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AI interregnum

Reivew of Nick Srnicek, Silicon Empires: The Fight for the Future of AI (Cambridge: Polity Press, 2026)
Toni Čerkez ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 109–111 ~ Review Reviews

Psycho-platforms

Reivew of Elizabeth Cotton, UberTherapy: The New Business of Mental Health (Bristol: Bristol University Press, 2025).
Jumanah Younis ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 106–108 ~ Review Reviews

The impossibility of the ‘chattel proletariat’

Reivew of David McNally, Slavery and Capitalism: A New Marxist History (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2025).
Anisha Sankar ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 102–105 ~ Review Reviews

Possible music

Reivew of Fumi Okiji, Billie’s Bent Elbow: Exorbitance, Intimacy, and a Nonsensuous Standard (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2025).
Rafael Lubner ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 99–102 ~ Review Reviews

Avant-garde models

Reivew of Nicolas Helm-Grovas, Laura Mulvey and Peter Wollen: Towards Counter-Cinema (Leiden: Brill, 2026).
Oliver Dixon ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 95–99 ~ Review Reviews

Erotic worldmaking

Reivew of Alexander Stoffel, Eros and Empire: The Transnational Struggle for Sexual Freedom in the United States (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2025).
Esther Franke ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 93–95 ~ Review Reviews

The philosophy of revolt

Reivew of Idris Robinson, The Revolt Eclipses Whatever the World Has to Offer (Los Angeles: Semiotext(e), 2025)
Dominique Routhier ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 88–93 ~ Review Reviews

The Mickey Mouse Industrial Complex

Reivew of Vicky Osterweil, The Extended Universe: How Disney Killed the Movies and Took Over the World (Chicago: Haymarket Books, 2026)
Esther Leslie ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 85–88 ~ Review Reviews

Until Palestine is free, nothing is normal

Reivew of Adam Hanieh, Robert Knox and Rafeef Ziadah, Resisting Erasure: Capital, Imperialism and Race in Palestine (London: Verso, 2025).
Sharri Plonski ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 82–85 ~ Review Reviews

Hans-Georg Backhaus, 1929-2026

Henrik Jung ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 112–114 ~ Obituary

‘A Collective / Inarticulate Harmony’: A report on the film seminar Doc’s Kingdom (Odemira, November 14 to 19 2025)

Rita Macedo and Kerstin Stakemeier ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 73–81 ~ Commentary

Adorno’s Marx and philosophical terminology

Dossier: Reading Adorno

Jake Orbison ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 60–72 ~ Article

Lecture, 7 February 1963

Dossier: Reading Adorno

Theodor Adorno ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 52–59 ~ Article

Why read Adorno: A lecture

Dossier: Reading Adorno

Werner Bonefeld ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 46–51 ~ Article

Reading Adorno

Theodor Adorno ~ RP ( ) ~ Dossier

Thermal contradictions of electronic capital: The second Jevons paradox and the prehistories of the Data Centre Cooling Crisis

Gregoire Chamayou ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 12–28 ~ Article

Lumpendialectic

Rebecca Comay ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 29–45 ~ Article

After we achieved political understanding: On the poetics of Peter Weiss’s Aesthetics of Resistance

Danny Hayward ~ RP 2.21 (Summer 2026), pp. 323–11 ~ Article

RP 2.21

Summer 2026

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