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A useful guide to the new titles we published in January!

In this short article, Jean-Baptiste Fressoz explores the paradox of Bruno Latour's materialism as a historian and sociologist of science and his idealism as a philosopher of ecology. 

The UCLA Department of Urban Planning will be hosting a memorial for Mike Davis from 5-8pm on March 2, 2023. Anyone interested in attending can register to the event for free here.

Politicians are struggling to find words in the face of the ecological disaster, but as Christian Salmon notes, this crisis is only the latest in a long series of shocks that have permanently undermined our ability to propose coherent narratives.

Our recent publication of Marx’s Literary Style has us reflecting on some of the other great works of Literary Theory that we’ve published over the years. It inspired us to make this reading list, loaded with key texts from writers like Fredric Jameson, Valery Podoroga, Oscar Wilde, and others that will pair nicely with our publication of Ludovico Silva’s wonderful analysis.

Michael Heinrich on Søren Mau's new book, Mute Compulsion.

"The relation between concepts, categories and metaphors is among the salient concerns of Silva’s study"–Alberto Toscano introduces Marx's Literary Style.

Last September, generations of historians came together to celebrate and honor 'the last figure of the "total historian"', Carlo Ginzburg. Ginzburg's relentless pursuit of historical knowledge continues to produce and inspire new paths of historical inquiry.

The French publisher Editions la Tempête was formed by four friends who share a commitment to translating important political work so that international socialist ideas are more accessible. In this interview, Yann Gomez describes their early experience opening the press and the contradictions inherent to political publishing.