the death guys free / themselves making / themselves uncategorizable / again & again. — dbwp
- like / the / war / to / nourish / you? // have / to / feed / it / something / too! — i want something other than time
- from tournesol — lynn xu
- cultural wars and the politics of diplomacy — hanan toukan
- images are masks — sohrab hura
- inappropriate gestures: vogue in three acts of appropriation — sabel gavaldon
- trap metaphysics — mckenzie wark
- e-flux journal #121 (October 2021)
- shaky distinctions: a dialogue on the digital and the analog — alexander r. galloway and bernard dionysius geoghegan
- under etna’s shadow: pier paolo pasolini and the volcano — andreas petrossiants
- participation — deborah bird rose
- hood + chow: uncle sam (his eagle clit) and the status blossom — mary walling blackburn
- resonances: a conversation on formless formation — stefano harney, fred moten, sandra ruiz, and hypatia vourloumis
- divergent survivances — elizabeth a. povinelli
- twenty-one art worlds: a game map — hito steyerl, department of decentralization, and gpt-3
- e-flux journal #120 (September 2021)
- twenty years after genoa — franco “bifo” berardi
- postcommunist aesthetics: a conversation with anamika haksar — arvind rajagopal
- vive la révolution des j’menfichistes!! — roy samaha
- taking the fi
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- e-flux journal #119 (June 2021)
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- trees, more-than-human collectives — bojana piškur
- cancelling art: from populists to progressives — jela krečič
- future heritage? — azra akšamija
- the collective body of the pandemic: from whole to (not) all — ana vujanović
- triple braid, or, what gives us reason to hope? — nikolett erőss
- polish autumn: body politics and a new subject — agata adamiecka-sitek
- the autoimmune condition: a report on history — ivana bago
- with the industrial revolution, curing and caring for oneself took an individualist turn: it became a private affair for the privileged. self-care was turned into a sign of cultural sophistication for the western imperialist class. — rathole: beyond the rituals of handwashing
- a bureau for self-care: interdependence versus individualism — iliana fokianaki
- the collective alice, or, on fear, death, multitudes, and pain — iskra geshoska
- bones, muscles, and connective tissue: tales of collectivity — ana dević
- e-flux journal #118 (May 2021)
- the artist as hostage: luis manuel otero alcántara — coco fusco
- antonio caro, 1950–2021 — luis camnitzer
- minor listening, major influence: revisiting songs of the humpback whale — alaina claire feldman
- excerpt from atang: an altar for listening to the beginning of the world — patrick rosal
- surpassing disaster: haunted by an imaginary smyrna — pelin tan
- “there is no unhappy love”: the communism of destitution — marcello tarì and matt peterson
- living lumbung: the shared spaces of art and life — ruangrupa and nikos papastergiadis in conversation
- collectivizations — jonas staal
- astrology, mortality, and indifference to life — shuddhabrata sengupta
- e-flux journal #117 — "trans | fem | aesthetics" (April 2021)
- full queerocracy now!: pink totaliterianism and the industrialization of libidinal agriculture — comrade josephine (embodied by luce delire)
- digging and sinking and drifting: allison parrish’s machine poetics — emily alison zhou
- the cis gaze and its others (for shola)
- painted camera, “her” — eva hayward
- like a real veil, like a bad analogy: dissociative style and trans aesthetics — maxi wallenhorst
- post-genitalist fantasies / temporalities of latin american trans art — kira xonorika
- to build a better workspace for us — tamarra interviewed by riksa afiaty
- something in me gave way that night. as quickly as i had thrown myself into this holiday, this escape from my work week, i had found myself detached, suddenly, just as fast. — noise is the nigga of sound
- the tourist — bishakh som
- our own words: fem & trans, past & future — rosza daniel lang/levitsky
- the miseducation of a french feminist — jules gill-peterson
- seeing as the other — isabel sandoval
- e-flux journal #116 (March 2021)
- discourses of distrust: conspiracy theories and the critique of ideology — boris groys
- situating the curatorial — maria lind
- a cultural genealogy of the glass house: reading eisenstein with benjamin — soo hwan kim
- counterfactuals — tyler coburn
- monster as medium: experiments in perception in early modern science and film — sasha litvintseva and beny wagner
- a word / is unlivable / just go out / and scream / the crisis / in each / sound / be gay — freedom and potency
- three poems — nora treatbaby
- excerpts from a decolonized memoir — erica hunt
- three poems — tongo eisen-martin
- refusing completion: a conversation — fred moten, stefano harney, and stevphen shukaitis
- e-flux journal #115 (February 2021)
- detours — imogen stidworthy
- on constitutive dissociations as a means of world-unmaking: henry flynt and generative aesthetics redefined — j.-p. caron
- elements of immanentism in russia: double belief, cosmism, and marx — nikolay smirnov
- you can’t trust music — xenia benivolski
- virality: against a standard unit of life — sonali gupta and h. bolin
- divergent states of emergence: remarks on potential possibilities, against all odds — sven lütticken
- we stopped taking photos — ariel goldberg and yazan khalili
- that singing crowd — jace clayton
- cloudy swords — fahim amir
- e-flux journal #114 — "You and I Don’t Live on the Same Planet" (December 2020)
- shoreline movements — erika balsom
- after escape: the new climate power politics — adam tooze
- the shaping of post-carbon politics is not a peaceful landing in the world of shared interests, but rather a theater of rivalries organized around new infrastructures, new assemblages between political power and the mobilization of the earth. — the hot war
- for an ecological realpolitik — pierre charbonnier
- meditation on the second creation — achille mbembe
- for a planetary thinking — yuk hui
- the idea that diplomats today could help us articulate what divides us should not be abandoned. but it needs to be resituated in a new environment. — geopolitics of the diaspora
- we are divided — isabelle stengers
- we are the ambassadors of the blurred mirages of lands that never fully materialized (about the school of mutants) — lou mo, olivia anani, stéphane verlet-bottéro, and hamedine kane
- politics of orbits: will we meet halfway? — chun-mei chuang
- the past is yet to come — eduardo viveiros de castro and déborah danowski
- cosmic terrains (of the sun king, son of heaven, and sovereign of the seas) — john tresch
- coping with planetary wars — martin guinard, bruno latour, and eva lin
- world-making, “mass” poverty, and the problem of scale — dipesh chakrabarty
- e-flux journal #113 (November 2020)
- it’s after the end of the world: a zombie heaven? — simon sheikh
- enjoy your security: on kafka’s “the burrow” — aaron schuster
- the bureau of care: introductory notes on the care-less and care-full — iliana fokianaki
- the language in common — steve lyons and jason jones for not an alternative
- where nature ends and settlements begin — jumana manna
- impossible objects: a conversation — trevor paglen and alessandra franetovich
- test of our vision: a conversation — hou hanru and ou ning
- another art world, part 3: policing and symbolic order — nika dubrovsky and david graeber
- e-flux journal #111 (September 2020)
- trotsky, or metamorphoses of engagement — boris groys
- marking places, cross-hatching worlds: the yirrkala panels — terry smith
- nothing but the end to come? extinction fragments — ben ware
- proxies, with a life of their own — iman issa
- a useful landscape — serubiri moses
- with-women: grieving in capitalist time — sophie lewis
- the american abyss — franco “bifo” berardi
- what we talk about when we talk about crisis: a conversation, part 1 — yazan khalili, lara khaldi, and marwa arsanios
- for david, with love — nicholas mirzoeff
- e-flux journal #110 (June 2020)
- in memory of bernard — yuk hui
- constellation asja — andris brinkmanis
- performing preformations: elements for a historical formalism — sven lütticken
- inside and out: the edges to critique — andreas petrossiants
- evil, surplus, power: the three media of art — keti chukhrov
- revolution or ruin — jodi dean and kai heron
- our worlds are at war — maurício meirelles and ailton krenak
- god-building as a work of art: cosmist aesthetics — irmgard emmelhainz and anton vidokle
- interdependence, or, secrecy as the last universal right — zdenka badovinac
- food riot? food riot! — martha rosler and josh neufeld
- technocratic magic in the contagion economy — ho rui an
- the order of time — renee gladman
- white knee, black neck — charles tonderai mudede
- e-flux journal #109 — "Navigation Beyond Vision, Issue Two" (May 2020)
- like a map over troubled water: (un)mapping the mediterranean sea’s terraqueous necropolitics — laura lo presti
- insurgency of life — brian kuan wood
- the code of touch: navigating beyond control, or, towards scalability and sociability — doreen mende
- leading their altered trajectories within the drexciyan queerdom — towards black individuation and a calculus of variations
- a space moving away, submerged by marooning streams of music — porous bodies, telling stories,
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- sonic s.cape — maïté chénière
- mining the deep sea — mariana silva
- recursion, interrupted — kodwo eshun
- e-flux journal #108 (April 2020)
- futuro, presente, passato: remembering germano celant (1940–2020) — shumon basar and hans ulrich obrist
- killing swarm, part 3 — franco “bifo” berardi and massimiliano geraci
- alienated accumulations: does time-based media belong in the museum? — daniel muzyczuk
- traces, signs, and symptoms of the untranslatable — maría iñigo clavo
- climate propagandas — jonas staal
- what is wrong with my nose: from gogol and freud to goldin+senneby (via haraway) — maria lind
- an informal and incomplete journey — xiaoyu weng
- anti-philosophy and the politics of recognition — boris groys
- one hundred years of crisis — yuk hui
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- e-flux journal #107 (March 2020)
- reality cabaret: on juliana huxtable — mckenzie wark
- escuela nacional de bellas artes — luis camnitzer
- recolonize this place — mostafa heddaya and rijin sahakian
- is data the new gas? — oleksiy radynski
- violent dreaming — serubiri moses
- a saintly curse: on gender, sainthood, and polycystic ovary syndrome — sam richardson
- narcissistic authoritarian statism, part 2: slow/fast violence — iliana fokianaki
- shaman, schismatic, necromancer: religious libertarians in russia — nikolay smirnov
- e-flux journal #106 (February 2020)
- at those terrifying frontiers where the existence and disappearance of people fade into each other — basel abbas and ruanne abou-rahme
- from the gnome’s genome to trash dna: technologies of ancestor phantasy for a final generation — mary walling blackburn
- imagine a country that hated art — liam gillick
- can we share a world beyond representation? — irmgard emmelhainz
- desire, pleasure, senility, and evolution — franco “bifo” berardi
- medium design — keller easterling
- which angel of death appears in afrofuturist visions of hi-tech black societies? — charles tonderai mudede
- never settle: conscripted — new red order
- the museum as a cradle of revolution — boris groys
- art and sovereignty — anton vidokle
- e-flux journal #105 — "Loophole of Retreat" (December 2019)
- i let it — e
- to sit with the words held in the pews — the sun burned a hole right through me
- all the oak pews faced the atlantic — to carry us outbound — silt coffers
- every pew held our bodies — when we got to the waters
- asiya wadud — all prayers supplanted
- madeleine hunt-ehrlich is a new york city–based filmmaker and artist. — the order was in the hour of worship
- still images from spit on the broom — madeleine hunt-ehrlich
- reflections on black sisterhood and the united order of tents — annette lane harrison richter
- clay in our hands — interstice
- round and round — our bodies shape the air like
- we will have no feet — we will fly
- of wishing and superheroes — okwui okpokwasili
- how — denise ferreira da silva
- politics of marooning and radical disobedience — françoise vergès
- still images from illusions vol. ii, oedipus — grada kilomba
- selvage/obsidian: a response — vanessa agard-jones
- beauty is a method — christina sharpe
- suspended munition: mereology, morphology, and the mammary biopolitics of transmission in simone leigh’s trophallaxis — zakiyyah iman jackson
- maps — dionne brand
- a gathering of aporetic form — rizvana bradley
- the music of the spheres — sharifa rhodes-pitts
- bound together by this matter — simone white
- images from “loophole of retreat” — simone leigh
- extended notes on the riot — saidiya hartman
- e-flux journal #104 (November 2019)
- killing swarm, part 2 — massimiliano geraci and franco “bifo” berardi
- sleep walks the street, part 2 — metahaven
- imagine going on strike: museum workers and historians — ariella aïsha azoulay
- another art world, part 2: utopia of freedom as a market value — nika dubrovsky and david graeber
- climate control: from emergency to emergence — t. j. demos
- the wall stays in the picture: destination murals in los angeles — dena yago
- sergei tretyakov revisited: the cases of walter benjamin and hito steyerl — soo hwan kim
- the cold war between the medium and the message: western modernism vs. socialist realism — boris groys
- e-flux journal #103 (October 2019)
- a southerly gale: francisco toledo, 1940–2019 — cuauhtémoc medina
- the great escape: adrian piper’s memoir on why she went into exile — jörg heiser
- portrait of the artist as a dramatist: a conversation with peter friedl — claire tancons
- communist ninotchka — aaron schuster
- narcissistic authoritarian statism, part 1: the eso and exo axis of contemporary forms of power — iliana fokianaki
- ask before you bite — elvia wilk
- toward a terrestrial — sven lütticken
- sleep walks the street, part 1 — metahaven
- e-flux journal #102 (September 2019)
- cybernetics for the twenty-first century: an interview with philosopher yuk hui — geert lovink
- the visitor as a commercial partner: notes on the 58th venice biennale — claire fontaine
- another art world, part 1: art communism and artificial scarcity — nika dubrovsky and david graeber
- the little white dog and the postwar promise — samer frangie
- femme as in fuck you — mckenzie wark
- the mediated plant — teresa castro
- comrades in deep future — jonas staal
- killing swarm, part 1 — franco “bifo” berardi and massimiliano geraci
- e-flux journal #101 — "Navigation Beyond Vision" (June 2019)
- failing to distinguish between a tractor trailer and the bright white sky — james bridle
- ships in doubt and the totality of possible events — tom holert
- toward a more navigable field — oraib toukan
- meta-geography and the navigation of space — nikolay smirnov
- three thousand years of algorithmic rituals: the emergence of ai from the computation of space — matteo pasquinelli
- orientation in a big world: on the necessity of horizonless perspectives — patricia reed
- ocean sensing and navigating the end of this world — jennifer gabrys
- e-flux journal #100 (May 2019)
- game over — franco “bifo” berardi
- what lenin teaches us about witchcraft — oxana timofeeva
- railways are the future: abte against neoliberalism — daniel r. quiles
- capitalocene, waste, race, and gender — françoise vergès
- the imperial ghost in the neoliberal machine (figuring the cia) — koichiro osaka
- where is the genie? — luis camnitzer
- we lived and thought like pigs: gilles châtelet’s devastating prescience — liam gillick
- e-flux journal #99 (April 2019)
- decolonial love — irmgard emmelhainz
- echoes from the hole: doubling darkness is most dark — noel w anderson
- full surrogacy now — sophie lewis
- i’ll put it differently this time: the sovereignty of survivors. — the future body at work
- parallel futures: one or many dystopias? — pedro neves marques
- cosmic thoughts: the paradigm of space in moscow conceptualism — alessandra franetovich
- “in the black color of the night”: theology and philosophy in exile — christian nyampeta
- e-flux journal #98 (March 2019)
- remembering okwui enwezor — hito steyerl, coco fusco, and supercommunity
- net: an open proposition — klara kemp-welch
- from self-design to algorithmic-design — ahmet öğüt
- ergonomic futures — tyler coburn
- intrusions: or, the golden age is not in us — tony wood
- the agency of fire: burning aesthetics — t. j. demos
- art after cantemir — alina popa
- (sensitive) consciousness and time: against the transhumanist utopia — franco “bifo” berardi
- e-flux journal #97 (February 2019)
- xyzt — kristen alvanson
- freedom of speech, freedom of noise — yazan khalili
- white utopia/black inferno: life on a geologic spike — kathryn yusoff
- non-aligned extinctions: slavery, neo-orientalism, and queerness — ana hoffner ex-prvulovic
- left-wing eurasianism and postcolonial theory — nikolay smirnov
- 1990s beirut: al-mulhaq, memory, and the defeat — khaled saghieh
- apocalypse without kingdom — günther anders
- e-flux journal #96 (January 2019)
- shattering and healing — irmgard emmelhainz
- nobody owns me — joan kee
- information fantasies — xiao liu
- shattered matter, transformed forms: notes on nuclear aesthetics, part 2 — sven lütticken
- epistemic violence and the careful photograph — tom holert
- cruel images — oraib toukan
- what begins after the end of the enlightenment? — yuk hui
- e-flux journal #95 — "WONDERFLUX: the next decade" (November 2018)
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- the end of prophecy — words by franco “bifo” berardi / illustrations by andrew alexander
- words by hu fang / illustrations by mojo wang — “you meet the faceless man in a very ordinary setting...”
- all eyes on: something familiarly strange and strangely familiar that can “dance the pony, hover like your mother, or slide along like a cold-blooded killer...” — faceless man
- if you are lucky — words by keller easterling / illustrations by meijia xu
- reza negarestani / keith tilford — a cosmic collaboration...
- an artist, a curator, and a critic step into an ambiguous place with unexpected consequences... — chronosis: exordium
- what’s a mirror for? — liam gillick /
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- e-flux journal #94 (October 2018)
- curating in the post-internet age — boris groys
- incomplete messengers: notes on heavy equipment — ariel goldberg
- to save a world: geoengineering, conflictual futurisms, and the unthinkable — t. j. demos
- shattered matter, transformed forms: notes on nuclear aesthetics, part 1 — sven lütticken
- untaming restraint and the deferred apology — natasha ginwala
- propaganda (art) struggle — jonas staal
- sticky notes, part b (4–17) — dr. beatriz balanta and mary walling blackburn
- e-flux journal #93 — "Feminisms” Issue Two" (September 2018)
- soon — maria lind
- wild gone girls — mckenzie wark
- the undutiful daughter’s concept of archival metabolism — doreen mende
- transforming whiteness in art institutions — nataša petrešin-bachelez
- who’s afraid of ideology? ecofeminist practices between internationalism and globalism — marwa arsanios
- world wide gold — natalya serkova
- the company one keeps: laptops, lap dances, lapdogs — filipa ramos
- in the raw — denise ferreira da silva
- new action — nisi shawl
- e-flux journal #92 — "Feminisms” Issue One" (June 2018)
- or, on being the other woman — simone white
- feminism will not be televised — ewa majewska
- but still, like air, i’ll rise — chus martínez
- feminism, art, contradictions — angela dimitrakaki
- dragging (my) shadows on a circle: on anger, vulnerability, and intimacy — irmgard emmelhainz
- maso and miso in the land of men’s rights — élisabeth lebovici and giovanna zapperi
- e autobiography di un idioma — mirene arsanios
- the word made fresh: mystical encounter and the new weird divine — elvia wilk
- mother earth: public sphere, biosphere, colonial sphere — elizabeth a. povinelli
- sticky notes, 1-3 — mary walling blackburn
- untitled (environments) — renee gladman
- action, activism, and art and/as thought: a dialogue with the artworking of sonia khurana and sutapa biswas and the political theory of hannah arendt — griselda pollock
- one eye closed: an exercise in stereoscopy — pilar villela mascaró
- e-flux journal #91 (May 2018)
- andrei platonovich platonov — lev ozerov
- we are all aliens — eva díaz
- a first step towards a regional risk assessment — michael baers
- redistribution via appropriation: white(washing) marbles — iliana fokianaki
- articulations of (socialist) realism: lukács, platonov, shklovsky — robert bird
- emmanuil levin — georg lukács
- immortality — andrei platonov
- now is night — oxana timofeeva
- e-flux journal #90 — "Trade Markings" (April 2018)
- an infected sunset (excerpt) — demian dinéyazhi’
- horizons and frontiers, late liberal territoriality, and toxic habitats — elizabeth a. povinelli
- i, the artwork: a conversation with yazan khalili — david kim
- art of life, art of war: movement, un/common forms, and infrastructure — angela mitropoulos
- crisis and contingency at the dashboard — ho rui an
- dematerializations of the land/water object — rachel o’reilly
- asset as set: filmmaking in relation to a certain realness of site — wendelien van oldenborgh
- bodies that matter on the beach — aileen moreton-robinson
- bell’s theorem: aboriginal art—it’s a white thing! — richard bell
- e-flux journal #89 (March 2018)
- twenty-one paragraphs on badiou — alexander r. galloway
- soylent beige: the middle gray of taste — travis diehl
- art as the overcoming of death: from nikolai fedorov to the cosmists of the 1920s — anastasia gacheva
- learning from machines, seeing with a thousand eyes: on the relevance of russian cosmism — natalya serkova
- art populism and the alter-institutional turn — marco baravalle
- three tendencies of future art — ben davis
- content industrial complex — dena yago
- homeland security stylesheet: incest font — tam donner
- e-flux journal #88 (February 2018)
- how to keep communism aloft: labor, energy, and the model cosmos in soviet cinema — robert bird
- contingency and necessity in evald ilyenkov’s communist cosmology — alexei penzin
- russian cosmism: a foretaste of revolution — marina simakova
- for cosmism and communism, emancipation is a practice of ascent, or anagogia—a project of virtue. instead of resistance to evil, there is a fervent assertion of virtue. this does not mean that such assertions always go smoothly. — genealogy of humanity
- anagogia in cosmism and communism — keti chukhrov
- fedorov’s geographies of time — trevor paglen
- optimists of the future past perfect — arseny zhilyaev
- the stofflichkeit of the universe: alexander bogdanov and the soviet avant-garde — maria chehonadskih
- timeline of russian cosmism — anastasia gacheva, arseny zhilyaev, and anton vidokle
- e-flux journal #87 (December 2017)
- lounge act at thek lounge — wayne koestenbaum
- on the concept of beauty — theodor w. adorno
- the glory hole — karen sherman
- self-destruction as insurrection, or, how to lift the earth above all that has died? — irmgard emmelhainz
- productive withdrawals: art strikes, art worlds, and art as a practice of freedom — kuba szreder
- the common before power: an example — antonio negri
- notes on blacceleration — aria dean
- “this is a story about nerds and cops”: predpol and algorithmic policing — jackie wang
- the intense life: an ethical ideal — tristan garcia
- e-flux journal #86 — "Strange Universalism" (November 2017)
- base faith — fred moten and stefano harney
- the spheres of insurrection: suggestions for combating the pimping of life — suely rolnik
- parahistories of self-instituting sunlight — stephen squibb
- cosmotechnics as cosmopolitics — yuk hui
- towards a new universalism — boris groys
- “i don’t have time!” — hito steyerl, rojava film commune, and önder çakar
- four theses on the comrade — jodi dean
- the color of women: an interview with ypj commanders dilovan kobani, nirvana, ruken, and zerin — rojava film commune and hito steyerl
- only intelligent planning can save us — darko suvin and boris buden
- e-flux journal #85 (October 2017)
- my collectible ass — mckenzie wark
- experiments in eternity: erkki kurenniemi — lorenza pignatti
- for slow institutions — nataša petrešin-bachelez
- subscendence — timothy morton
- the russian avant-garde: a projection screen for modern utopian thinking? — noemi smolik
- inscribed vandalism: the black square at one hundred — aleksandra shatskikh
- driving the golden spike — brian holmes
- reprogramming decisionism — luciana parisi
- the fourth determination — jonathan beller
- e-flux journal #84 (September 2017)
- we have never been post-industrial — jacob stewart-halevy
- truth is in the tower — francesca hughes
- clear opinions are not expressed in the art world because they earn people enemies, and having enemies is a luxury these days: in a liberal world, nobody can afford them. — what we are fighting for
- chorus anonymous: voices from documenta 14 — claire fontaine
- ultra-black: towards a materialist theory of oil — oxana timofeeva
- a palace of unsaids — rob goyanes
- we, indigenous women — houria bouteldja
- trump’s america: playing the victim — boris groys
- armed response: translation as judicial hearing — emily apter
- e-flux journal #83 — "The New Brutality" (June 2017)
- the second coming — franco “bifo” berardi
- the suspicious archive, part ii: every word is a prejudice — james t. hong
- appraised described hunted — killed pampered trained
- cultured graded fondled — divided exhibited bred
- human animal song — marion von osten
- the reality-based community — erika balsom
- primal scream, or why do babies cry?: a theory of trump — aaron schuster
- lol history — shumon basar
- overcoming internet disillusionment: on the principles of meme design — geert lovink
- barbarous hordes, brutal elites: the traumatic structure of right-wing populism — steffen krüger
- the language of the new brutality — nina power
- e-flux journal #82 (May 2017)
- cosmic catwalk and the production of time — anton vidokle and hito steyerl
- art+art: the avant-garde in the streets — hamed yousefi
- fog or smoke? colonial blindness and the closure of representation — irmgard emmelhainz
- on ketamine and added value — dena yago
- tracing avant-garde museology — arseny zhilyaev
- the genesis of technicity — gilbert simondon
- the poetry of feedback — jasper bernes
- the great accelerator — oleksiy radynski
- art, technology, and humanism — boris groys
e-flux journal · 703–826124 entries
- e-flux journal #81 (April 2017)
- anti-shows — david morris
- geontologies: the concept and its territories — elizabeth a. povinelli
- love is the message, the plan is death — arthur jafa and tina m. campt
- dissenting voices of the unwashed, disobedient, noncitizens, and exiles in their own homes — chen chieh-jen
- the fourfold articulation — vivian ziherl
- asian futurism and the non-other — xin wang
- on the unhappy consciousness of neoreactionaries — yuk hui
- what art can do — alexander kluge and hans ulrich obrist
- e-flux journal #80 (March 2017)
- assemblism — jonas staal
- the missing front line — carol yinghua lu
- more than one language — barbara cassin
- difference and self-determination — achille mbembe
- on being present where you wish to disappear — nana adusei-poku
- dmitri prigov: haunted spaces — boris groys
- black mirror body — charles tonderai mudede
- black circuit: code for the numbers to come — amy ireland
- e-flux journal #79 — "As the world falls apart…" (February 2017)
- just back from los angeles: a portrait of yvonne rainer — adam pendleton
- below the water: black lives matter and revolutionary time — nicholas mirzoeff
- black power: a scientific concept whose time has come — james boggs
- introduction to boggs — patrick king
- dis/continuum — lamin fofana
- material matters: black radical aesthetics and the limits of visibility — sampada aranke
- all black everything — jared sexton
- 1 (life) ÷ 0 (blackness) = ∞ − ∞ or ∞ / ∞: on matter beyond the equation of value — denise ferreira da silva
- on decadence: bling bling — david marriott
- e-flux journal #78 (December 2016)
- this machine builds fascists: nationalism as mode of distribution — stephen squibb
- a hyperbolic proposition — étienne balibar
- digital objects and metadata schemes — geert lovink
- the coming ’17 — franco “bifo” berardi
- geontologies: the figures and the tactics — elizabeth a. povinelli
- plastiglomerate — kirsty robertson
- a building on fifth avenue — liam gillick
- permanent collection — amelia groom
- to our enemies — maurizio lazzarato and éric alliez
- e-flux journal #77 (November 2016)
- digital provenance and the artwork as derivative — mckenzie wark
- institutional liberation — not an alternative
- decolonization as the horizon of political action — irmgard emmelhainz
- the incomputable and instrumental possibility — antonia majaca and luciana parisi
- citizen subject — étienne balibar
- analytical conceptualism — victor skersis
- why are people being so nice? — martha rosler
- towards the new realism — boris groys
- e-flux journal #76 — "The Perfect Storm" (October 2016)
- transdemocracy — jonas staal
- some theses on “populism” — tony wood
- male fantasies: the sequel(s) — ana teixeira pinto
- who makes the nazis? — sven lütticken
- so far, so good: contemporary fascism, weak resistance, and post-artistic practices in today’s poland — ewa majewska and kuba szreder
- with the blow of a paintbrush: contemporary fascism and the limits of historical analogy — boris buden
- in the nebulous zone between class antagonism and violence — keti chukhrov
- what can we learn from vampires and idiots? — ilya budraitskis
- if you don’t have bread, eat art!: contemporary art and derivative fascisms — hito steyerl
- e-flux journal #75 (September 2016)
- the suspicious archive, part i: a prejudiced interpretation of the interpretation of archives — james t. hong
- on the social media ideology — geert lovink
- simplicity craving — ariel goldberg
- obscure sorrows: thoughts around the 9th berlin biennale — ahmet öğüt
- the perfect con — mari bastashevski
- little daniel before the law: algorithmic extimacy and the rise of the paranoid apparatus — antonia majaca
- abnormal encephalization in the age of machine learning — matteo pasquinelli
- tentacular thinking: anthropocene, capitalocene, chthulucene — donna haraway
- e-flux journal #74 — "Art Ontologies of Silicon Valley" (June 2016)
- no man’s space: on russian cosmism — marina simakova
- contra-internet — zach blas
- jodi’s infrastructure — alexander r. galloway
- the artist-in-consultance: welcome to the new management — elvia wilk
- love machines and the tinder bot bildungsroman — lee mackinnon
- asynchronous! on the sublime administration of the everyday — mike pepi
- the artist leaving the googleplex — andrew norman wilson
- light industry: toxic waste and pastoral capitalism — ingrid burrington
- what if there’s no next big thing? — douglas coupland
- e-flux journal #73 (May 2016)
- modernity vs. epistemodiversity — maría iñigo clavo
- freeportism as style and ideology: post-internet and speculative realism, part ii — stefan heidenreich
- blu’s iconoclasm and the end of the dada century — franco “bifo” berardi and marco magagnoli
- the silence of the lens — david claerbout
- queer universal — rebekah sheldon
- our common critical condition — claire fontaine
- on the frontier, again — vivian ziherl
- toward an ontology of style — giorgio agamben
- e-flux journal #72 (April 2016)
- the role of megastructure in the eschatology of john frum (on oma’s master plan for the spratly islands) — benjamin h. bratton
- occupy and the end of socially engaged art — yates mckee
- could reading be looking? — orit gat
- enantiomorphs in hyperspace: living and dying on the fourth dimension — ana teixeira pinto
- connoisseurship and critique — ben davis
- method without methodology: data and the digital humanities — lindsay caplan
- drone form: word and image at the end of empire — nathan k. hensley
- a sea of data: apophenia and pattern (mis-)recognition — hito steyerl
- e-flux journal #71 (March 2016)
- factories of resurrection: interview with anton vidokle — arseny zhilyaev
- walid raad’s spectral archive, part ii: testimony of ghosts — alan gilbert
- the cracked ming cup — luis camnitzer
- geopolitics and contemporary art, part ii: the nation-state as the possible container for global struggles — irmgard emmelhainz
- big business, selling shrimps: the market as imaginary in post-mao china — jane debevoise
- freeportism as style and ideology: post-internet and speculative realism, part i — stefan heidenreich
- agitprop!: a conversation with martha rosler, nancy buchanan, and andrea bowers — saisha grayson
- the truth of art — boris groys
- e-flux journal #70 (February 2016)
- the equalizer — charles tonderai mudede
- the vectoralist class, part ii — mckenzie wark
- the eternal hunt for the red man — ilya budraitskis
- from the anxiety of participation to the process of de-internationalization — carol yinghua lu
- a farewell to totality — gleb napreenko
- a tank on a pedestal: museums in an age of planetary civil war — hito steyerl
- e-flux journal #69 (January 2016)
- ideology = form — jonas staal
- geopolitics and contemporary art, part i: from representation’s ruin to salvaging the real — irmgard emmelhainz
- neither autocracy nor automatism: notes on autonomy and the aesthetic — sven lütticken
- what is philosophy? part two: programs and realizabilities — reza negarestani
- el proceso (the process) — benjamin h. bratton
- walid raad’s spectral archive, part i: historiography as process — alan gilbert
- the anamorphic politics of climate change — jodi dean
- the coming global civil war: is there any way out? — franco “bifo” berardi
- e-flux journal #68 — "Cuba: The Fading of a Subcontinental Dream" (December 2015)
- alamar: an oblique approach — amaury pacheco del monte
- the putinization of cuban art — antonio josé ponte
- tania wins, civil rights continue to lose — lázaro saavedra
- on censorship and its demons — enrique colina alvarez
- artist against artist — sandra ceballos
- castrolence — orlando luis pardo lazo
- condemn us, it does not matter: art will absolve us — juan carlos cremata malberti
- apotheosis now — iván de la nuez
- letter from prison — danilo maldonado machado (el sexto)
- the forbidden symbols — ernesto hernández busto
- e-flux journal #67 (November 2015)
- corruption: three bodies, and ungovernable subjects — natasha ginwala
- neoliberalism and the new afro-pessimism: djibril diop mambéty’s hyènes — charles tonderai mudede
- was marx a dancer? — david riff
- nsk: from hybrid socialism to universal state — boris groys
- what is philosophy? part one: axioms and programs — reza negarestani
- brother, can you spare a dime? — luis camnitzer
- stuffed: how hoarding and collecting is the stuff of life and death — douglas coupland
- death wall: extinction, entropy, singularity — ana teixeira pinto
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- e-flux journal #66 — "Architecture as Intangible Infrastructure” Issue Two" (October 2015)
- nothing is more fantastic ultimately than precision: john hejduk’s berlin tower — shumon basar
- dated talks — ingo niermann and rem koolhaas
- a polite fiction — taryn simon
- in conversation with hans hollein — hans ulrich obrist
- towards a non-intentional space — hu fang
- the dispersal of architecture — niklas maak
- plan b — bernard khoury
- monumentaries: toward a theory of the apergon — jorge otero-pailos
- who builds your architecture?: an advocacy report — mabel o. wilson, jordan carver, and kadambari baxi
- humanitarianism’s housing question: from slum reform to digital shelter — andrew herscher
- x-screens: röntgen architecture — beatriz colomina
- e-flux journal #64 — "Architecture as Intangible Infrastructure” Issue One" (April 2015)
- “vanguards” — felicity d. scott
- out of bologna: lacaton and vassal’s nantes school of architecture — philip ursprung
- violence at the threshold of detectability — eyal weizman
- post-postcolonial sensory infrastructure — ravi sundaram
- honeywell, i’m home! the internet of things and the new domestic landscape — justin mcguirk
- intangible and concrete: notes on architecture and abstraction — pier vittorio aureli
- iirs — keller easterling
- e-flux journal #63 (March 2015)
- joséphin péladan: a proto-curator? — beti žerovc
- circulation and withdrawal, part ii: withdrawal — simon sheikh
- all that is certain vanishes into air: tracing the anabasis of the japanese red army — naeem mohaiemen
- to make a world, part iii: stateless democracy — jonas staal
- duty-free art — hito steyerl
- molecular red: theory for the anthropocene (on alexander bogdanov and kim stanley robinson) — mckenzie wark
- conditions of visuality under the anthropocene and images of the anthropocene to come — irmgard emmelhainz
- e-flux journal #62 (February 2015)
- the common in the time of creative reproductions: on gerald raunig’s factories of knowledge, industries of creativity — ewa majewska
- the communal rift: the state must be defended — jon rich
- too real an unreality: financial markets as occult — philip grant
- media archaeology out of nature: an interview with jussi parikka — paul feigelfeld
- déjà vu and the end of history — paolo virno
- ccc: currency of collective consciousness — ahmet öğüt
- circulation and withdrawal, part i: circulation — simon sheikh
- the detweeting of academia — luis camnitzer
- e-flux journal #61 — "Politics of Shine" (January 2015)
- is it heavy or is it light? — brian kuan wood
- shine and schein — sven lütticken
- yes, that’s what i think … — adrian rifkin
- the new “depthiness” — timotheus vermeulen
- iridescence, intimacies — tavi meraud
- disco parallax — natascha sadr haghighian
- the sunshine state — tom holert
- e-flux journal #60 (December 2014)
- the state of detention: performance, politics, and the cuban public — coco fusco
- the opacity of queer languages — anna t.
- to make a world, part ii: the art of creating a state — jonas staal
- conceptual realism: the vulgar freedom of avant-garde museum work — arseny zhilyaev
- an introduction to the new syrian national archive — ali shamseddine and john rich
- proxy politics: signal and noise — hito steyerl
- american tutti-frutti — porter mccray
- the neuroplastic dilemma: consciousness and evolution — franco “bifo” berardi
- is a museum a database?: institutional conditions in net utopia — mike pepi
- e-flux journal #59 — "Harun Farocki" (November 2014)
- harun farocki sitting in his reading chair with his reading light, showing some of his favorite books, and his editing computer. —armin linke, berlin 2011 — beginnings
- in his reading chair — armin linke
- watch and learn — bani khoshnoudi
- operational images — trevor paglen
- attachment: — constanze ruhm
- harun’s highway — jan ralske
- farocki’s cinematic historiography: reconstructing the visible — ute holl
- joint leopard dot — filipa césar
- farocki: a frame for the no longer visible: thomas elsaesser in conversation with alexander alberro — alexander alberro and thomas elsaesser
- how to wear a scissor-wielding trifecta on a t-shirt — andreas siekmann and alice creischer
- the many haruns: a timeline through books and hand gestures from 18,000 bc–2061 — doreen mende
- letters to harun — cathy lee crane
- a critique of animation — anselm franke
- farocki — james benning
- an archeologist of the present — christa blümlinger
- also of things: notes for a film remembering harun farocki — ruchir joshi
- a question they never stop asking — kodwo eshun
- e-flux journal #58 — "Quasi-Events" (October 2014)
- after the fictions: notes towards a phenomenology of the multitude — dilip gaonkar
- cosmos as commons: an activation of cosmic diplomacy — debbora battaglia
- “un solo palo no hace monte”: notes on the otherwise’s inevitable infecundity — ernesto oroza and gean moreno
- “from little things, big things grow”: the unfurling of wild policy — tess lea
- so now!: on normcore — rory rowan
- designs for a new world — mckenzie wark
- the negative floats: questions of earth inheritance — vivian ziherl and natasha ginwala
- holding up the world, part iv: after a screening of when the dogs talked at columbia university — liza johnson, elizabeth a. povinelli, and audra simpson
- holding up the world, part iii: in the event of precarity … a conversation — elizabeth a. povinelli and lauren berlant
- holding up the world, part ii: time/bank, effort/embankments — elizabeth a. povinelli
- holding up the world, part i — karrabing film collective
- e-flux journal #57 — "The End of the End of History?” Issue Two" (September 2014)
- hope in a hopeless situation — ilya budraitskis
- vigorous flagging in the heart of europe: the hungarian homeland under the right-wing regime — edit andrás
- nationalism: persistence and political upkeep — knut åsdam
- on the false democracy of contemporary art — keti chukhrov
- ágalma: the ‟objet petit a,” alexander the great, and other excesses of skopje 2014 — suzana milevska
- the dead afghani before the camera and before death — bilal khbeiz
- red berets and economic accomplices — eduardo cachucho
- democrisis: notes on the capitalist imaginary of europe — sotirios bahtsetzis
- why neue slowenische kunst in german? — miran mohar
- “a monster was born”: notes on the rebirth of the “corrupt intellectual” — hassan khan
- to make a world, part i: ultranationalism and the art of the stateless state — jonas staal
- the places of history — arseny zhilyaev
- e-flux journal #56 — "The End of the End of History?” Issue One" (June 2014)
- a text that should never have been written? — ekaterina degot
- obituary for sturtevant — daniel birnbaum
- from the issue of art to the issue of position: the echoes of socialist realism, part ii — carol yinghua lu and liu ding
- the rise of a fallen feather: the symbolism of the turul bird in contemporary hungary — szabolcs kisspál
- the nationalist thing which thinks: notes on a genealogy of ultranationalism — james t. hong
- is the world sleeping, sleepless, or awake or dreaming? — raqs media collective
- ultranationalism: a proposal for a quiet withdrawal — lawrence liang
- on art activism — boris groys
- appendix xviii: plates 22-257 — walid raad
- the end of the world: from apocalypse to the end of history and back — oxana timofeeva
- maidan and beyond, part ii: the cacophony of donbas — oleksiy radynski
- mutation of the triad: totalitarianism, fascism, and nationalism in japan — sabu kohso
- running along the disaster: a conversation with franco “bifo” berardi — pelin tan, önder özengi, and franco “bifo” berardi
- rainy fascism island — nina power
- e-flux journal #55 (May 2014)
- response to e.c. feiss — grant kester
- an artist, a leader, and a dean were on a boat… — luis camnitzer
- a hitherto unrecognized apocalyptic photographer: the universe — jalal toufic
- from the issue of art to the issue of position: the echoes of socialist realism, part i — liu ding and carol yinghua lu
- back in the ussr? — gleb napreenko
- the octopus in love — chus martínez
- maidan and beyond, part i — oleksiy radynski
- e-flux journal #54 (April 2014)
- response to grant kester’s “the device laid bare” — e. c. feiss
- genres of capitalism, part ii — stephen squibb
- index xxvi: red — walid raad
- repetition-compulsion: world-historical rhythms in architecture — ross wolfe
- hermes on the hudson: notes on media theory after snowden — geert lovink
- gentleman next door: antonio g. lauer, a.k.a. tomislav gotovac, and the man undressed in times of socialism — ana ofak
- poetics of entropy: the post-suprematist art of mladen stilinović — boris groys
- sexuality in a non-libidinal economy — keti chukhrov
e-flux journal · 1054–1166113 entries
- e-flux journal #36 — "Animism" (July 2012)
- “a live monster that is fruitful and multiplies”: capitalism as poisoned rat? — tom holert
- animism in the sciences then and now — cornelius borck
- severo’s severity and antolín’s paradox — alejandro haber
- laughing at the spirits in north siberia: is animism being taken too seriously? — rane willerslev
- assemblages: félix guattari and machinic animism — angela melitopoulos and maurizio lazzarato
- animism: notes on an exhibition — anselm franke
- the stories things tell and why they tell them — michael taussig
- animation, de-reification, and the new charm of the inanimate — diedrich diederichsen
- darwin’s dog and the parasol: cultural reactions to animism — spyros papapetros
- on animism, modernity/colonialism, and the african order of knowledge: provisional reflections — harry garuba
- reclaiming animism — isabelle stengers
- e-flux journal #35 (May 2012)
- politics of hate in the usa, part iii: posse comitatus, grassroots rebellion, and secret societies — john miller
- between objective engagement and engaged cinema: jean-luc godard’s “militant filmmaking” (1967–1974), part ii — irmgard emmelhainz
- eikonomia: notes on economy and the labor of art — sotirios bahtsetzis
- under the gaze of theory — boris groys
- dubai: a city manufactured by curiosity — bilal khbeiz
- after the last man: images and ethics of becoming otherwise — elizabeth a. povinelli
- e-flux journal #34 (April 2012)
- between objective engagement and engaged cinema: jean-luc godard’s “militant filmmaking” (1967–1974), part i — irmgard emmelhainz
- hegel on marriage — slavoj žižek
- hegel and freud — mladen dolar
- politics of hate in the usa, part ii: right-wing mysticism and beliefs — john miller
- no good time for an exhibition: reflections on the picasso in palestine project, part ii — michael baers
- the nigerian connection: on nsk passports as escape and entry vehicles — inke arns
- escaping from exile by belonging to an exiled land — bilal khbeiz
- e-flux journal #33 (March 2012)
- the artistic mode of revolution: from gentrification to occupation — martha rosler
- in conversation with adam curtis, part ii — hans ulrich obrist
- one divides into two — mladen dolar
- not-mother: on freud’s verneinung — alenka zupančič
- politics of hate in the usa, part i: repressive tolerance — john miller
- no good time for an exhibition: reflections on the picasso in palestine project, part i — michael baers
- e-flux journal #32 (February 2012)
- notes on the inorganic, part ii: terminal velocity — gean moreno
- the spam of the earth: withdrawal from representation — hito steyerl
- hegel versus heidegger — slavoj žižek
- sexual difference and ontology — alenka zupančič
- in conversation with adam curtis, part i — hans ulrich obrist
- e-flux journal #30 (December 2011)
- the time that remains, part ii: how to repeat the avant-garde — sotirios bahtsetzis
- the resurrected brother of mary and martha: a human who lived then died! — jalal toufic
- a lawless proposition — paul chan
- the sound of breaking glass, part i: spontaneity and consciousness in revolutionary theory — grant kester
- occupy wall street: carnival against capital? carnivalesque as protest sensibility — claire tancons
- art as occupation: claims for an autonomy of life — hito steyerl
- the future after the end of the economy — franco “bifo” berardi
- e-flux journal #29 (November 2011)
- moscow, romantic, conceptualism, and after — jörg heiser
- zones of indistinguishability: collective actions group and participatory art — claire bishop
- moscow romantic exceptionalism: the suspension of disbelief — sarah wilson
- art without work? — anton vidokle
- soviet material culture and socialist ethics in moscow conceptualism — keti chukhrov
- one and three ideas: conceptualism before, during, and after conceptual art — terry smith
- performing objects, narrating installations: moscow conceptualism and the rediscovery of the art object — ekaterina degot
- introduction—global conceptualism revisited — boris groys
- e-flux journal #28 (October 2011)
- eupalinos and the duck: conceptualism in recent architecture — mona mahall
- neo-materialism, part three: the language of commodities — joshua simon
- queer temporalities and the chronopolitics of transtemporal drag — antke engel
- world as medium: on the work of stano filko — jan verwoert
- the contemporary is still forthcoming — jalal toufic
- the time that remains, part i: on contemporary nihilism — sotirios bahtsetzis
- e-flux journal #27 — "Alternative Economies" (September 2011)
- anti-monopoly money — paul glover
- time, acceleration, and violence — franco “bifo” berardi
- routes/worlds — elizabeth a. povinelli
- planktons in the sea: a few questions regarding the qualities of time — raqs media collective
- is it a bird? a plane? no, it’s a magic chair — lawrence liang
- e-flux journal #26 — "Artistic Thinking" (June 2011)
- post–sharjah biennial 10: institutional grease and institutional critique — ghalya saadawi
- the blood of the victim: revolution in syria and the birth of the image-event — jon rich
- xoxo insanity, institution — mary walling blackburn
- giraffe and anti-giraffe: charles fourier’s artistic thinking — lars bang larsen
- inside the box: notes from within the european artistic research debate — michael baers
- museums and universities — luis camnitzer
- in conversation with julian assange, part ii — hans ulrich obrist
- e-flux journal #25 (May 2011)
- culture class: art, creativity, urbanism, part iii — martha rosler
- avoiding false problems: politics of the fluid, hybrid, and flexible — suely rolnik
- in conversation with julian assange, part i — hans ulrich obrist
- radicalism as ego ideal: oedipus and narcissus — diedrich diederichsen
- e-flux journal #24 (April 2011)
- in free fall: a thought experiment on vertical perspective — hito steyerl
- positively representation of banking revisited — simon sheikh
- on leaving the building: thoughts of the outside — dieter roelstraete
- fragments toward an understanding of a week that changed everything … — precarious workers brigade
- wittgenstein house — hu fang
- art and money — boris groys
- i want to think: post-u — franco “bifo” berardi
- e-flux journal #23 (March 2011)
- neo-materialism, part ii: the unreadymade — joshua simon
- culture class: art, creativity, urbanism, part ii — martha rosler
- deleuze, schizoanalyst — suely rolnik
- camels vs. google: revolutions recreate the center of the world — jon rich
- back to the future: report from hungary — lívia páldi
- wolf and vampire: the border between technology and culture — mona mahall
- some experiments in art and politics — bruno latour
- the impossible museum — peter friedl
- e-flux journal #22 — "Idiot Wind" (January 2011)
- enclosement — etel adnan
- the state of spain: nationalism, critical regionalism, and biennialization — peio aguirre
- on the turn towards liberal state racism in denmark — mikkel bolt rasmussen
- forged alternative — wendelien van oldenborgh
- a heteronomous hobby: report from the netherlands — sven lütticken
- progress as regression — paul chan
- eclipse — gregg bordowitz
- total corruption: report from the usa — brian holmes
- reflections: seven years plus — renée green
- right in our face — hito steyerl
- birth of the rebel citizen in germany — tom holert
- snapshot, austria: class struggle from above right — jens kastner and sabeth buchmann
- visits from the future — melanie gilligan
- being boiled — gavin butt
- con-demmed to the bleakest of futures: report from the uk — claire bishop
- e-flux journal #21 (December 2010)
- politics of art: contemporary art and the transition to post-democracy — hito steyerl
- culture class: art, creativity, urbanism, part i — martha rosler
- in conversation with hakim bey — hans ulrich obrist
- contemporary art does not account for that which is taking place — liam gillick
- a letter from donetsk: art amidst the roses — ekaterina degot
- exhaustion and senile utopia of the coming european insurrection — franco “bifo” berardi
- e-flux journal #20 (November 2010)
- contractions of time: on social practice from a temporal perspective — nato thompson
- positively protest aesthetics revisited — simon sheikh
- neo-materialism, part i: the commodity and the exhibition — joshua simon
- towards the space of the general: on labor beyond materiality and immateriality — keti chukhrov
- cognitarian subjectivation — franco “bifo” berardi
e-flux journal · 1167–1280114 entries
- e-flux journal #19 (October 2010)
- what is the sum of recurrently? — jalal toufic
- on sindoan: some scattered views on tradition and “the sublime” — park chan-kyong
- marx after duchamp, or the artist’s two bodies — boris groys
- people of intensity, people of power: the nietzsche economy — diedrich diederichsen
- the off-modern mirror — svetlana boym
- e-flux journal #18 (September 2010)
- in conversation with antonio negri — hans ulrich obrist
- generic objects — gean moreno and ernesto oroza
- in defense of the corrupt intellectual — hassan khan
- concepts are mental images: the work as ruin — marta jecu
- history in the making — peter friedl
- e-flux journal #17 — "In Search of the Postcapitalist Self" (June 2010)
- desire for/within economic transformation — antke engel
- down and out in all the wrong places (berlin 2010) — sebastian lütgert
- what shall we do…? — fahim amir, eva egermann, marion von osten, and peter spillman
- contrat entre les hommes et l’ordinateur — judith hopf
- becoming common: precarization as political constituting — isabell lorey
- recuperating the sideshows of capitalism: the autonomy of migration today — manuela bojadžijev and serhat karakayalı
- a brief history of “poor man’s expression” — florian zeyfang
- design for a post-neoliberal city — jesko fezer
- what’s the time, mahagonny? — natascha sadr haghighian
- hidden labor and the delight of otherness: design and post-capitalist politics — tom holert
- on the commons: a public interview with massimo de angelis and stavros stavrides — an architektur
- e-flux journal #16 (May 2010)
- art without artists? — anton vidokle
- (jena revisited) ten tentative tenets — dieter roelstraete
- innovative forms of archives, part two: irwin’s east art map and tamás st. auby’s portable intelligence increase museum — nataša petrešin-bachelez
- art and thingness, part iii: the heart of the thing is the thing we don’t know — sven lütticken
- michael jackson died for no reason (and the vampire that is his life) — bilal khbeiz
- wu yongfang, the hunger artist — hu fang
- the good of work — liam gillick
- music—immateriality—value — diedrich diederichsen
- the unthinkable community — paul chan
- e-flux journal #15 (April 2010)
- a thing like you and me — hito steyerl
- farewell to function: tactical interiors — gean moreno
- art and thingness, part two: thingification — sven lütticken
- zombies of immaterial labor: the modern monster and the death of death — lars bang larsen
- the weak universalism — boris groys
- e-flux journal #14 — "Education Actualized" (March 2010)
- (extended) footnotes on education — florian schneider
- can the cognitariat speak? — isabelle bruno and christopher newfield
- transindividuation — bernard stiegler and irit rogoff
- magic hat – property of the people — susanne lang and darius james
- free — irit rogoff
- learning by doing: reflections on setting up a new art academy — nicolas siepen and åsa sonjasdotter
- mourning bologna — dietrich lemke
- debt and study — fred moten and stefano harney
- artistic education of the public — adrian rifkin
- unglamorous tasks: what can education learn from its political traditions? — nora sternfeld
- e-flux journal #13 (February 2010)
- negation notes (while working on an exhibition with allan sekula featuring this ain’t china: a photonovel) — monika szewczyk
- innovative forms of archives, part one: exhibitions, events, books, museums, and lia perjovschi’s contemporary art archive — nataša petrešin-bachelez
- art and thingness, part i: breton’s ball and duchamp’s carrot — sven lütticken
- the death of the audience: a conversation with pierre bal-blanc — élisabeth lebovici
- tempus edax rerum? — adam kleinman
- criticism and experience — bernardo ortiz campo
- e-flux journal #12 — "What is Contemporary Art?” Issue Two" (January 2010)
- standing on the gates of hell, my services are found wanting — jan verwoert
- take the money and run? can political and socio-critical art “survive”? — martha rosler
- now and elsewhere — raqs media collective
- manifestos for the future — hans ulrich obrist
- contemp(t)orary: eleven theses — cuauhtémoc medina
- contemporary extracts — hal foster
- e-flux journal #11 — "What is Contemporary Art?” Issue One" (December 2009)
- what is not contemporary art?: the view from jena — dieter roelstraete
- back to contemporary: one contemporary ambition, many worlds — carol yinghua lu
- new species of spaces — hu fang
- torture and remedy: the end of -isms and the beginning hegemony of the impure — jörg heiser
- comrades of time — boris groys
- contemporaneity as points of connection — zdenka badovinac
- e-flux journal #10 (November 2009)
- in defense of the poor image — hito steyerl
- ever spero — hans ulrich obrist
- secret modernity — peter friedl
- life always escapes — céline condorelli
- what art is and where it belongs — paul chan
- alphabetization, part ii: hegemonic language and arbitrary order — luis camnitzer
- the psychogeography of loose associations — sherif el-azma
- e-flux journal #9 (October 2009)
- positively trojan horses revisited — simon sheikh
- (under)privileged spaces: on martha rosler’s “if you lived here…” — nina möntmann
- becoming tarden — prologue — jill magid
- alphabetization, part i: protocol and proficiency — luis camnitzer
- subjects of the american moon: from studio as reality to reality as studio — françois bucher
- e-flux journal #8 (September 2009)
- irene ist viele! or what we call “productive” forces — marion von osten
- viewing copies: on the mobility of moving images — sven lütticken
- modernity’s obsession with systems of preservation — bilal khbeiz
- for they know what they do know — barbad golshiri
- across the rationalist veil — anselm franke
- e-flux journal #7 (June 2009)
- a game played without rules has no losers — pauline j. yao
- a universalism for everyone — brian kuan wood
- art of conversation, part ii — monika szewczyk
- is a museum a factory? — hito steyerl
- artistic sovereignty in the shadow of post-socialism: egypt’s 20th annual youth salon — omnia el shakry
- earthworms dancing: notes for a biennial in slow motion — raqs media collective
- self-design and aesthetic responsibility — boris groys
- concerning matters to be left for a later date, part 4 of 4 (guest-starring annika eriksson) — michael baers
- e-flux journal #6 (May 2009)
- the escape route’s design: assessment of the impact of current aesthetics on history and a comparative reading based on an example close to the city of berlin — mariana silva and pedro neves marques
- after the historiographic turn: current findings — dieter roelstraete
- architecture without architects—another anarchist approach — marion von osten
- in conversation with raoul vaneigem — hans ulrich obrist
- learning from little haiti — gean moreno and ernesto oroza
- concerning matters to be left for a later date, part 3 of 4 (guest-starring alexandra croitoru and stefan tiron) — michael baers
- what will the next revolution be like? — zdenka badovinac
- e-flux journal #5 (April 2009)
- disobedience in byelorussia: self-interrogation on “research-based art” — sean snyder
- positively counter-publics revisited — simon sheikh
- europe sans: history, politics, and protocol in the eu image — metahaven
- don’t stop: doing art potluck style — carol yinghua lu
- sleepwalking in a dialectical picture puzzle, part 2: a conversation with thomas keenan — natascha sadr haghighian
- concerning matters to be left for a later date, part 2 of 4 (guest-starring pia rönicke) — michael baers
- e-flux journal #4 (March 2009)
- the way of the shovel: on the archeological imaginary in art — dieter roelstraete
- the academy is back: on education, the bologna process, and the doctorate in the arts — dieter lesage
- two in one — silvia kolbowski
- religion in the age of digital reproduction — boris groys
- a museum that is not — elena filipovic
- concerning matters to be left for a later date, part 1 of 4 — michael baers
- e-flux journal #3 (February 2009)
- art of conversation, part i — monika szewczyk
- positively white cube revisited — simon sheikh
- gaza–beirut–tel aviv: in praise of selfishness and opportunism — bilal khbeiz
- art in the knowledge-based polis — tom holert
- sleepwalking in a dialectical picture puzzle, part 1: a conversation with avery gordon — natascha sadr haghighian
- maybe it would be better if we worked in groups of three? part 2 of 2: the experimental factory — liam gillick
- art and literacy — luis camnitzer
e-flux journal · 1281–130121 entries
- e-flux journal #2 (January 2009)
- “when even good news worsens a panic” — silvia kolbowski
- rant — hassan khan
- drawing a border (reartikulacija, part 3 of 3) — marina gržinić
- politics of installation — boris groys
- maybe it would be better if we worked in groups of three? part 1 of 2: the discursive — liam gillick
- an interview with jacques derrida on the limits of digestion — daniel birnbaum and anders olsson
- e-flux journal #1 (December 2008)
- beneath our skin — pelin tan
- the boss: on the unresolved question of authority in joseph beuys’ oeuvre and public image — jan verwoert
- positively east village revisited: the problem with puerilism — simon sheikh
- blame it on gorbachev: the sources of inspiration and crucial turning points of inke arns — nataša petrešin-bachelez
- brand states: postmodern power, democratic pluralism, and design — metahaven
- accidental conceptualism — carol yinghua lu
- the next documenta shouldn’t be in kassel — dieter lesage
- between resistance and commodity (reartikulacija, part 2 of 3) — staš kleindienst
- e-flux journal #0 (November 2008)
- turning — irit rogoff
- stammer, mumble, sweat, scrawl, and tic — raqs media collective
- new territories in acre and why they matter — marjetica potrč
- conditioned contemporaneity (reartikulacija, part 1 of 3) — sebastjan leban
- los angeles: the invention of public weather — bilal khbeiz
- the obligation to self-design — boris groys
- take a deep breath — omer fast
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core · 1–1010 entries
- depose: luigi mangione and the right to health — the december 4 legal committee
- global civil war: essays on the state-capital machine — maurizio lazzarato
- homo terminus: the specter of human extinction — shane greene
- let’s take it all!: autonomia and the italian 70s — marcello tarì
- like songs about airports — leijia hanrahan
- no bad protestors: ethics, class war, and the george floyd uprising — arturo castillon
- no dam can hold this furious ocean: power, joy, and anarchism — alf bojórquez
- one summer’s night, under the starry sky: reflections on anarchy and revolution — maria kakogianni
- partisan analysis of the present: the best of ill will — edited by adrian wohlleben
- the tetrad: value in a more-than-human world — adam greenfield
articles · 89–15971 entries
- the two faces of power — giorgio agamben
- autonomy in conflict — adrian wohlleben
- breaking the waves — nicolò molinari
- human law and divine law (reflections on a recent manifesto) — bernard aspe
- mapping the left in china — ralf ruckus
- twelve hypotheses about counter-power — colectivo situaciones
- to those who marched at sainte-soline — les soulèvements de la terre
- impossible life: a meditation on paraontology — marquis bey
- the class struggle in france — maurizio lazzarato
- the trap of sainte-soline — anonymous
- refusal requires a guerilla mentality — rudi dutschke and hans-jürgen krahl
- crowds against pathology — josep rafanell i orra
- ufos and the longing for the unidentified — wu ming
- guerilla manifesto — resurgence youth movement
- last letter — alfredo cospito
- on anarchy today — giorgio agamben
- the student in the night of dispossession — gerardo muñoz
- letters to my younger sisters — raquel gutiérrez aguilar
- satellite signals for the atlanta forest — frédéric neyrat
- the strategy of composition — hugh farrell
- blood, flowers, and pool parties — s. prasad
- clarifications : on the arrest of six young people for “domestic terrorism” — eunus
- “at war with an invisible enemy” : decoding war metaphors in pandemic times — christos filippidis
- twelve points on a hunger strike and the solidarity movement — anonymous
- communism won’t save us from ourselves — leijia hanrahan
- bifurcation in the civilization of capital — mohand
- work and revolt at brazil’s dead end [ii] — militants in the fog
- work and revolt at brazil’s dead end — militants in the fog
- come home now — ateronhiatakon francis boots
- short of the world, short of self — a.k. parris
- athena, or logical revolt — maxence klein
- the community of capital: on jacques camatte [ii] — michele garau
- genealogy of krav maga — elsa dorlin
- zapatista autonomy: a destituent experiment? — jérôme baschet
- paper planes — s. prasad
- decisions that define us : between state and communal politics — vilma almendra
- dispatches from sri lanka — anonymous
- ecosystems of revolt — peter gelderloos
- closing paradise’s gate — nicholas smaligo
- new battlefields — phil neel
- preliminaries to any struggle against prisons — tiqqun
- bell hooks and wayward immobility — meredith lee
- attacking prison society — michel foucault and the prisons information group
- on destituent power — mario tronti
- escape from new york — jarrod shanahan
- the question concerning cosmology — robert hurley
- fragments of a chile in revolt — rodrigo karmy bolton
- the community of capital : on jacques camatte — michele garau
- kinocene ethics — thomas nail
- welcome to the geopolitics of chaos — franco ‘bifo’ berardi
- war, capitalism, ecology : why can’t bruno latour understand anything about them? — maurizio lazzarato
- strategic proximity : lessons from chile — vitrina dystópica
- the ongoing catastrophe and how to exit it — serge quadruppani and jérôme floch
- sideshows and wayward lives — jackson and nevada
- twelve theses on the war underway — antiauthoritarians for international solidarity
- vandalizing the subject — ulysse carrière
- the irreducible gap — lea melandri
- the kazakh insurrection — anonymous
- lectures on the virus — william s. burroughs
- anonymity, criminality, fugitivity — andrew culp
- communiqué n° 0 — the invisible committee
- the homosexual movement is frozen — guy hocquenghem
- resident foreigners : the anarchist revolt — donatella di cesare
- the centrality of conflict — francesc & el quico
- exo-communications — frédéric neyrat
- happy new year — ill will
- labor value and labor as value — temps critiques
- downtown fucked : reflections on the nashville explosion — wang nangxian & paul torino
- vital cells — kevin suemnicht
- restitution — jean-luc nancy
- conspiracy and social struggle — wu ming
articles · 160–21556 entries
- kenosha, i do mind dying — inhabit
- perish and return : for clark — m.b.
- what are militants? — steve wright
- the devil's night: on the ungovernable spirit of halloween — anonymous
- anarcho-blackness: a conversation with marquis bey — marquis bey
- fascist spectacle — mikkel bolt rasmussen
- demonstrations against the health pass...a non-movement? — temps critiques
- without why: the existential a priori of destituent action — michele garau
- sketch of a communist political doctrine — junius frey
- ‘we need to rethink the category of woman’ : interview with judith butler — judith butler and jules gleeson
- manifest destiny — franco ‘bifo’ berardi
- halting mass deforestation : paths toward a decolonial revolution — committee for the defense and decolonization of territories
- “good kid. don’t say much” — noel ignatiev
- talk amongst yourselves: from white guilt to race traitors — kate davis jones
- in memoriam: jean-luc nancy — adrian wohlleben
- two texts on the green pass — il rovescio & giorgio agamben
- the original infamy — lea melandri
- gimme danger — p.m.a. gittlitz & j.f.
- deconstructing anarchy — donatella di cesare
- terror and the political — mario tronti
- demolish right wing culture — andrea cavalletti
- plantocracy and communism — stefano harney & fred moten
- memes without end — adrian wohlleben
- self-help for revolutionaries — anonymous
- remaining ungovernable — mauvaise troupe
- theses on the sudan commune — anonymous
- the black masses of michel foucault, the bullshit of guy sorman — anonymous
- remarks on the trial of derek chauvin — ryan fatica
- undercomets : on the structure of antagonism and the cosmo-geological field — frédéric neyrat
- communication, power, and revolt — nanni balestrini and primo moroni
- 'legitimate defense' : hunting, execution, and self-defense from piñera's "black february" to the combative march — vitrina dystópica
- toward a politics of body-barricades — tadeo cervantes
- the production of the dominant dialogy — grégoire chamayou
- illich as revolutionary — david cayley
- the beautiful hell — tiqqun
- war and peace — giorgio agamben
- missed insurrections — shemon
- seven theses on destitution (after endnotes) — kiersten solt, v.i.
- the saved commune — marcello tarì
- meme-swarm and microtrading — franco “bifo” berardi
- police story — jarrod shanahan
- re-attachments : toward an ecology of presence — dispositions collective
- dialogue with the dead — julien coupat
- the dilemma — research and destroy
- imagination, or absolute life — rodrigo karmy
- immunitarian democracy — donatella di cesare
- personal modification is not revolution — lea melandri
- the communist secret of love — richard gilman-opalsky
- marginal notes on the epidemic as politics — flavio luzi
- a philosophy of contact — giorgio agamben
- inversion and the rupture in continuity — jacques camatte
- “how does one shoot a frozen clock?” — luhuna carvalho
- “beautiful like an impure insurrection” — the invisible committee
- we writhe; we do not become — peter harrison
- communist capitalism — giorgio agamben
- manifesto for the abolition of the police — anonymous
articles · 216–2205 entries
- six destituent theses — rodrigo karmy
- the trickster insurrection — emanuele e. pelilli
- imaginary enemies : myth and abolition in the minneapolis rebellion — nevada
- life, war, and politics : after the george floyd rebellion — k.n. & paul torino
- no future! cybernetics and the genealogy of time governance — ceci nelson
articles · 275–33259 entries
- reflections on the plague — giorgio agamben
- letter to friends of the desert — marcello tarì
- fever dreaming in the new general antagonism — neal miller
- letter to a friend in the north — jacques camatte
- what the virus said — anonymous
- coronavirus, apocalypse, and redemption — anonymous
- clarifications — giorgio agamben
- the threat of contagion — massimo de carolis
- standing up and walking out — virginie despentes
- memes, roundabouts, revolt — adrian wohlleben and paul torino
- autonomy and counter-power : organization after the yellow vests — acta
- history is no longer on our side — jérôme baschet
- a new call of the wild : for a political ecology of the unconstructible — frédéric neyrat
- presentation of ‘to our friends’ in chiapas — the invisible committee
- for the gilet jaunes, there won’t be an ‘after’ — cerveaux non disponibles
- the empire is trembling : two translations from the uprising in chile — vitrina dystópica
- the state is nothing, let’s be everything — raoul vaneigem
- learning to build together: the yellow vests — anonymous
- paris is ours — acta
- tactical lessons from lansing — anonymous
- a letter from greg — greg minday
- the ultimate dilemma : an interview with ben morea — ben morea
- the counter-insurrection is failing — adrian wohlleben
- full metal yellow jacket — alèssi dell’umbria
- call to action from the first yellow vest ‘assembly of assemblies’ — anonymous
- alcoholics autonomous : addiction and sobriety beyond recovery — jack fontinell
- yellow letter #20 : let's shut it off — anonymous
- yellow letter #15 : a yellow year — anonymous
- yellow letter #17 : totalitarians — anonymous
- blockade at kahnonstaton — anonymous
- rupture within the contribution — anonymous
- next stop: destitution — anonymous
- being in the zone : concerning conflicts within the zad — alèssi dell’umbria
- the zad will survive — cmdo
- there is no unhappy revolution — marcello tarì
- politics is nothing but the reign of feints and shenanigans — julien coupat and mathieu burnel
- continue the beginning — film committee
- against the end of the world — anonymous
- baton song : on the zad, destituent association, and the joys of pledging war — anonymous
- freedom square : a lost callout — anonymous
- from freeway shut-downs to cop-free zones : a reportback and a proposal — anonymous
- the unassignable riot — anonymous
- reflections on violence — anonymous
- the wisdom of rioters — anonymous
- build the hacienda, burn down the palaces — anonymous
- call to block everything — anonymous
- the real war — anonymous
- reportback on the weekend of actions against police weaponry — anonymous
- malevolent europe : refugee oppression and resistance at the borders — anonymous
- fire to the houseprojects! — a manifesto for berlin
- black nihilism and the politics of hope — calvin warren
- snowpiercer : open letter to bong joon-ho — anonymous
- economy, ecumenes, communism : economy as the devastation of ecumenes, communism as the exit from the economy — jacques fradin
- spread anarchy, live communism — the invisible committee
- ‘we’re trying to destroy the world’ : anti-blackness and police violence after ferguson — frank b. wilderson, iii
- onticide: afropessimism, queer theory, and ethics — calvin warren
- deleuze, active nihilism, and revolt — luca lennert
- criminal queers support ohlauer rebels — anonymous
- the black liberation army and the paradox of political engagement — frank b. wilderson, iii
articles · 1–7979 entries
- see ice? add heat — anonymous
- proto-politics in purgatory — crixus babeuf and ulysses batko
- lies you will be told — phil a. neel
- venezuela and the new division of the world — colapso y desvío
- mourning and migrancy — olga rodríguez-ulloa
- strange embrace: paradoxes of homosexual desire in the third reich — evgenia skvortsova and nikolai kolya nakhshunov
- on tyrannicide: five lessons for luigi’s critics — december 4 legal committee
- what is a repertoire? — ian alan paul
- ten theses on revolutionary possibility — mr. burns collective
- revolts without revolution — adrian wohlleben
- where are we? — giorgio agamben
- the united states and “fascistic capitalism” — maurizio lazzarato
- toward a politics of destitution : nuclei and revolutionary camp — anonymous
- on the 10th of september — temps critiques
- theory of the party — phil a. neel
- new fascisms and the reconfiguration of the global counterrevolution — nueva icaria
- phantom pheminists — elizabeth henson
- bring the swords, storm the palaces : a partisans of color position — haraami
- crossing the rubicon — s. prasad
- guy debord — giorgio agamben
- the end of biopolitics : giorgio cesarano and the biological revolution — lorenzo mizzau
- an eclipse of invisibility — luhuna carvalho
- black feminist theoretical dissemblance — patrice douglass
- fragmentation, centralization, and civil war in the japanese ultra-left — harumasa abe
- los angeles, or the end of assimilation — victor artola
- fire and ice : lessons from the battle of los angeles — anonymous
- stop cop city and the insurrectionary horizon — jarrod shanahan and zhandarka kurti
- charles fourier, or the great swerve — rené schérer
- fascism and the spectacle of death — ian alan paul
- in memoriam: jacques camatte (1935-2025) — maxence klein
- inquiry and organization after the george floyd uprising — jasper bernes
- the impasses of western critical thought — maurizio lazzarato
- artificial intelligence, or the end of technics — gabriel azaïs
- monstertutional conarchy — daniel grave
- pancho villa syndrome — ben morea
- addressing comments, pro and con, on the essay “states of siege” — anonymous
- evanescent value: a brief update on capital — temps critiques
- the magma of global capitalist war — edgar illas
- revenge, resistance, redemption — fayer collective
- class struggle in what society? — mikkel bolt rasmussen
- political conditions for a new world order — maurizio lazzarato
- major and minor virality — adam c. jones
- locked together — david campbell and jarrod shanahan
- the reorganization of zapatista autonomy — jérôme baschet
- a common horizon for situated struggles — kristin ross
- against the computer and its world — the destructionist international
- a letter to our american cousins — anonymous
- palestine’s lessons for the left : theses for a poetics of the earth — rodrigo karmy bolton
- why war? — maurizio lazzarato
- through the looking glass — serene richards
- the sun rises from the south — maya ayoub
- the end of judaism — giorgio agamben
- done and to do — maria kakogianni
- the revolution in myanmar — azad
- is there an affective class? — howard slater
- we wanted to destroy the university — ben morea
- pulsation, flesh, color — elsa dorlin
- illness in or as economy — sasha warren
- heresy and history — raoul vaneigem
- beyond hope — adam greenfield
- against liberal fascism — josep rafanell i orra
- the strategy of separation — michele garau
- from revolution to destitution — mikkel bolt rasmussen
- freedom and joy with uma kiwe — mother earth liberation process
- sabotage and self-organization — franco ‘bifo’ berardi
- liberal infernos — ian alan paul
- first we take columbia : lessons from the april 1968 occupations movement — anonymous
- so much for ecology, so much for humanity — mohand
- addicted to losing — athena
- class struggle, autonomy, and the state in iran — arya zahedi
- states of siege — anonymous
- the ecological crisis and the rise of post-fascism — antithesi
- last resorts — research and destroy
- life of militancy: japan’s long ’68 — sabu kohso
- the good, the bad, and the militant — luhuna carvalho
- an illogical life — simone lemarteu and nada lestrigon
- being an anarchist — catherine malabou
- anaesthetic violence — ian alan paul
- how it all began : the strasbourg theses — moses dobruška
articles · 80–889 entries
- the kingdom, if we want it — marcello tarì
- cathedrals of erotic misery — alberto toscano
- between the sea and the security fence — ian alan paul
- the movement of refusal — mikkel bolt rasmussen
- what is wokeness? — émilie
- a philosophy of escape — acid horizon
- mario tronti: revolutionary adventurer in the interregnum — gerardo muñoz
- “there’s nothing left to loot” — djimi diallo
- carnivals and revolt — josep rafanell i orra
articles · 221–27454 entries
- at the wendy’s : armed struggle at the end of the world — anonymous
- prelude to a new civil war — shemon & arturo
- when the house is on fire — giorgio agamben
- extinction, rebellion, happiness — franco ‘bifo’ berardi
- letter to michael reinoehl — idris robinson
- rhythm and ritual : composing movement in portland’s 2020 — anonymous
- enmity and extinction — jacques camatte
- the world returns : outline of an antipolitics — josep rafanell i orra
- the shifting ground : a conversation on the george floyd rebellion — jarrod shanahan and zhandarka kurti
- weapons and ethics — adrian wohlleben
- nomads of the body to come — k. kodama
- things seen — julien coupat et al.
- as free as blackness will make them — frank b. wilderson, iii
- the swarm approach to warfare : an introduction for frontliners — anonymous
- the return of john brown : white race-traitors in the 2020 uprising — shemon & arturo
- how it might should be done — idris robinson
- the rise of black counter-insurgency — shemon
- the ‘gemeinwesen’ has always been here : an engagement with the ideas of jacques camatte — peter harrison
- the eternal return of revolt — a conversation with richard gilman-opalsky
- theses on the george floyd rebellion — shemon and arturo
- xeniteia : contemplation and combat — mario tronti & marcello tarì
- remote bodies — cesare battisti
- deactivating racial apparatuses and the art of insurrection — anonymous
- a spark in search of a powder keg — an international surrealist declaration
- dispatch from the rebellion in minneapolis — anonymous
- inhabiting and building — giorgio agamben
- pandemic, ignorance, and new collective places — alain badiou
- on the black leadership and other white myths — we still outside collective
- quarantine letter #10: irreversible — dakota
- quarantine letter #9: the day after is behind us — joël gayraud
- quarantine letter #8: shards — nevada
- the return of death — local cinematography committee
- the anarchy of beginnings : notes on the rhythmicity of revolt — rodrigo karmy bolton
- the destituent moment of the chilean october — interview with philosopher rodrigo karmy
- quarantine letter #7: a step forward? — zilarra
- quarantine letter #6: empty plazas — emilio
- trespassing horizons — sandra göbel
- new reflections — giorgio agamben
- quarantine letter #5: unreconciled — ron sakolsky
- our shared absence — frédéric neyrat
- the funeral of salvatore ricciardi — wu ming
- against pandemic capitalism — milan emergency volunteer brigades
- questions about the current pandemic from the point of view of ivan illich — david cayley
- quarantine letter #4: everything is true, nothing is permitted — icarus
- squirrels on the loose : on the chilean state of exception — gerardo muñoz
- the pandemic community — nil mata reyes
- social distancing — giorgio agamben
- marginal notes on the agamben scandal — anonymous
- the economy or life — anonymous
- quarantine letter #3: in spring, an interruption — kora
- quarantine letter #2: interruption, suspended — orion
- covid-19: the 21st century begins now — jérôme baschet
- postscript — neal miller
- quarantine letter #1: destitution, interrupted — august & kora