October 24, 2019By Jason HendersonAAG Review of BooksFall 2019 In The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, Marx ([1869] 1998) recounted the 1848…- October 24, 2019Publishers WeeklyOctober 2019 Bufe (20 Reasons to Abandon Christianity), publisher of anarchy-and-atheism-focused See Sharp Press, selects essays on atheism from…
October 16, 2019By Meredith Goldsmith, Anna Kryczka, Catherine LiuLos Angeles Review of Books Jenny Brown Responds to Meredith Goldsmith, Anna Kryczka, and…- October 8, 2019By Jordan LarsonBookforumSeptember-November 2019 As the earth melts, societies age, and economies slow, a narrative of humanity’s inevitable decline has…
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- September 30, 2019By Lyal S. SungaPhilosophy & Society Part I: Yugoslavia Yugoslavia’s historical transitions through peace, war and dissolution register both some…
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