radical philosophy

Radical Philosophy is a UK-based journal of socialist and feminist philosophy. The journal appears 6 times a year and features major academic articles, commentaries, news and a large & diverse reviews section.

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Posts tagged ‘justice’

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Walter Benjamin and the Red Army Faction, Part 3

by Irving Wohlfarth / RP 154 (Mar/Apr 2009)

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The promise of justice

by Howard Caygill / RP 143 (May/Jun 2007)

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Justice or appropriation?

Indigenous claims and liberal theory

by Ross Poole / RP 101 (May/Jun 2000)

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Philosophy and politics

by Alain Badiou / RP 096 (Jul/Aug 1999)

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Philosophy in Germany

by Simon Critchley and Axel Honneth / RP 089 (May/Jun 1998)

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Analytical Marxism – an ex-paradigm?

The odyssey of G.A. Cohen

by Marcus Roberts / RP 082 (Mar/Apr 1997)

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The limits of hauntology

Spectres of Derrida Symposium

by Kate Soper / RP 075 (Jan/Feb 1996)

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Jacques Derrida

The Deconstruction of Actuality

by Jacques Derrida, Emile Malet, Patrice Vermeren, Cristina de Peretti and Brigitte Sohm / RP 068 (Autumn 1994)

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Justice and the Gulf War

by Michael Rustin / RP 061 (Summer 1992)

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A Just War? The Left and the Moral Gulf

by Gregory Elliott / RP 061 (Summer 1992)

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Does a Marxian Critical Theory of Society Need a Moral Theory?

by Kai Nielsen / RP 059 (Autumn 1991)

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Marxism and Psychoanalysis – An Exchange

by Joel Kovel and Ian Craib / RP 055 (Summer 1990)

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Civil Disobedience and Nuclear Protest

A Reply to Dworkin

by Richard Norman / RP 044 (Autumn 1986)

Philosophical writing about civil disobedience tends to reach only the vaguest of conclusions: that it is normally wrong to disobey the law in a democratic society, but that in some circumstances civil disobedience may be justified, provided the issue is sufficiently serious and weighty and alternative methods have been tried without success. That of course [...]