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Power and Crisis

Isaac Ariail Reed and Michael Weinman, editors.
Colin Laidley, managing editor.

A collaboration between faculty at the University of Virginia, Bard College Berlin and The New School for Social Research, this Public Seminar platform provides a forum for the study of power in a time of social crisis and political transformation. We explore power, violence and the activist life by engaging with histories of the present. We ask: what historical trajectories of domination inform the present? How should we think about the history of the “modern” era in the light of the current crisis of democracy? Informed by the thought of Hannah Arendt, the vertical explores the evanescent present between past and future.

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Why Engage Public Anger

A reply to Chakravarti's Introduction to 'Sing the Rage'

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Michael Weinman August 1, 2017
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Sing the Rage

Listening to Anger after Mass Violence

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Sonali Chakravarti July 27, 2017
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Why Do Schoolhouses Matter?

The Rise of Public Education in America

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Johann Neem July 20, 2017
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Making Russia Great Again

The Facts and Fictions of Russian Nationalism

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Abby Schrader July 19, 2017
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The Politics of Russian Nationalism

Vladimir Putin as Centrist

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Richard D. Anderson July 17, 2017
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Jerusalem on the Fourth of July

Reflections a bold and immoral message to Americans

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Michael Weinman July 5, 2017
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The Captivity of Otto Warmbier

Outsiders, Insiders, and Mad Kings

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Ann M. Little June 15, 2017
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Mayoral Statements on Confederate Memorials

Misrepresentation and Misrecognition, yet again (Part Two)

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Michael Weinman June 12, 2017
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Presidential Visits to Yad Vashem

Misrepresentation and Misrecognition, yet again (Part One)

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Michael Weinman June 8, 2017
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Trump as Ubu Roi

On the charismatic appeal of vulgarity

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Isaac Ariail Reed June 6, 2017
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