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“Enjoy without Restraint!”

Fifty Years Ago in Paris

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Sergio Benvenuto May 15, 2018
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Agent Sabina

On the abjection of Julia Kristeva

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Albena Azmanova April 28, 2018
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In Memoriam

Ashbery’s poetic cosmopolitanism

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David Micah Greenberg December 11, 2017
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EssaysFeatureLiberal Democracy in Question

Normalizing the State of Emergency

France's recent anti-terror legislation

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Rafael Khachaturian October 12, 2017
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Remember the Bastille

Terror, Terrorism, and Jihadist Capitalism

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Liz Scheer July 18, 2017
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Recovering Community: Part II

Remembering the Jungle at Jules Ferry

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Siraj Izhar May 26, 2017
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Recovering Community: Part I

Remembering the Jungle at Jules Ferry

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Siraj Izhar May 23, 2017
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FeatureLiberal Democracy in Question

You Can’t Always Get What You Want, or In Defense of False Choices

Žižek on Macron and LePen

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Michael Quirk May 5, 2017
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White European Women’s Rights

France’s Paradoxical Women’s Liberation

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Hannah Leffingwell March 1, 2017
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A Burkini Removed and Secularism Exposed

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Marianne Le Nabat August 26, 2016
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