For a long time, Dionys Mascolo (1916–97) was known mainly as a secondary figure in relation to the more famous writers and intellectuals around him. He

Don’t miss the first part of this ‘Small Talk’ double-bill: an evening of music and ideas at a Paris venue ending the 2026 Banister Fletcher

2 track album

Philosophical journal of the independent Left since 1972.

Le « groupe de la rue Saint-Benoît » renvoie à un groupe d’intellectuels (dont Robert Antelme, Marguerite Duras, Dionys Mascolo, Edgar Morin…) se retrouvant régulièrement chez Marguerite Duras rue Sai...

À l’occasion du centenaire de la naissance de Frantz Fanon, cette journée d’étude propose d’explorer les multiples réceptions de sa pensée ainsi que son destin éditorial.

[version française après la version anglaise] The Group of the Rue Saint-Benoît: Rethinking Intellectual Practice Call for Papers – Deadline Extended 1 September Conference 9 January 2026  9-…

[version française après la version anglaise] The Group of the Rue Saint-Benoît: Rethinking Intellectual Practice Call for Papers – Deadline Extended 1 September Conference 9 January 2026  9-…

The International Labor and Working-Class History journal (ILWCH) invites submissions for a special thematic issue on “The Global Labor History of Artificial Intelligence,” edited by Aaron Benanav (Co...

[version française après la version anglaise] The Group of the Rue Saint-Benoît: Rethinking Intellectual Practice Call for Papers -Conference 9 January 2026  9-11 Rue de Constantine Paris 7007 Univ…

“Abundance” by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson is new packaging for a tried-and-failed attempt to escape from history on a rocket ship.

by Jared Bly

In this essay, Alberto Toscano and Brenna Bahndar explore how the ideology of real estate has come to find direct geopolitical expression in Trump’s crass drive to acquire territory as “property”—a tu...

The aim of this article is twofold. Firstly, it identifies and maps out a new presence in race discourse in the UK arts and higher education, under the heading of 'US Black Critical Thought'. ...

In May 1976, the Jamaican-born cultural theorist Stuart Hall sat down in the BBC’s studios in West London to interview the Trinidadian-born intellectual

How can colonised peoples free themselves from their self-appointed overlords? And what does freedom mean in a world...

YouTube video by Trinity Social Justice Institute

He started out playing a cardboard piano, but became a key figure in the improv scene. Now at 64, the musician is having a moment with his danceable quartet [Ahmed]

People are always interested in learning about the craft of writing. Karl Whitney recommends some books on that very subject.

Professor Ziad Majed examines Israel’s ongoing wars within the political history of the Middle East.