Reading “The Hundreds,” After Theory
What teaching Lauren Berlant and Kathleen Stewart's "The Hundreds" taught Casey Dawson and Christopher Schaberg.
"Never be afraid to sit awhile and think." — Lorraine Hansberry
What teaching Lauren Berlant and Kathleen Stewart's "The Hundreds" taught Casey Dawson and Christopher Schaberg.
Casey Dawson, Christopher SchabergDec 1, 2019
LARB gender and sexuality editor Eric Newman considers “Females” by Andrea Long Chu.
Eric NewmanNov 25, 2019
Kay Gabriel confronts “Females” by Andrea Long Chu.
Kay GabrielNov 25, 2019
Sam Gee reviews a recent biography of Martin Buber, as well as the recent republication of Buber's "Daniel: Dialogues on Realization."
Sam GeeNov 20, 2019
The celebrated political philosopher discusses her new book, “Revolution Today,” and the importance of transdisciplinary thinking.
Nasrin OllaNov 17, 2019
The work of a major Latin American social theorist is finally available in English translation.
Simi FreundNov 11, 2019
David Stromberg considers the long-neglected critical writings of Isaac Bashevis Singer.
David StrombergNov 11, 2019
A major European philosopher diagnoses the pathologies of our time.
Leonid BilmesNov 7, 2019
Joseph S. O’Leary considers James W. Heisig's new book, "Of Gods and Minds."
Joseph S. O’LearyOct 12, 2019
Rizvana Bradley and Saidiya Hartman talk about Hartman's new book, "Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments."
Rizvana BradleyOct 8, 2019
Skye C. Cleary reviews Kate Kirkpatrick's new biography of Simone de Beauvoir, "Becoming Beauvoir: A Life."
Skye C. ClearyOct 8, 2019
Isabel Ortiz and Bernadette Grubner talk to philosopher Alenka Zupančič about ontological inconsistency and #MeToo.
Bernadette Grubner, Isabel OrtizOct 7, 2019