Tag: Philosophy

The Oppenheimer Enigma

Illuminating legend and doubt

Climate Change, Seriously

Urgency can be the enemy of seriousness

The Charms of the Polemical

Negativity and the cultural legacy of the 1960s

Little Heart-Shaped Pills

Love potions and neurotechnology.

What Remains of Francisco Franco

When the personal becomes necropolitical.

Between Political Economy and Political Theology – Part 2

Martijn Konings and Adam Kotsko Discuss Neoliberalism by MARTIJN KONINGS and ADAM KOTSKO CC0 via Pixabay   Stanford University Press is proud to present the second part of a conversation between Martijn Konings, author of Capital and Time, and Adam Kotsko, author of Neoliberalism's Demons. Adam 

Between Political Economy and Political Theology – Part 1

Martijn Konings and Adam Kotsko Discuss Neoliberalism MARTIJN KONINGS and ADAM KOTSKO June 1, 2017 – President Trump delivers a speech to a crowd in the Rose Garden of the White House. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons.   Stanford University Press is proud to present 

Ten Years after the Crisis: The Real Nature of Speculation

What we have and haven’t learned from the 2008 financial crisis. LISA ADKINS CC0 via Pixabay The year 2018 marked a decade since the global financial crisis, an anniversary that inevitably provoked reflections on the legacy of the crash. These ruminations fixated on the path-altering