125 Reviews

Martin Ryle, Jean-Jacques Lecercle, Esther Leslie, Lorenzo Chiesa, Darren Ambrose, Lucy O’Meara and Liam O’Ruairc ~ RP 125 (May/Jun 2004) ~ Reviews

Reviews AfterwardsGilbert Achcar, The Clash of Barbarisms: September 11 and the Making of the New World Disorder, trans. Peter Drucker, Monthly Review Press, New York, 2002. 128 pp., $15.95 pb., $55.00 hb., 1 58367 081 5 pb., 1 58367 082 3 hb. Verna V. Gehring, ed., War after September 11, Rowman & Littleﬁeld, Lanham MD, […]

128 Reviews

David Macey, Andrew Bowie, John Kraniauskas, David Cunningham, Nina Power, Philip Derbyshire, Michael O’Sullivan, Liam O’Ruairc and Aislinn O’Donnell ~ RP 128 (Nov/Dec 2004) ~ Reviews

Reviews ‘To be matter’Claudine Frank, ed., The Edge of Surrealism: A Roger Caillois Reader, Duke University Press, Durham NC, 2003. 416 pp., £17.95 pb., 0 82233 068 7. ^ In 1934 two men in Paris contemplated something new and wonderful. They had obtained a pair of Mexican jumping beans. The younger of the two wanted […]

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Simon Jarvis, David Macey, Harry Harootunian and Liam O’Ruairc ~ RP 146 (Nov/Dec 2007) ~ Reviews

Reviews There is no science of languageJean-Jacques Lecercle, A Marxist Philosophy of Language, trans. Gregory Elliott, Brill, Leiden and Boston, 2006. vii + 240 pp., €113.00 hb., 9 00414 751 9. ^ Marxism, as Jean-Jacques Lecercle concedes in this clever, incisive and witty book, has made few sustained contributions to the philosophy of language. Despite […]