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Of these, Jacoby’s book is easily the best, mostly because it just focuses on the Frankfurt School and its relation to the communist left. Anderson’s book is a decent overview but forces widely divergent tendencies into a single category. Losurdo’s book looks to be a hatchet job.

Horkheimer’s birthday letter to Adorno (9/11/1938)

Cupid and Psyche, 1907

I very much look forward to reading this book!

It's almost a cliche to point out that the late James C. Scott had complicated - perhaps even "problematic" -politics. Careful discussion of Scott's trajectory, like this by Lorenzo McClellan, is much less common. Worth your time. dissentmagazine.org/online_article…

Only 5 more preorders needed to send Vol. 3 to the printer! Order your copy today: shorturl.at/5yXdv Below is another preview with a glimpse of Eric-John Russell’s “Platforms of Proletarianization,” which assesses the emaciation of the senses wrought by these platforms.

they were meant for each other

"Fascism is a weed which grows inexorably from the soil of capitalism. Antifascism... can’t stop it from returning unless it tears up the soil... and produces a classless society in which the seeds of fascism can no longer sprout." j’accuzzi di zuppa🥫 brooklynrail.org/2024/09/field-…

Man Zizek will really do anything

disturbing

amazing theguardian.com/us-news/2024/s…

A program for liberal renewal in the 21st century

I was thinking of asking whether anyone has ever counted the number of times Jameson has used the word "baleful" in his writing, but it seems someone already wondered this aloud. Not trying to nitpick; it's just an unusual word to use so frequently without it being a terme d'art.

no thanks, i'll remain an atheist