Radical Philosophy 2.12 / Spring 2022

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Established in 1972, Radical Philosophy (RP) is one of the UK’s oldest self-published journals of the independent left.

This Spring 2022 issue contains a critique of Frederic Lordon’s recent books by Alberto Toscano; an analysis of the Kantian roots of Marx’s concept of subsumption by Andres Saenz de Sicilia; a commentary on Left critiques of AI by Claudia Aradau and Mercedes Bunz, a reflection by Jana Cattien on anti-Chinese racism and the racialization of compliance; an interview with Amia Srinivasan; a commentary on the funding and defunding of culture in the UK by Gary Hall; an essay in memoriam of Dan Graham (1942-1922) by Jeff Wall; an obituary of Sylvere Lotringer (1937-1921) by David Morris; a response to Matthieu Renault’s reading of Hegel by Nigel Tubbs and many reviews.