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Joined September 2021
Publication day for my first book, Reading Hegel: Irony, Recollection, Critique ! It's written I hope in a lively,at times polemical style––not only for Hegel scholars but for anyone interested in what's at stake in our reading of philosophy, theory, and criticism @UChicagoPress
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Now out: Growing Pains: Reframing the Degrowth Debates. Feat. essays by Adam Kelly, Sarah Bezan, Elena Gomez, Fred Carter, Megan Kuster, Steven Watts, Jacob Miller, Sarah Comyn, Thomas Waller and Harry Pitt Scott. This one was a long time in the making! tandfonline.com/toc/rtpr20/4…
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I have an article on Marx and the metaphor of economic growth in a new special issue of Textual Practice edited by @sean_obee. Let me know if you’d like to read but get stuck behind a paywall. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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The new issue of Tribune is out soon. - Andreas Malm on Trump II - @comrade_kumar_ on chokepoint resistance - @nihalist___ on Zionism - @joshua_craze on Sudan - @LJFinlayson on Pal Action - Dispatches from ten countries in the US crosshairs Get it here: tribunemag.co.uk/subscribe/?…
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OPEN LETTER: Sally Rooney is a writer, not a terrorist. Her books must be available to the public. Their withdrawal from sale, on the basis of ill-conceived and draconian anti terror legislation, is an affront to basic principles of free speech and expression so long taken for granted in this country. We categorically reject censorship - whether direct or indirect - and urge the government to change course, amending the legislation which has led us to this point of repressive absurdity.
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Gillian Rose: "The legal and social status of women, their dialectic of activity and passivity... is the difficulty, -the- aporia, of the critique of Enlightenment... "Woman" is the Lear of modernity." (The Broken Middle, 185)
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Very much enjoyed this conversation with @JochenSchmon
Talked to @Mblaz39 about his brilliant new book "Absolute Ethical Life" @stanfordpress for the Emancipations journal: On Marx's Aristotelianism, the "bad life" of capitalism, and the missing "ethics" of value-form theory scholarsjunction.msstate.edu…
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tentatively letting people know that i will be giving a presentation at HM London on Prynne, Poetry and Praxis (with heavy reference to Rose in relation to organisational style)
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Some people asked for the syllabus, here is its last iteration.
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Gillian Rose joined my collection.
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Antisemitism is serious. That’s precisely why it should never be weaponised as a political football. Labour doing so should disgust people across every community. And all this while they continue to arm a genocide and lock up pensioners.
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One of my fav passages in Capital: "I demand a working day of normal length, and I demand it without any appeal to your heart, for in money matters sentiment is out of place. You may be a model citizen, perhaps a member of the RSPCA, and you may be in the odour of sanctity.../1
David Graeber, Lecture, 2014 [excerpt]
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... but the thing you represent when you come face to face with me has no heart in its breast. What seems to throb there is my own heartbeat. I demand a normal working day because, like every other seller, I demand the value of my commodity." /2 (from ch. 10 on The Working Day)
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Sally Rooney in March: "By standing in solidarity with Palestine, we are learning how to fight for life on earth"
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For anyone in the Toronto area, next month will be the launch of Rebecca Comay's brilliant On Persistence, out with my Seagull Essays series (DM me if you're interested in reviewing the book). complit.utoronto.ca/events/b…
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I'm the only Jewish leader of a political party. I'm a victim of Antisemitism every day and I've made it clear Jewish people are welcome in my party. You're a Prime Minister who arms a genocide and locks pensioners up for opposing it.
Andy Burnham rules out any partnership between Labour and the Green Party due to their controversial motion declaring "Zionism is racism". 🔗 trib.al/c05KDDg
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"It is at the crux of gender that philosophy––love of wisdom––, the republic, and the legal fictions of personality explode. ... To change 'he' to 's/he' would ... assuage a symptom when it might argue instead with a cause." (Gillian Rose, DoN)
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Recently, JGR editors interviewed Eyal Weizman about his new book, “Ungrounding: The Architecture of Genocide.” His analysis reveals the systematic uprooting of Palestinian lands and livelihoods that Israel has conducted in Gaza from 1948 to today. Find the link below.
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Today is pub day for this powerful book by Ghassan Kanafani! It's translation into English is really decades overdue. Co-published with the wonderful @PalStudies
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Love Will Tear Us Apart “When the symbolic bursts in loud bangs and smells of sulphur, when body parts appear in the wreckage of the symbolic, psychoanalysis must interrogate itself about its political investments: How can we not name the perpetrators? How do we work through the witnessing of an assault unleashed with such impunity? And more crucially, as Fanon would most certainly ask, how do we fend off the reproduction of the victimized collective against all our efforts to find the subject?” — Nadia Bou Ali “I have been thinking for a while about the need for a Sadeanism of the Left, but without really knowing what that meant. And I think you’ve hit upon its first thesis: against fraternity. Or maybe it could be: liberté, égalité… sobriété. We know that Marx detested the idea of a brotherhood of man. It was all part of the German ideology he despised.” — Jason Barker communispress.com/love-will-…
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