Posts tagged: occupy

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  Democracy, Equality, Emancipation in a Changing World

  The idea of emancipation makes us think of politics in terms of a conflict of worlds in contrast to the dominant idea that assimilates it to a conflict of forces.

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  An Interview with Judith Butler

  Judith Butler's new book interweaves her two theories of performativity and precarity with the works of Hannah Arendt, Giorgio Agamben, and Emmanuel Levinas as a way to critically assess and speak to Tahrir Square, Occupy, Black Lives Matter, and other movements of dissent. In this interview, Stephanie Berbec asks her to consider her work in light of the recent events at Standing Rock and the 2016 presidential election.

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  Time on the Clock of The World: Amin Husain on How We Handle Trump

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  Acting in Concert: a conversation with Judith Butler

• VIDEO: David Harvey and David Graeber at CUNY April 25th

• This Saturday in New York: Public Symposium on the 'Occupy' Movements and the Left

• A Roundtable with the editors of Occupy!

• "Had Occupy Wall Street been just a dream?": Sukhdev Sandhu reviews writing from the Occupy Movement

• "Democracy must be reinvented"—Žižek on Occupy & the Arab Spring

• Simon Critchley asks "What is Normal?"

• Occupy Wall Street is moving into your house

• “A devil for provocative judgement:” McKenzie Wark, Situationism and Occupy