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Antipode links to a number of pieces by Neil Smith – lots of good things to read here.

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Andy Merrifield on Lefebvre, Occupy and Kafka

Two online pieces by Andy Merrfield – Henri Lefebvre’s Youthfulness of Heart and Enigma of Revolt: Kafka on Occupy (via Geographical Imaginations).  

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Originally posted on geographical imaginations:
Special issue of Theory, culture and society 29 (2012) on Topologies of Culture: Celia Lury, Luciana Parisi and Tiziana Terranova, Introduction: The Becoming Topological of Culture Peter Sloterdijk, Nearness and Da-sein: The Spatiality of Being and Time Rob Shields, Cultural Topology:…

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Originally posted on Foucault News:
An audio version of the Roundtable “Foucault and the Courage of Truth” that took place at Goldsmiths College, January 13, 2012  is now available on the m/f website Speakers were: Professor Arnold I. Davidson (University…

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A brief tribute to Neil Smith, and seven open access papers from the archives of Environment and Planning A and Society and Space:

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Some thoughts about Neil Smith at the Royal Holloway Geopolitics & Security blog.

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The Wire: Race, Class, and Genre

Interesting looking edited book – The Wire: Race, Class, and Genre, edited by Liam Kennedy and Stephen Shapiro, published by University of Michigan Press. Here’s one of the publicity blurbs: “This bravura collection of essays ratifies the opinion of millions … Continue reading →

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Originally posted on urbanculturalstudies:
CFP-edited book on Marxism and Urban Culture Submissions are invited for an edited book on Marxism and Urban Culture that has received initial interest from an international publisher known for their strength in Marxian-themed series and…

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Originally posted on geographical imaginations:
I started this blog on 10 July with a promise to see how it went: I said I’d been told that blogging wasn’t a distraction but a helpful way of sorting out ideas and opening…

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Michael Shapiro – Studies in Trans-Disciplinary Method

Michael Shapiro’s new book Studies in Trans-Disciplinary Methods: After the Aesthetic Turn is now out. This groundbreaking and innovative text addresses the deep ontological and epistemological commitments that underpin conventional positivist methods and then demonstrates how “method” can be understood … Continue reading →

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