- July 15, 2024
Something happens, somewhere | Eurozine
A non-event, a continuity: growing rapeseed in Ukraine. For the most part, it’s an unsensational succession of seasonal repetitions: hybridized seeds are sown late summer
Exiled voices: identity & literature
Displacement is a bitter muse, but a very powerful one. The experience of exile has played a huge role for thousands of years in literary
The privilege of anxiety | Eurozine
Anna-Esther Younes is a Palestinian German scholar of race critical theories, psychoanalytic approaches, and de/post-/colonial theory. Her research on the ‘War on antisemitism’, race and
De l’universalisme dans de sombres temps
Le 20 mars 2024, le prix du livre de Leipzig 2024 pour la compréhension européenne a été décerné au philosophe Omri Boehm de la New School
‘Free Palestine’: The cry of Tunisia’s next hirak?
With a death toll long surpassing 30,000, the displacement of 1.4 million people, and a famine induced on a population already bearing the brunt of
Occupation changes life forever | Eurozine
Occupation is like a flood. The water doesn’t reach every house at the same time. First it covers the roads until it meets an obstacle
Let’s make cabbage great again!
As the European Parliamentary elections are nearing their end, so is this show’s season. But have no fear; we’ll be back in no time. In
The paunch | Eurozine
I am in possession of a protruding middle. If you don’t look carefully, you might miss it but it’s there: rotund, firmly planted and bulging.
Eurocommunism | Eurozine
In Soundings, Óscar García Agustín discusses the traces of Eurocommunism that linger on in contemporary European politics. ‘The legacy of Eurocommunism is, at the least,
Raphael up against the wall
In his 1918 poem Radovat’sia rano (It’s Too Early to Rejoice), Vladimir Mayakovsky, the most celebrated poet of his generation in Russia, muses that if