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When the US Government Went After Anti-Nazi Hollywood
LARB presents an excerpt from “Hollywood Hates Hitler! ” by Chris Yogerst.
All Essays
My Lockdown with “Death in Venice”
"The pandemic has made me, once again, that sorry thing: a mere spectator of life." D. A. Miller on social distancing and "Death in Venice."
Between Victories and Their Shortcomings: On Larry Kramer’s Sexual Politics
João Florêncio on reckoning with both Larry Kramer’s landmark HIV/AIDS activism and shortcomings.
Don Franzen and Jesse Wegman Discuss Abolishing the Electoral College
A conversation about the past and future of the Electoral College.
Our Story Is the American Story: A Conversation with Renee Tajima-Peña and Geeta Gandbhir
The producers of “Asian Americans” reflect on the making of their groundbreaking documentary series.
“We All Have Levers We Can Pull”: Reforming Graduate Education
What if we throw out the blueprints of exclusionary prestige and fuel a resistance that defunds the traditions of Higher Ed?
On Afropessimism
Jesse McCarthy considers the writing of Frank B. Wilderson III.
Not All Reform Will Move Us Forward: Maya Schenwar and Victoria Law Call for Restorative Justice
Eleanor J. Bader speaks with Maya Schenwar and Victoria Law about the pitfalls of popular prison reforms and the need to pursue restorative justice instead.
All the Sad Clowns: On Francis Carco’s Novel “Perversity”
Revisiting Jean Rhys’s translation of a classic French tale of sadistic desire and forbidden love.
When the Chronically Ill Go into Remission: Filmmaker Jennifer Brea’s Life After “Unrest”
Megan Moodie details her own experiences with chronic pain and illness alongside a critical assessment of Jennifer Brea’s documentary “Unrest” (2017).
What Is Democratic Socialism? Part III: Life After Capitalism
Martin Hägglund responds to his critics.
What Is Democratic Socialism? Part II: The Immanent Critique of Capitalism
Martin Hägglund responds to his critics.
What Is Democratic Socialism? Part I: Reclaiming Freedom
Martin Hägglund responds to his critics.
Socialism for Liberals
Jodi Dean on whether you should spend your time on “This Life” by Martin Hägglund.
Free Time and Free People
William Clare Roberts appraises the democratic socialism of Martin Hägglund's "This Life."
Socialist Freedom and Capitalist Freedom
Michael W. Clune on desire and socialism in Martin Hägglund's "This Life."
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