Author Archives: stuartelden

Protevi on Widder on Deleuze

John Protevi’s review of Nathan Widder’s Political Theory After Deleuzeis now available at NDPR.

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Two NDPR reviews of books on Kant

Helga Varden reviews the collection Kant’s Political Theory, edited by Elizabeth Ellis; Jill Vance Buroker reviews Daniel N. Robinson, How is Nature Possible? Kant’s Project in the First Critique. The second is one of the most critical reviews I’ve seen in a … Continue reading →

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Clare O’Farrell gives the details of her piece on Foucault’s treatment of history,

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Spatial Politics – essays for Doreen Massey book and event

Clive Barnett at Pop Theory has the news of a launch event for the collection Spatial Politics: essays for Doreen Massey, edited by Dave Featherstone and Joe Painter. The details of the event can be found here.

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Aberystwyth-Lancaster Postgraduate Colloquium in International Relations

University of Manchester, 5-7 June 2013. I spoke at this a couple of years ago when it was held in Durham. Keynotes this time are Maja Zehfuss and Mick Dillon – should be good.  

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Two forthcoming interviews

Two interviews with me are coming out in journals soon. One was conducted in person almost a year ago, when I went to the University of Kentucky to give one of their Social Theory lectures – the paper that is … Continue reading →

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Martin Eve on the Open Library of the Humanities

At the LSE blog, Martin Eve discusses a new open access project – the Open Library of the Humanities.

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LRB on the Mali Intervention

Stephen W. Smith has a thoughtful piece in the London Review of Books on the intervention in Mali. Here’s the last paragraph, but the whole thing is worth reading: The bigger question is not why France decided to intervene but … Continue reading →

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Catherine Malabou Bodies in Movement seminar recordings

Audio recordings of a seminar with Catherine Malabou at Edinburgh, part of the Bodies in Movement seminar series, are now available. Michael O’Rourke introduced, and there were responses from Jean-Paul Martinon, Tommy Lynch, Eszter Timar, Beth Lord and Liam Jones.

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John Protevi, Life, War, Earth

In the post today, the manuscript of John Protevi’s new book, Life, War, Earth: Deleuze and the Sciences, which I’ve agreed to endorse for University of Minnesota Press. Looking forward to reading this.

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