Why Only Art Can Save Us
Gregory Sholette reviews Santiago Zabala’s Heidegger-inspired investigation of contemporary art and aesthetics.
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The Tiger Hunters of Tai O
Jason Chu reviews John Saeki’s new detective novel which restores the South China tiger to its rightful place in the wilds of Hong Kong.
Free Woman: Life, Liberation and Doris Lessing
Tom Sperlinger reviews Lara Feigel’s compelling work on the fascinating life of Doris Lessing.
Reclaiming Conversation: The Power of Talk in a Digital Age
Jemes Besse on new media, conversation and technological design.
Betraying Big Brother
Chloe Lim reviews Leta Hong-Fincher’s second book on women in today’s China.
Marx, Capital, and the Madness of Economic Reason
Thomas L. Lynn, Jr. reviews David Harvey’s new work on the madness of capitalism.
A Serf’s Journal
Grafton Tanner reviews a memoir that looks at the working conditions of big industry – how corporatism breaks, imprisons, and sometimes kills its workers.
Trip: Psychedelics, Alienation and Change
Stuart Walton finds something missing in this self-directed narrative of psychonautic exploration.
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