Philosophy

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  The Traitor

  by André Gorz
  The most intimate and profound book to emerge from the existentialist movement.
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  Between Cultures

  by Alexander García Düttmann
  A wide-ranging exploration of recognition as it relates to multiculturalism.
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  Bodies, Masses, Power

  by Warren Montag
  A groundbreaking interpretation of Spinoza as materialist.
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  In a Materialist Way

  by Pierre Macherey
  “The record of a subtle, independent, powerfully demystifying mind.”—Terry Eagleton

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  Classes

  by Erik Olin Wright
  “A major breakthrough in the conceptualization of class relations.”—American Journal of Sociology
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  Not Yet

  Edited by Jamie Owen Daniel and Tom Moylan
  A timely introduction to Ernst Bloch, one of the most inspiring thinkers of the twentieth century.
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  The Circular Structure of Power

  by Torben Bech Dyrberg
  A challenging investigation into the concept of power.
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  Cynicism and Postmodernity

  by Timothy Bewes
  A critical assessment of the preoccupations of contemporary society and the political crisis posed by cynicism.

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  Critique of Taste

  by Galvano Della Volpe
  A classic work of twentieth-century aesthetics.
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  Analytical Marxism

  by Marcus Roberts
  A critical evaluation of the course and legacy of the Analytical Marxist project.
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  Media Manifestos

  by Régis Debray
  A tool-kit with which to rethink the whole business of mediation.

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  Marxism and Hegel

  by Lucio Colletti
  “The highest standards of scholarship, precision and clarity.”—Philosophical Quarterly

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  The Limits of Disenchantment

  by Peter Dews
  A wide-ranging survey of the problems and thinkers dominating today's philosophical discourse.
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  Michel Foucault

  by Rudi Visker
  A lucid and elegant survey of Foucault's corpus, as well as a major intervention in the debate over the nature of Foucault's work. 
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  Solidarity in the Conversation of Humankind

  by Norman Geras
  Confronting the issues of universalism in the philosophy of Richard Rorty.
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  Supposing the Subject

  Edited by Joan Copjec
  The psychoanalytic subject in modern culture and politics.