A Goldsmiths Diary
The UK higher education sector is increasingly under threat. Here Angela McRobbie writes about the sweeping series of planned redundancies at Goldsmiths, University of London, and the wider assault on the sector.
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Philosophy at the End of the World
Featuring Ben Ware, Elsa Dorlin, Judith Butler, Frédéric Gros, and more. -
On Prophetic Form and the Whole Tangled, Dripping Mass of the Dialectic: Jameson at 90
In celebration of Fredric Jameson's 90th birthday, Christopher Breu explores Jameson's work as theorist of temporality and futurity in his 1971 book, Marxism and Form. -
With or Without Hope: Hannah Proctor & Ajay Singh Chaudhary
Hannah Proctor & Ajay Singh Chaudhary discuss hope, exhaustion, and the emotional dimensions of radical politics. -
Nilb, mun, mud: Notice
Short fiction from Stephanie LaCava. -
The Novel of Lenin: Chapter Two
The second installment of our nine-part series:Â The Novel of Lenin by Joseph Andras.
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Forget Eco-Modernism
Recent years have seen renewed debate on climate strategy on the left. Here, Kai Heron responds to the arguments of the proponents of a left ecomodernism, and argues that it risks reactionary political consequences. -
Unintimidated Languages: Jameson at 90
In honor of Fredric Jameson's 90th birthday this month, we're publishing a series of short essays focused on the major books in Jameson's oeuvre. Here, Daniel Hartley revisits Jameson's first book, Sartre: The Origins of a Style (1961). -
Democracy or Bonapartism is out now!
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Josie Fanon and her fidelity to Palestinian liberation
Throughout her almost thirty-year-long career as a journalist and political analyst, Josie Fanon’s gaze remained fixed on Palestine. -
Jason Read and Jeremy Gilbert on Marx, Spinoza, Work, and Breaking Bad
Jason Read discusses his new book, The Double Shift: Spinoza and Marx on the Politics of Work. -
The Novel of Lenin: Chapter One
We’re excited to announce a new nine-part blog series: The Novel of Lenin by Joseph Andras.Starting with this installment and continuing over the next eight weeks, we will be releasing a new chapter of Andras’s biographical micro-novel to mark the centenary of Lenin’s death.
