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Alastair Morgan, John Sellars, Lynne Segal, Andrew McGettigan, Peter Hallward, Martin Ryle, Bruce Krajewski, Serge McGuinness and Jules Townshend ~ RP 112 (Mar/Apr 2002) ~ Reviews

The ethical dimension of Adornoʼs work is elusive and gestural, but it is an ineliminable part of his philosophy. Jay Bernstein attempts to do justice to what he terms the ʻethical intensityʼ of Adornoʼs writing by reconstructing the ethical content and premisses of his philosophical output. However, this book is not only a mining of […]

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Stephen Zepke, Philip Derbyshire, Kimberly Hutchings, John Milios and Sean Sayers ~ RP 148 (Mar/Apr 2008) ~ Reviews

Reviews BioaestheticsGerald Raunig, Art and Revolution: Transversal Activism in the Long Twentieth Century, trans. A. Derieg, Semiotext(e), Los Angeles, 2007. 320 pp. £11.95 pb., 978 158435 046 0. This book offers a clear yet complex analysis of the conditions under which art (and indeed politics) could be understood as revolutionary. Yet it posits a distinction […]