Philosophy

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  The Fiery Brook

  by Ludwig Feuerbach
  Central essays by Feuerbach, advancing his humanist and atheist thought.

  4 posts

  1 discussion

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  Ethics

  by Alain Badiou
  One of the most powerful voices in contemporary French philosophy explodes the facile assumptions behind the recent ethical turn.

  4 posts

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  Concept and Form, Volume 1

  Edited by Peter Hallward and Knox Peden
  First systematic presentation and assessment of the groundbreaking journal Cahiers pour l’Analyse

  2 posts

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  Concept and Form, Volume 2

  Edited by Peter Hallward and Knox Peden
  First systematic presentation and assessment of the groundbreaking journal Cahiers pour l’Analyse

  2 posts

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  Philosophy for Militants

  by Alain Badiou
  A philosophical guidebook for the struggles to come

  1 post

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  The Passage West

  by Giacomo Marramao
  The meaning of politics and philosophy after the era of the modern state
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  The Adventure of French Philosophy

  by Alain Badiou
  Over forty years of French philosophy through the eyes of its greatest living exponent.

  3 posts

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  The Rebirth of History

  by Alain Badiou
  Testing the winds of history blowing from the Arab revolts.

  7 posts

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  The Intellectual and His People

  by Jacques Rancière
  Rethinking the role of the radical public intellectual.

  4 posts

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  Proletarian Nights

  by Jacques Rancière
  A classic text by Rancière on the intellectual thought of French workers in the 19th century.

  6 posts

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  The Communist Manifesto

  by Frederick Engels and Karl Marx
  The second biggest-selling book ever published

  10 posts

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  Introduction to Antiphilosophy

  by Boris Groys
  Provocative exploration of the masters of suspicion with regard to philosophy.

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  Liberty and Property

  by Ellen Meiksins Wood
  From Machiavelli to Rousseau, reading theorists as responding to the conflicts of their time.

  1 post

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  Polemics

  by Alain Badiou
  Overturning the dominant narrative of events, from the Paris Commune to the Iraq wars.

  2 posts

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  Impossible Exchange

  by Jean Baudrillard
  Jean Baudrillard's now familiar investigations into reality and hyper-reality shift here into a more metaphysical frame.
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  Quasi Una Fantasia

  by Theodor Adorno
  Adorno’s own selection of his essays and journalism from more than three decades of music writing.

  3 posts