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A journal of critical theory, contemporary aesthetics, and radical thought, established 1972. Issue 2.04 includes a dossier on social reproduction (A. Mezzadri, K. Vora, M. Taha & S. Salem and S. Federici), essays on the translation of the philosophical canon (by A. Toscano and Y...ijing Zhang), an interview of Oskar Negt, numerous reviews and more.
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Radical Philosophy series 2 issue 1, published February 2017. This is a special relaunch issue which includes a dossier on the commemorations of the October 1917 Revolution, an interview with Kim Stanley Robinson and numerous other pieces.
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A triannual journal of critical theory, contemporary aesthetics, and radical thought, established 1972. Issue 2.03 includes an interview with Vietnamese filmmaker Trinh T. Minh-ha, a piece by Italian philosopher Toni Negri, commentaries on the Palestinian Museum and the politics ...of miscarriage, a dossier on deportation, numerous reviews and more.
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RP is a journal of critical theory, philosophy and radical thought, est. 1972. This issue (Winter 2019, 2.06) includes Judith Butler on Marx and Latour, Mark Neocleous on security and death, long form pieces by Nathan Brown, Lucie Kim-Chi Mercier and Matteo Pasquinelli, an interv...iew with Detlev Claussen, reviews and more.
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Radical Philosophy journal, series 2, issue 2.02, June 2018.
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A journal of critical theory, contemporary aesthetics, and radical thought, established 1972. Issue 2.05 includes a dossier on Saba Mahmood, a discussion between Angela Davis and Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, an obituary to Michel Serres, articles, reviews and more.
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RP is a journal of critical theory, philosophy and radical thought, est. 1972. This issue (Spring 2020, 2.07) includes commentaries on the current situation in Chile, India and the 'Arab Spring', articles on Ilyenkov and Computation, Hegel's natural assumption, an Interview with ...Markus Rediker, a review-essay on Fred Moten's trilogy and more.
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