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Jean-Paul Sartre’s Situations – beginning of a list of essays and translations

I previously grumbled about how hard it was to navigate Jean-Paul Sartre’s Situations. I went looking for an essay in the French, only to find it was in one volume of the original edition and a different volume of the revised edition. I … Continue reading

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Marco Filoni and Massimo Palma (eds.), Tyrants at Work: Philosophy and Politics in Alexandre Kojève – Editions ETS, 2024 (print and open access)

Marco Filoni and Massimo Palma (eds.), Tyrants at Work: Philosophy and Politics in Alexandre Kojève – Editions ETS, 2024 (print and open access) This volume wants to restore the depth and contradictions – both theoretical and biographical, political and speculative – of … Continue reading

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Nick Nesbitt, Reading Capital’s Materialist Dialectic: Marx, Spinoza and the Althusserians – Brill, May 2024 (print and open access)

Nick Nesbitt, Reading Capital’s Materialist Dialectic: Marx, Spinoza and the Althusserians – Brill, May 2024 (print and open access) While the explicit Althusserian engagement with Marx’s Capital remained largely limited to Reading Capital, after 1968, Nick Nesbitt argues, this theoretical intervention remained … Continue reading

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Olivia Weisser (ed.), Early Modern Medicine: An Introduction to Source Analysis – Routledge, March 2024

Olivia Weisser (ed.), Early Modern Medicine: An Introduction to Source Analysis – Routledge, March 2024 Part of the Routledge series – Guides to Using Historical Sources This collection offers readers a guide to analyzing historical texts and objects using a diverse selection … Continue reading

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Futures of Critique in a Pluricentric World, London, 12-13 July 2024

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Strabo’s Geography: A Translation for the Modern World, trans. Sarah Pothecary – Princeton University Press, June/August 2024

Strabo’s Geography: A Translation for the Modern World, trans. Sarah Pothecary – Princeton University Press, June/August 2024 Strabo’s Geography is an encyclopedic description of the ancient world as it appeared to a contemporary observer in the early Roman empire. Information about taming elephants, collecting … Continue reading

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Danielle Rosvally, Theatres of Value: Buying and Selling Shakespeare in Nineteenth-Century New York City – SUNY Press, July 2024

Danielle Rosvally, Theatres of Value: Buying and Selling Shakespeare in Nineteenth-Century New York City – SUNY Press, July 2024 Theatres of Value explores the idea that buying and selling are performative acts and offers a paradigm for deeper study of these … Continue reading

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Jacques Rancière on Eric Hazan at Sidecar

Jacques Rancière on Eric Hazan at Sidecar – Grand Éditeur There is an infinitely reductive way of commemorating Eric Hazan, simply by saluting him as a courageous publisher and defender of the radical left, an unyielding supporter of the rights … Continue reading

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Gillian Rose, Marxist Modernism: Introductory Lectures on Frankfurt School Critical Theory – Afterword by Martin Jay, edited by James Gordon Finlayson and Robert Lucas Scott, Verso Books, July 2024

Gillian Rose, Marxist Modernism: Introductory Lectures on Frankfurt School Critical Theory – Afterword by Martin Jay, edited by James Gordon Finlayson and Robert Lucas Scott, Verso Books, July 2024 Update October 2024: there is a review by Adrian Wilding in Historical Materialism (open access) Lectures on … Continue reading

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Journée d’étude: Relire Canguilhem à partir des inédits – ENS-PSL, Paris 18 juin 2024

Journée d’étude: Relire Canguilhem à partir des inédits – ENS-PSL, Paris 18 juin 2024

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