Thomas Burnham, The Analogy between the Cultural Revolution and “Cancel Culture”: A Historical Perspective Kaiser Kuo’s ironic tweet responding to the storming of the Capitol...
Thomas Burnham, The Analogy between the Cultural Revolution and “Cancel Culture”: A Historical Perspective Kaiser Kuo’s ironic tweet responding to the storming of the Capitol...
Donald Trump’s political career has invited all kinds of analogies, some useful, most not. Among the most facile have been the attempts to portray the...
76 Days, a feature-length documentary film focusing on the initial coronavirus outbreak in the Chinese city Wuhan, has been making the rounds at film festivals...
Kim Nam-ju (1945-1994), born in Haenam, South Cholla Province, was a leading leftist poet associated with South Korea’s minjung or “people’s” movement of the 1970s...
Dear friends at Monthly Review, As scholars and activists committed to charting a course for an anti-capitalist and anti-imperialist left in the midst of rising...
From a piercing collection of poems, A Cruelty Special to Our Species, poet Emily Jungmin Yoon explores gender, race, and violence, confronting the histories of...
In the West, as popular trust in liberal institutions is eroded, an increasingly unapologetic left is confronting an ascendant right. In the United States, the...
August 6 and 9, 2020 mark seventy-five years since the US dropped atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Despite how long it has been, A-bomb...
“Politics is a protracted war. Do not be in a hurry. Try to see things far in advance and know how to wait, today. Don’t...
Author: Kun Huang Translators: Roy Chan, Shui-yin Sharon Yam Notes on English edition: This essay was originally published in Chinese on the “Trading Thoughts” column...
“das Höchste wäre zu begreifen, dass alles Faktische schon Theorie ist.” Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Wilhem Meisters Wanderjahre I scribbled down a draft of these...
Divya Dwivedi is a philosopher and author based in India. She is currently an Associate Professor at the Department of Humanities & Social Sciences, IIT Delhi....
Thomas Burnham, The Analogy between the Cultural Revolution and “Cancel Culture”: A Historical Perspective Kaiser Kuo’s ironic tweet responding to the storming of the Capitol...
Donald Trump’s political career has invited all kinds of analogies, some useful, most not. Among the most facile have been the attempts to portray the...
76 Days, a feature-length documentary film focusing on the initial coronavirus outbreak in the Chinese city Wuhan, has been making the rounds at film festivals...
Kim Nam-ju (1945-1994), born in Haenam, South Cholla Province, was a leading leftist poet associated with South Korea’s minjung or “people’s” movement of the 1970s...
Dear friends at Monthly Review, As scholars and activists committed to charting a course for an anti-capitalist and anti-imperialist left in the midst of rising...
From a piercing collection of poems, A Cruelty Special to Our Species, poet Emily Jungmin Yoon explores gender, race, and violence, confronting the histories of...
In the West, as popular trust in liberal institutions is eroded, an increasingly unapologetic left is confronting an ascendant right. In the United States, the...
August 6 and 9, 2020 mark seventy-five years since the US dropped atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Despite how long it has been, A-bomb...
“Politics is a protracted war. Do not be in a hurry. Try to see things far in advance and know how to wait, today. Don’t...
Author: Kun Huang Translators: Roy Chan, Shui-yin Sharon Yam Notes on English edition: This essay was originally published in Chinese on the “Trading Thoughts” column...
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