The Narration of an Unhappy Consciousness: Lukács, Marxism, the Novel, and Beyond

Keith Ansell-Pearson ~ RP 043 (Summer 1986) ~ Article

The Narration of an Unhappy Consciousness: Lukacs, Marxism, the Novel, and Beyond Keith Ansell-Pearson Parmenides said, ‘one cannot think of what is not’; – we are at the other extreme, and say, ‘what can be thought of must certainly be a fiction.’ – Nietzsche (1) Introduction J. M. Bernstein has written a book that merits […]

Marxism and the Visual Arts Now, University College London, 8–10 April 2002

Andrew Fisher ~ RP 114 (Jul/Aug 2002) ~ Conference Report

Conference report Scholasticism and swaggerMarxism and the Visual Arts Now University College London, 8–10 April 2002 The title of this conference produced the expectation that critical analysis relating speciﬁcally to current artistic practices would be an issue of some urgency for contributors. For a surprising amount of them it was not. Nevertheless, the conference came […]