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  • Femininity as ‘it’: Sexual Normativity within Schizoanalysis

    Georgia Gibbs asks if schizoanalytic de-subjectification can contribute towards a feminist account of sexual normativity.

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The semantic dimension of Newtonian Power

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By Asher Jiang The concept of physical power in its modern forms has been introduced by Sir Isaac Newton in…

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Introducing The Great Seljuk Empire

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The collapse of the Ottoman empire in the wake of the First World War a century ago did not merely…

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Descartes in Scotland and pre-Enlightenment Scottish philosophy

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By Giovanni Gellera Until recently, the question ‘What was philosophy like in Scotland before the Enlightenment?’ met a standard answer…

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Contemporary Muslims and the Challenge of Modernity(ies)

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So when will Islam undergo a reformation? When will Muslims catch up with modernity and join the 21st century? Why…

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An extract from ‘The CounterText interview: Tom McCarthy’

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An interview between  2015 Man Booker Prize finalist Tom McCarthy and the editors of CounterText: Ivan Callus and James Corby.…

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Gender as trans-formation

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By Jenny Sundén A moment in time that Time Magazine has termed “the transgender tipping point” – showcasing transgender celebrities at…

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Spotlight on CounterText: ‘Toward Countertextuality’

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The second issue of CounterText, ‘Toward Countertextuality’, is out later this month. CounterText was launched this year with the stated…

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Post-Politicisation and the Return of the Political

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Erik Swyngedouw and Japhy Wilson explore the parallax gap between struggles for democracy against a backdrop of growing political disaffection.

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An Interview with Graham Harman

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To celebrate the new edition of Quentin Meillassoux: Philosophy in the Making, we bring you an exclusive author Q&A with Graham Harman. Questions by Jon Cogburn.

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