Authors

• Aijaz Ahmad
• Tariq Ali
• Walter Benjamin
• Pascale Casanova

• Régis Debray
• Michael Denning
• Terry Eagleton
• Fredric Jameson

• Ryszard Kapuściński
• Henri Lefebvre
• Michael Maar
• Franco Moretti

• Jacqueline Rose
• Andrew Ross
• Kristin Ross
• Vincenzo Ruggiero

• Edward W. Said
• Sebastiano Timpanaro
• Peter Wollen
• Slavoj Žižek

• Emily Apter
• Iain Bamforth
• Christopher Hitchens
• James Holstun

• Francis Mulhern
• S. S. Prawer
• Christopher Prendergast
• Thomas Richards

• Michael Richardson
• José Saramago
• Roberto Saviano
• Roberto Schwarz

Books

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  Makers of Worlds, Readers of Signs

  by Kfir Cohen Lustig

  A sweeping new theory of world literature through a study of Palestinian and Israeli fiction from the 1940s to the present

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  Poets of the Chinese Revolution

  by Chen Duxiu, Chen Yi, et al.

  How poetry and revolution meshed in Red China

  2 posts

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  Bluebeard’s Chamber

  by Michael Maar

  Germany’s most gifted literary critic on the critical discussion of Nobel Prize laureate Thomas Mann

  1 post

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  In Praise of Disobedience

  by Oscar Wilde

  Works of Wilde’s annus mirabilis of 1891 in one volume, with an introduction by renowned British playwright

  2 posts

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  Atlas of Emotion: Journeys in Art, Architecture, and Film

  by Giuliana Bruno

  An award-winning cultural history of how we experience the world through art, film and architecture

  9 posts

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  C.L.R. James

  by Paul Buhle

  A new edition of C.L.R. James’s authorized biography

  5 posts

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  Grand Hotel Abyss

  by Stuart Jeffries

  Who were the Frankfurt School—Benjamin, Adorno, Marcuse, Horkheimer—and why do they matter today?

  28 posts

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  Literature of Revolution

  by Norman Geras

  Essential essays on key Marxist writers from a leading political thinker

  1 post

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  The Two Lolitas

  by Michael Maar

  A leading German scholar reveals his astonishing discovery about Nabokov’s influential novel

  1 post

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  The Ancients and the Postmoderns

  by Fredric Jameson

  Fredric Jameson sweeps from the Renaissance to The Wire

  13 posts

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  The Last Resistance

  by Jacqueline Rose
  A bravura exploration of politics and writing in dark times

  4 posts

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  Direct Action

  by L.A. Kauffman

  A longtime movement insider's powerful account of the origins of today's protest movements and what they can achieve now

  23 posts

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  The Myths of Liberal Zionism

  by Yitzhak Laor

  One of Israel’s most controversial writers demystifies the “peace camp” liberals

  11 posts

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  Simple Forms

  by André Jolles

  A seminal text in literary theory available in English for the first time

  1 post

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  A Turbulent, Seditious and Factious People

  by Christopher Hill
  Preacher, soldier, rebel: Who was the author of Pilgrim’s Progress, one of the most influential books ever written?

  6 posts

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  Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality

  by Sigmund Freud

  The first edition of this classic work from 1905 shows a radically different psychoanalysis

  5 posts

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  The Debate on Postcolonial Theory and the Specter of Capital

  Edited by Vivek Chibber and Rosie Warren

  Leading thinkers’ critiques of award-winning Postcolonial Theory, as well as the author’s responses and reformulations

  2 posts

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  Darkwater

  by W.E.B. Du Bois

  Essential reading for students of African-American history

  17 posts

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  Utopia

  by Thomas More

  Five-hundred-year anniversary edition of More’s Utopia, with writing from major science fiction writers

  17 posts

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  Inventing the Future

  by Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams

  A major new manifesto for the end of capitalism

  44 posts