Stuart Hall: Selected Political Writings
David Beer reviews the latest collection of Stuart Hall’s work, arguing for its value in combating the rise of reactionary Continue reading
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Heidegger and Jünger
Thomas Lynn reviews a new translation of the correspondence between Heidegger and Jünger, touching on the ideas discussed by the pair Continue reading
Creating a New Medina
Adeel Hussain provides a critical review of Dhulipala’s new CUP text on the formation of Pakistan, arguing that the text shows more Continue reading
Europe in Revolt
Promise Li discusses the possibilities for mapping a much needed new European Left via a new book featuring the most exciting Continue reading
Islam Beyond the Violent Jihadis
Janice Tsang reviews a new book from the emerging force that is Biteback Publishing, discussing representations of Islam today. Ziauddin Continue reading
Romeo and Juliet in Palestine
Rachel Fox reviews Tom Sperlinger’s book about the experiences of teaching under occupation and how politics interrupts education.
Dreamscapes of Modernity
Gábor István Bíró discusses a new theory of ‘sociotechnical imaginaries’, assessing how the science of technology has been shaping identities Continue reading
And The Monkey Learned Nothing
Sean Mahoney on Tom Lutz’s epic travel micronarrative compendium, Jimmy Cliff, and whether monkeys are manipulative arseholes as well as highly Continue reading
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