Interview

Literature

The Powerful Convergence of Past, Present, and Future in Catherine Texier’s Latest Novel

January 23, 2025Hannah McIntyre, Catherine Texier

Capitalism

Reconstructing Capital

December 6, 2024Gant Roberson, William Clare Roberts

New York City

Where the Avant-Garde Went to Grow

November 26, 2024Michael Inman, Mary Karmelek

Literature

Why the Twentieth-Century Novel Is Stranger Than Fiction

November 22, 2024Mitchell Abidor, Edwin Frank

Sex & Gender

How American Jewish Marxists Forged a Macho Style for Public Intellectuals

October 8, 2024Mitchell Abidor, Ronnie Grinberg

Literature

The Sword Is Mightier Than the Pen

October 2, 2024Margaret Atwood, Aaron James Wendland

Philosophy

Simon Critchley on the Most Important Philosophical Book of the Twentieth Century

July 1, 2024Simon Critchley, Megan Robinson

War

“The gun has become a type of thinking”

June 26, 2024Abdelaziz Baraka Sakin, Anna Simone Reumert

Economy

Is Finance a “Parasite”?

June 25, 2024Scott Aquanno, Stephen Maher, Anna Pick

Literature

Art and Wartime in Ann Hood’s The Stolen Child

May 13, 2024Ann Hood, Emma Minor

Interview

A Love Affair Without Sex?

May 2, 2024Mitchell Abidor, Marija Kavtaradzė

Politics

Liberalism Against Itself and the Return of the Cold War

April 24, 2024Julian Nicolai Hofmann, Samuel Moyn