Radical Philosophy 2.05 / Autumn 2019

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Elsa Dorlin, ‘What a body can do’

Rei Terada, ‘Hegel’s racism for radicals’

Dimitris Vardoulakis, ‘Spinoza’s law’

Maya Kronfeld, ‘The philosophyer’s bass drum’

Dossier: Saba Mahmood in memoriam

Ratna Kapur: The radical intellectual legacy of Saba Mahmood Sian Melvill Hawthorne, ‘Calls, Invitations, Summons’ Pinar Kemerli, ‘Thinking critically with Saba Mahmood’

Angela Davis and Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak in conversation with Nikita Dhawan: ‘Planetary Utopias’

Reviews

Marina Vishmidt, Speculation as a Mode of Production
- Josefine Wikstroem

Catherine Rottenberg, The Rise of Neoliberal Feminism
- Lynne Segal

Jaleh Mansoor, Marshall Plan Modernism
- Luisa Lorenza Corna

C. Heike Schotten, Queer Terror
- Rahul Rao

Fumi Okiji, Jazz as Critique
- Dhanveer Singh Brar

Laurent De Sutter, Narcocapitalism
- Amedeo Policante

Saul Newman, Political Theology: A Critical Introduction
- Luke Collison

Chris Hesketh, Spaces of Capital/Spaces of Resistance
- Sam Halvorsen