NLR 147, May–June 2024
WEBOwen Hatherley on Andy Beckett, The Searchers. Interlinked portraits of the Labour Party’s Bennite bloc, from 1968 to the Corbyn leadership. NLR 147, May–June 2024. Includes articles by Tony Wood, Owen Hatherley, Cédric Durand, Radhika Desai, Rebecca Lossin, Grey Anderson, Sanjay Subrahmanyam and Rashid Khalidi.
NLR 148, July–August 2024 - newleftreview.org
WEBNLR 148 • July/Aug 2024. Still lagging its G7 peers in recovery from the 2008 crisis, and faced with the impasse of Brexit, Britain is haunted again by the spectre of decline. As Labour returns to office, tight-lipped about its plans, Tom Hazeldine analyses the class character of the vote and the regionally skewed economy that underlies it.
NLR 138, November–December 2022 - New Left Review
WEBNLR 138 • Nov/Dec 2022. 139. articles. Dylan Riley & Robert BrennerSeven Theses on American Politics. Bidenism analysed as the outcome of a bipartisan lurch towards growthless Keynesianism, in a new stage of capitalist accumulation emerging from the long downturn. Classes—and class politics—redefined in a strikingly original intervention.
Enrica Villari, Between History And Theory, NLR 148, July–August …
WEB1 day ago · An unstable compromise. Given that ‘a form becomes more comprehensible and more interesting the more one grasps the conflict, or at least the difference, connecting it to the forms around it’, Moretti’s starting point is the fundamental opposition between the novel and tragedy. footnote 3 In ‘The Great Eclipse’, collected in Signs Taken for Wonders (1983), he argues that the ...
Julian Stallabrass, Memories of the Present, NLR 148, July–August …
WEB1 day ago · More like a photo ‘Photographs’ taken by phone cameras are already extensively governed by ai processes, of course. The user’s choice of when to press the shutter marks only a mid-point in a burst of images, taken before and after, that are melded to make the resulting ‘photograph’, using hdr effects to increase tonal range and resolution, and to decrease ‘noise’, or lower entropy.
NLR 131, September–October 2021 - New Left Review
WEBOct 18, 2021 · The environmental science of growth curves common to natural and social worlds and alternative endings—stagnation, collapse, decline. NLR 131, September–October 2021. Includes articles by Wolfgang Streeck, Richard Seymour, J. X. Zhang, Mike Wayne, Tom Hazeldine, Franco Moretti, Sujatha Gidla, Alan Horn, Adrian Grama and Ryan Ruby.
NLR 136, July–August 2022 - New Left Review
WEBAug 30, 2022 · Close readings of the Anglophone modernist canon, capturing a world literary system caught between European decline and American ascent. NLR 136, July–August 2022. Includes articles by Emilie Bickerton, Peter Wollen, R. Taggart Murphy, Cédric Durand, Mario Sergio Conti, Benjamin Kunkel, Patricia McManus, Pierre Vilar, John-Baptiste Oduor ...
NLR 137, September–October 2022 - New Left Review
WEBNov 1, 2022 · Saul Nelson on T. J. Clark, If These Apples Should Fall. Why—and how—Cézanne took visual representation in painting to breaking point. Buy print issue. Download issue PDF. NLR 137, September–October 2022. Includes articles by Susan Watkins, Anahid Nersessian, Frigga Haug, Forrest Hylton, Aaron Tauss, Saul Nelson, Edward King and Göran ...
NLR 143, September–October 2023 - New Left Review
WEBOct 12, 2023 · Lucid study of the relationship between two titanic philosophical systems. Buy print issue. Download issue PDF. NLR 143, September–October 2023. Includes articles by Christoph Schuringa, Dylan Riley, Johannes Hoerning, Alyssa Battistoni, Geoff Mann, Caitlín Doherty, Perry Anderson and Nic Johnson.
NLR 135 • May/June 2022 - New Left Review
WEBJun 23, 2022 · Kyle Rosen on Fredric Jameson, The Benjamin Files. The writings of Walter Benjamin reconceived as modernist experiments in allegory. Buy print issue. Download issue PDF. NLR 135, May–June 2022. Includes articles by Marco D'Eramo, Alyssa Battistoni, Timothy Erik Ström, Marcus Verhagen, Julia Hertäg, Kyle Rosen, Daniel Finn, Alexander Zevin ...
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