Capital Inequalities
Shamus Khan
We may well need to transcend the capital analogy.
Is There a Place for Utopia?
S.D. Chrostowska
Consider embracing utopia at once as indeterminate speculation about a qualitatively better future and as a hypothesis, by assuming it to be possible.
Democracy’s Thorn
Nancy Isenberg
If not minimized as an aberration, mob violence is often justified as the legitimate expression of popular will.
Identity Tethering in an Age of Symbolic Politics
Mark Dunbar
The less politics effects change, the more politics will affect mood.
Current Issue
Of Continuing Interest
A selection of articles from the archives
Technocratic Vistas
Jackson Lears
What many defenders of liberal democracy fail to realize is that they are no longer defending either liberalism or democracy.
Why We Confess
Elizabeth Bruenig
Confession being fraught as it is with danger for both speaker and listener, the ordinariness of admission is probably the only thing that sustains it.
I Loved You, I Loved You
Alexander Zubatov
Increasingly, we do not, as a rule, do art anymore, and certainly not in the way we once experienced it.
Cultural Marxism
Andrew Lynn
How does a nineteenth-century Hegel-reading philosopher like Karl Marx shape the thinking of today’s social-justice warriors?