Search Results for radical political thought

... (including political, ideological, and psycho-affective) of a radical international thought. Going beyond articulations of anti-colonial struggle at the national level, the issue charts radical theories and praxes of insurgency and revolutionary violence and brings an internationalist framework to bear...

... “return to the source”—the radicalism of the colonized and enslaved. [email protected] Copyright © 2022 Duke University Press 2022 Black culture abolition Black joy Black radicalism Black political thought References Berger John . 1968 . “ Nature of Mass...

... cleaning. Taking men's money can feel empowering, “but there's no politics to that.” My inclination as an ethnographer informed by queer and autonomist thought is to say that there are politics to everything. Some workers are not so sure. They are not sure, at least, that those politics are radical ones...

... and fundamentally Caribbean. He never treated self-determination, emancipation, freedom, equality, or justice as essentially European and foreign. Césaire’s intellectual and political inter- ventions radically challenged reductive territorialist approaches to social thought. He refused to concede...

... and Russian Revolutions, considered as the two decisive revolutionary moments of the twentieth century. The author calls for us to reposition the Russian Revolution outside of a Eurocentric frame by examining the ways that Lenin and other revolutionaries thought about Russia through the lens of radical...

..., this article draws on the tools of black political thought, anarchist theory, as well as geography and carceral studies to argue that these practices offer a black anarchist critique of the governance of white carceral geographies, often hidden in Western cover stories of development and security formulated...

... into a locality, a certain association with distant places explored and even conquered—and has begun to take on epistemological, affective, and ontological dimensions, linked not only to a radical transformation of the self but also to the transformation of society (via a notion of revolution) and even matter...

... “fact.” How can vulnerability be a sufficient condition on which to base a politics of contes- tation to the “mechanisms of power” (1) through which human lives are framed today, when it is the first presupposition of liberalism, the tradition of thought and governance to which these mechanisms...

... or Foe: A Conflict of Modern Politics .” Telos , no. 72 : 194 – 99 . Slomp Gabriella . 2005 . “ The Theory of the Partisan: Carl Schmitt’s Neglected Legacy .” History of Political Thought 26 , no. 3 : 502 – 19 . Tronti Mario . 1977 . Sull’autonomia del politico . Milan...

...Andrew Cutrone This paper approaches accomplice work via an exploration of key concepts developed in black social theory, where ‘black’ indexes capacious traditions of subversive political and social thought, and not simply an epidermal characteristic or descriptor. The paper begins by laying waste...

... and the emergence of a new political thought. But in restricting himself to an ontology of the space of radical potentiality, how has Agamben ethically abandoned life to an untheorized exhaustion? As we know, Foucault’s reading of race in “Society Must Be Defended” and the body and its pleasures...

... Armano Emiliana Wright Steve . 2013 . “ Coresearch and Counter-Research: Romano Alquati’s Itinerary within and beyond Italian Radical Political Thought .” Viewpoint Magazine , September 27 . viewpointmag.com/2013/09/27/coresearch-and-counter-research-romano-alquatis-itinerary-within...

... of the League was a sign of the defeat of that policy. The nationalist movements in Bengal and Maharashtra, as well as in the Punjab, began to display Hindu religious symbols and sentiments; it is not a mere coincidence that the growth of radical political thought in India and the culmination of the Hindu...

... relation of thinking? Their book concerns and is concerned with the limits of the political, or what Žižek calls ‘‘the (im)possibilities of radical political thought and prac- tice today’’ What gives political practice today...

...Frank Annunziata Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 The Political Thought of John Chamberlain: Continuity and Conversion Frank Annunziata I Edmund Wilson once remarked of the American intellectuals writ­ ing during the 1920 s that never in all history had a literary genera­ tion...

... Wyatt-Brown, Stanley Elkins Slavery: The Antislavery Interpretation Reex­ amined, American Quarterly 25 (1973), 154-75; Lewis D. Perry, Radical Abolitionism: Anarchy and the Government of God in Antislavery Thought (Ithaca, 1973); for typical, rather too easy dismissals of Elkins ideas see James...

...Barnor Hesse Modern political theory has traditionally exorcised the meaning of black politics from its conceptual landscape. The poststructuralist distinction between politics and the political potentially offers radical possibilities for thinking against this. Its emphasis on contingency...

... repudiated earlier pro-Soviet enthusiasms or had never had them were dismissed as serving the Red cause in subtler and more sinister ways the same kind of charge that the new radicals now bring against liberals who have been dissenters for years. In fanatic politics the enemy is not merely he who opposes...

.... DuBois’s Black Reconstruction in Amer- ica ([1935] 1998) remains instructive for our version of black political thought. DuBois’s reexamination of the politics of the Reconstruction period of American history (1860–80) is a radical critique of the Western institution of democracy in its racial form...

...Richard Pithouse This essay begins by noting the commitment to the universal that animated Frantz Fanon’s praxis. It then suggests that in a moment of renewal in both radical thought and practice there could be real value in returning to this commitment. However, the essay warns that in the past...