Posts tagged ‘socialism’
Levinas’s prison notebooks
by Howard Caygill / RP 160 (Mar/Apr 2010)
The philosophical importance of Levinas’ notebooks from his time as a prisoner of war.
Hegemony and Socialist Strategy, Tate Modern, London, 3 June 2001
by Stewart Martin / RP 108 (Jul/Aug 2001)
Social signs and natural bodies
On T.J. Clark’s Farewell to an Idea
by Jay Bernstein / RP 104 (Nov/Dec 2000)
Beyond Revisionism
New Labour, socialist basics and the dynamic market economy
by Marcus Roberts / RP 073 (Sep/Oct 1995)
The Meaning of Political Ecology
by Tim Hayward / RP 066 (Spring 1994)
‘Political ecology’ is an expression which has become quite familiar in recent years, but does not appear to have acquired a clear and settled meaning.* Evidently it is used to point up some kind of connection between politics, or the political, and ecology, yet the project of making the connection is deeply problematic. In this [...]
50 Reviews
by Gregor McLennan, Jean Grimshaw, Nöel Parker, Terry Eagleton, Nigel Ambrose, Graham McCann, Stuart Sim, Margaret Atack, John Tomlinson, Gregory Claeys, Andrew Dobson, Sean Sayers, Paul Bagguley, Neil Duxbury, John Fauvel and Richard Montgomery / RP 050 (Autumn 1988)
S. H. Rigby, Marxism and History: a Critical Introduction Derek Sayer, The Violence of Abstraction: the Analytic Foundations of Historical Materialism Alex Callinicos, Making History: Agency, Structure and Change in Social Theory Gregor McLennan Diana Coole, Women in Political Theory Andrea Nye, Feminist Theory and Philosophies of Man Seyla Benhabib and Drucilla Cornell, eds., Feminism [...]
Levinas’s prison notebooks
by Howard Caygill / RP 160 (Mar/Apr 2010)The philosophical importance of Levinas’ notebooks from his time as a prisoner of war.
Hegemony and Socialist Strategy, Tate Modern, London, 3 June 2001
by Stewart Martin / RP 108 (Jul/Aug 2001)
Social signs and natural bodies
On T.J. Clark’s Farewell to an Idea
by Jay Bernstein / RP 104 (Nov/Dec 2000)
Beyond Revisionism
New Labour, socialist basics and the dynamic market economy
by Marcus Roberts / RP 073 (Sep/Oct 1995)
The Meaning of Political Ecology
by Tim Hayward / RP 066 (Spring 1994)‘Political ecology’ is an expression which has become quite familiar in recent years, but does not appear to have acquired a clear and settled meaning.* Evidently it is used to point up some kind of connection between politics, or the political, and ecology, yet the project of making the connection is deeply problematic. In this [...]
50 Reviews
by Gregor McLennan, Jean Grimshaw, Nöel Parker, Terry Eagleton, Nigel Ambrose, Graham McCann, Stuart Sim, Margaret Atack, John Tomlinson, Gregory Claeys, Andrew Dobson, Sean Sayers, Paul Bagguley, Neil Duxbury, John Fauvel and Richard Montgomery / RP 050 (Autumn 1988)S. H. Rigby, Marxism and History: a Critical Introduction Derek Sayer, The Violence of Abstraction: the Analytic Foundations of Historical Materialism Alex Callinicos, Making History: Agency, Structure and Change in Social Theory Gregor McLennan Diana Coole, Women in Political Theory Andrea Nye, Feminist Theory and Philosophies of Man Seyla Benhabib and Drucilla Cornell, eds., Feminism [...]
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