Rescued from the Footnotes of History: Lal Bihari Sharma’s “Holi Songs of Demerara”
A rare songbook from British Guiana explores the experience of colonial indenture.
"You can't ignore politics, no matter how much you'd like to." — Molly Ivins
A rare songbook from British Guiana explores the experience of colonial indenture.
Gaiutra BahadurMar 20, 2018
Bruce Robbins on Raoul Peck's "The Young Karl Marx" and how it relates to the Global South.
Bruce RobbinsMar 16, 2018
Nina Power on time and freedom in “Marx Returns” by Jason Barker.
Nina PowerMar 16, 2018
Jason Barker speaks to Clive Coleman, co-writer with Richard Bean of “Young Marx,” a play about Marx and his family’s early years in London.
Jason BarkerMar 16, 2018
Jürgen Neffe on the last journey of Karl Marx, translated by Shelley Frisch.
Jürgen NeffeMar 16, 2018
The dominant image of Marx that one is confronted with today is not simply distorted but inverted. Jason Read on Marx in Bizarro World.
Jason ReadMar 16, 2018
Ana Stankovic on the un-tragic wrongness of Marx’s thought.
Ana StankovicMar 16, 2018
“How should Marx be read today? Or, rather, which Marx do we need to read?” Agon Hamza on “Marx’s Dyslexia.”
Agon HamzaMar 16, 2018
What do Frederick Douglass and the New Criticism have in common?
Michael MeranzeMar 15, 2018
On Carl Cederström and André Spicer's "Desperately Seeking Self-Improvement" and the obsession with optimization in a neoliberal world.
Peter BloomMar 14, 2018
LARB Legal Affairs editor Don Franzen interviews Adam Winkler about his new book "We the Corporations."
Don FranzenMar 11, 2018
Dreams and their ilk (fantasy, literature, language) are a zone of unsurrender. Struggle’s companion and consolation. Consolations don’t have to be gentle.
Jordy RosenbergMar 11, 2018