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Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Kennan Ferguson, James Martel
  3. pp. 575-578
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Articles

  1. Justice and Divine Violence: Walter Benjamin and the Time of Anticipation
  2. Massimiliano Tomba
  3. pp. 579-598
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  1. Alternative Authenticities: Thinking Transgender Without Essence
  2. Nina Hagel
  3. pp. 599-628
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  1. Speculative Political Theory: Quentin Meillassoux and “the Great Outdoors” of Politics
  2. Inna Viriasova
  3. pp. 629-652
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  1. Post-Naturalistic Racialization in the “Post-Racial” United States: On the Shifting rather than Declining Significance of Race
  2. Fred Lee
  3. pp. 653-678
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  1. The Corpulence of Self-tracking: The Quantified Self, Derrida, and Writing in the Age of Digital Accountability
  2. Andrea Righi
  3. pp. 679-698
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  1. Stasis: Notes Toward Agonist Democracy
  2. Dimitris Vardoulakis
  3. pp. 699-725
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In Translation

  1. The Psychic Life of the Power of Rebellion: Introducing León Rozitchner’s “Philosophy and Terror”
  2. Bruno Bosteels
  3. pp. 726-737
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  1. León Rozitchner’s “Philosophy and Terror”
  2. Don T. Deere, Ricardo Ortiz Vázquez
  3. pp. 738-745
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Symposium—The Paralysis of Critical Theory

  1. Introduction: Reflecting Paralysis
  2. Andrew Poe
  3. pp. 746-755
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  1. Critical Theory and the Pursuit of a Political Education
  2. Robyn Marasco
  3. pp. 756-768
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  1. Beyond “Education in Sickness”: A Biopolitical Marcuse and Some Prospects for University Self-Administration
  2. Andrew Lyndon Knighton
  3. pp. 769-787
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  1. 21 Theses on the Politics of Forms of Life
  2. Daniel Loick
  3. pp. 788-803
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  1. Herbert Marcuse, the Liberation of “Man,” and Hegemonic Humanism
  2. Zhivka Valiavicharska
  3. pp. 804-827
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  1. The Paralysis in Criticism
  2. Adam Sitze
  3. pp. 828-852
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  1. We Thinkers from the Gilt-Edged Margins: Six Theses on Critical Theory
  2. Christian Thorne
  3. pp. 853-860
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Reviews

  1. “That hippopotamus the American people”: Livingston’s Damn Great Empires!
  2. Jennifer Pitts
  3. pp. 861-866
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  1. The Human As (and Through) Imbrication: Frost’s Biocultural Creatures
  2. Emily Beausoleil
  3. pp. 867-872
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  1. “We,” the “People”: Olson’s Imagined Sovereignties
  2. Paul Mazzocchi
  3. pp. 873-878
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  1. From Governing (Through) Rights to Governing (Despite) Rights?: Sokhi-Bulley’s Governing Through Rights
  2. Ivan Manokha
  3. pp. 879-885
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  1. Biographies
  2. pp. 886-890
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