The Symbol Is Dead, Long Live the Symbolic
According to Warren Breckman, revolutionary romantic philosophers such as Slavoj Žižek are practicing a form of “Christian-bolshevism” that has lost...
According to Warren Breckman, revolutionary romantic philosophers such as Slavoj Žižek are practicing a form of “Christian-bolshevism” that has lost...
Axel AnderssonNov 22, 2014
Accelerationism is picking up speed as a new way to challenge the dominant system.
Brian WillemsNov 21, 2014
A meditation on how we organize and produce knowledge at the university, and the need for study of study.
Paul A. BovéNov 13, 2014
Part II of a two-part interview with one of Europe’s foremost thinkers, Zygmunt Bauman.
Efrain Kristal, Arne De BoeverNov 12, 2014
James Turner’s Philology makes a case for the comparative mode that gave birth to the modern humanities — but what does his argument say for the...
Scott SpillmanNov 11, 2014
Jacques Rancière and how a new politics of aesthetics disrupts the way we reduce violence into mediated forms.
Brad EvansNov 11, 2014
Part I of a two-part interview with one of Europe’s foremost thinkers, Zygmunt Bauman.
Efrain Kristal, Arne De BoeverNov 11, 2014
Writing in the same year that Thatcher was elected, Foucault described a nascent neoliberalism now in its mature state. For three graduate students...
Anna Shechtman, Peter Raccuglia, Susan MorrowNov 7, 2014
Contributor Harry Halpin on Julian Assange's "What Is Enlightenment?: Google, Wikileaks, and the Reorganization of the World"
Harry HalpinNov 2, 2014
"It is not very common that a work of philosophy that deals with beauty is itself beautifully written. David E. Cooper’s 'Sunlight on the Sea...
Peter CheyneOct 28, 2014
"We’ve not only become absolute commodities but commodities whose every meaningless gesture is also a commodity as they are captured for the screen."
Brian Kim StefansOct 19, 2014
Two new books remind us that the allegory of the cave is still alive and kicking, and that it speaks directly to the current cultural moment.
Martin WoessnerOct 18, 2014
What might we make of Derrida’s legacy, 10 years after his death?
Peggy Kamuf, Gil Anidjar, Elisabeth Weber, Michael Marder, Luce IrigarayOct 9, 2014
What might we make of Derrida’s legacy, 10 years after his death?
Gil AnidjarOct 9, 2014
What might we make of Derrida’s legacy, 10 years after his death?
Elisabeth WeberOct 9, 2014
Jeremy Butman Interviews Simon Critchley
Jeremy ButmanOct 9, 2014
What might we make of Derrida’s legacy, 10 years after his death?
Michael Marder, Luce IrigarayOct 9, 2014
What might we make of Derrida’s legacy, 10 years after his death?
Peggy KamufOct 9, 2014
Robert Howse’s bold and admirable new study seeks to rehabilitate Strauss, who has been repeatedly (and posthumously) identified as the origin point...
Benjamin Aldes WurgaftOct 6, 2014
On Rodrigo Nunes’s 'Organisation of the Organisationless'
Dave MesingOct 1, 2014
What’s the matter with the humanities?
Patrícia VieiraSep 17, 2014
The decision of one of the century’s most influential philosophers to join forces with one of the most barbaric regimes in human history has been the...
Gregory FriedSep 13, 2014
DECONSTRUCTING ZIONISM: A Critique of Political Metaphysics, a new collection of essays by Gianni Vattimo and Michael Marder, is both timely and...
David LloydAug 17, 2014
A new body of literature is now challenging traditionally accepted views of the secularization.
Daniel Colucciello BarberAug 14, 2014