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Jacques Rancière
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Broadcast
Radical Thinkers: Judith Butler, Simon Critchley and Jacques Rancière
To celebrate publication of the fifth set of books in Verso's acclaimed
Radical Thinkers
series, you're invited to listen to some audio from an October 2009 event entitled "
Radical Thinkers: Judith Butler, Simon Critchley and Jacques Rancière on the importance of critical theory to social movements today.
" The event took place at the New School in New York City where angry masses had to be turned away due to over-capacity.
By
Clara Heyworth
/ 12 January 2011 /
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