
HKRB Interviews: Todd McGowan
In this HKRB Interview Frank Smecker asks Lacanian Todd McGowan about condoning the unbearable enjoyment of loss, the radicality of psychoanalysis Continue reading
In this HKRB Interview Frank Smecker asks Lacanian Todd McGowan about condoning the unbearable enjoyment of loss, the radicality of psychoanalysis Continue reading
Hirbohd Hedayat reviews a new book on immigration and solidarity, more relevant than ever in light of the debates of Continue reading
Paul Fung reviews the latest CUP book on Dostoevsky and his place in Russian literary history, exploring the worlds inhabited Continue reading
Yunwen Gao reviews a controversial new Chinese alternative history novel and explores the political situation in Hong Kong and China today. Continue reading
Adam Steiner reviews Critchley’s latest. A collection of entries for a projected, larger encyclopaedia of impossibility, ABC is a revealing Continue reading
Jason Goldfarb reviews Johannes Angermuller’s new book on why critical theory hasn’t theorized its own naming and categorization. Johannes Angermuller, Why Continue reading
Nadim Bakhshov, author of Against Capitalist Education, reviews a new edition of Nietzsche’s lectures on education published as Anti-Education by the NYRB. Friedrich Nietzsche, Anti-Education, Continue reading
Promise Li reviews Victoria Pitts-Taylor’s new study of the dialogue between feminism and neuroscience and assesses her argument for a new compatibility between Continue reading