Gillian Rose, Marxist Modernism: Introductory Lectures on the Frankfurt School and Critical Theory Rachel Pafe Gillian Rose, Marxist Modernism: Introductory Lectures on the Frankfurt School and ...

Fredric Jameson has been a busy man over the last decade. As well as two massive tomes on science fiction and modernism, combining republished essays with extensive new material, there has been a ...

The word culture entails a value judgement, and to a certain extent it relates to an axiological type of content.* When used with reference to human culture, its primary meaning is metaphorical, since ...

RP 011 (Summer 1975) ~ Article Paul Feyerabend, 'How to Defend Society Against Science', Radical Philosophy 011, Summer 1975.

The crises and mutations of contemporary capitalism have rendered palpable Marx’s observation according to which in bourgeois modernity human beings are ‘ruled by abstractions’. [1] The processes of ...

Alice Crary teaches philosophy at the New School for Social Research in New York, and is Visiting Fellow at All Souls College, Oxford, 2021-22. Her current projects include two books, Animal Crisis, ...

The intellectual movement that calls itself longtermism is an outgrowth of Effective Altruism (EA), a utilitarianism-inspired philanthropic programme founded just over a decade ago by Oxford ...

Matthieu Renault is Reader in Philosophy at the University of Paris 8 Vincennes-Saint-Denis, and a member of the Laboratory of Studies and Research on Contemporary Logics of Philosophy (LLCP). Recent ...

RP 017 (Summer 1977) ~ Article Michele Le Doeuff, 'Women and philosophy', Radical Philosophy 017, Summer 1977, pp. 2–11.

It is no doubt pointless to try to give a definition of the ‘world’ other than one that is tautological in form, like the one Heidegger attempted with the celebrated formula, Die Welt weltet, ‘the ...

Intellectual properties, the various kinds of which are known as patents, copyright and trademarks, could be regarded as central techniques of accumulation in contemporary capitalism, if immaterial ...

When a notable philosopher, having established a reputation for rigorous argumentation and scholarship, directs a major new book toward a popular audience, a certain skepticism may be forgiven among ...