Radical Philosophy /2.16

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ARTICLES

Editorial, by the Radical Philosophy Collective

Writing Gaza during a genocide, by Atef Alshaer

In tune with their time, by Nasser Abourahme

Against singularity: Palestine as Symptom and Cause, by Sami Khatib

The urgency of anti-imperialist feminism, by Walaa Alqaisiya

Shock without awe, by Abdaljawad Omar

REVIEWS

Review article (Kotef, Shatz, Mamdany, Steinberg): How settler colonialism ends, by Rahul Rao

Samel Moyn, Liberalism against itself: Cold War Intellectuals and the Making of Our Times, by Jessica Whyte

Bernard Geoghegan, Cod: From information theory to French theory, by Gus Hewlett

Ruth Wilson Gilmore, Abolition Geography: Essays towards Liberation, by Jennifer Rycengy

Sara Ahmed, The Feminist Killjoy Handbook, by Hannah Boast

Karl Marx, Critique of the Gotha Program: New Translation, By Chris Newlove

Christopher J. Arthur, The Spectre of Capital Idea and Reality, by Rebecca Carson

Sam Dolbear and Esther Leslie, Dissonant Waves, by Paul Rekret

Hiroki Azuma, Philosophy of the Tourist, by Isabel Jacobs

Nick Seaver, Computing Taste, by Glen Billesbach II