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Theory & Practice

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Theory & Practice
Radical Hope Amid Catastrophe
May 14, 2020Vafa Ghazavi
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Theory & Practice
Sentencing the Present: Part Two
May 14, 2020Jonathon Catlin, Ayça Çubukçu, Benjamin P. Davis, Stephen Hopgood, Siddhant Issar, Martin Jay, Lissa McCullough, Mohammad Salama
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Theory & Practice
The Job of Critical Thinking Now
May 7, 2020Joan Wallach Scott
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Theory & Practice
Sentencing the Present
May 7, 2020Jonathon Catlin, Andrew Cole, Benjamin P. Davis, Bonnie Honig, Joy James, Mark Kingwell, Vincent Lloyd, Sarah Schulman, Dara Z. Strolovitch, Enzo Traverso
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Theory & Practice
The Rebirth of Tragedy
April 28, 2020Arthur Goldhammer
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Race
When Anthropology Overturned a Way of Seeing the World
April 24, 2020Charles King, Zach Schwab
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Theory & Practice
What Thucydides Can Teach Us
April 20, 2020Daniel Schillinger
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Fashion
The Dharma of Fashion
March 30, 2020Otto von Busch
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Theory & Practice
Theses for Theory in a Time of Crisis
March 30, 2020Benjamin P. Davis, Jonathon Catlin
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Courage Before the Break
March 30, 2018Max L. Feldman
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Are Marx’s ‘Capital’ and Althusser’s ‘Reading Capital’ Still Relevant Today?
January 29, 2018Nick Nesbitt
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Queers, Zombies, and Institutions
November 21, 2017Aaron Neber

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