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By Andrew Robinson The most explicitly political aspect of Barthes’s work is his ‘mythology’, or analysis of myths. Many of the myths he studies come from the fields of politics and journalism. Barthes’s work on myths prefigures discourse-analysis in media studies. He is discussing the type...

Πέθανε κι ο μεγάλος δάσκαλος Peter Newmark

Για τα εικοσάχρονα του Μάιλς Ντέιβις

Για καλό και για κακό θα φτιάξω και μια κιβωτό

Ένα απ' τα πολύ καλά του Ζίζεκ

http://backdoorbroadcasting.net/2011/06/the-rise-of-the-indignant-spain-greece-europe/

By Andrew Robinson Perhaps the best-known of the classical anarchists, Mikhail Bakunin is known for his advocacy of the “urge to resist”. There is much more to his theory than is generally known or studied. A contemporary of Marx, and his antagonist in some bitter disputes within the First...

Nira Yuval-Davis, 20 June 2011 Racialised and forced migrants are the spectre of the 'other' in the autocthonic dream of the 'pure' otherless universe which we must confront. This border-zone is our political as well as our analytical challenge, says Nira Yuval Davis About the author Nira...

Ομολογώ ότι πριν δω αυτή τη συνέντευξη δεν ήξερα ούτε τον γιο, ούτε τον πατέρα. Τώρα, βέβαια, σκοπεύω να διαβάσω τα βιβλία και των δύο.

by John Clegg and Aaron Benanav Paul Mattick’s most recent book, Business as Usual: The Economic Crisis and the Future of Capitalism, was just published by Reaktion Books. In late April, he sat down with John Clegg and Aaron Benanav of the journal Endnotes. Rail: Recent reports suggest that...

By Matthew Fuller If the appetite to read comes with reading, then open text archive Aaaaarg.org is a great place to stimulate and sate your hunger. Here, Matthew Fuller talks to long-term observer Sean Dockray about the behaviour of text and bibliophiles in a text-circulation network Sean...

Egyptian Workers: Protectors of the revolution