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Paradoxes of populism during the pandemic by Brubaker, Rogers

“…Populist protests against Coronavirus-related restrictions in the US appear paradoxical in three respects. Populism is generally hostile to expertise, yet it…”
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On the necessity of prefigurative politics by Monticelli, Lara

“…The purpose of this article is to elaborate on the concept of prefiguration by outlining the necessity of its contribution to a progressive public philosophy…”
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Six theories of neoliberalism by Flew, Terry

“…This article takes as its starting point the observation that neoliberalism is a concept that is ‘oft-invoked but ill-defined’. It provides a taxonomy of uses…”
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On the 50th anniversary of La révolution du langage poétique by Lechte, John

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Mimetic accumulation: Marx, Foucault, and Adorno in and with Federici’s Caliban and the Witch by Sokolofsky, Jake

“…Silvia Federici's Caliban and the Witch is a landmark text in Marxist feminism, rethinking capitalism's development from and with the standpoint of women. In…”
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Emancipation and liberation as normative horizons in critical theory by Andrade Costa, José Fernando

“…Although they are often used as synonyms, emancipation and liberation constitute two distinct normative horizons in critical theory of society. In this…”
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In defense of obscure academic writing by Braune, Sean

“…There has been a backlash against academic writing in the humanities that can be found in popular culture at least since the 1990s. By considering a selection…”
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The hidden abode of artificial intelligence production: Stretching the limits of artificial intelligence ethics and critique by Paci, Bernardo

“…The present article aims to discuss the possibility of including the sphere of artificial intelligence production within the domain of artificial intelligence…”
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Territorial Stigmatization in the Age of Advanced Marginality by Wacquant, Loïc

“…The comparative sociology of the structure, dynamics, and experience of urban relegation in the United States and the European Union during the past three…”
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Justifying the paradoxes of modernity: On the emergence of contemporary cynical discourses by Sik, Domonkos

“…Late modern existence is built around ambivalences: subjects experience the structural paradoxes of global capitalism or information society as social…”
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Apprehending digital hostility and online abuse: Feminist care ethics in/and digital ecologies by Cover, Rob

“…The experience of digital platforms in the 2020s is often marked by a lack of ethical care: increasing rates of online abuse, trolling and adversarial speech…”
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Institutions and their failure to care: Bureaucracy and the practice of emotion by Barclay, Katie, Moore, Vivienne

“…Any study of radical care needs to pay attention to the institution as a place of care. Yet, institutions have been more readily associated with failures of…”
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Leveraging feminist approaches to care by Warin, Megan, Beasley, Chris, Chao, Sophie

“…The work of thinking about, with, and through care is not the prerogative of any single discipline or positionality, as this Special Issue vividly illustrates…”
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Care ethics and contemporary art: Imagining and practising care by Millner, Jacqueline

“…Feminist care ethicshas for some time guided contemporary artists and curators in their search for sustaining and sustainable practices in the current…”
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Injecting care and negotiating pleasures with weight loss pharmaceuticals by Warin, Megan, Bombak, Andrea, George, Bailey

“…The recent rise of injectable ‘wonder drugs’ for weight loss has been rapid and unregulated (so rapid that it has resulted in a worldwide shortage of Ozempic)…”
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What's care go to do with it? Feminism and the uncertain radical potential of care by Beasley, Christine, Papadelos, Pam

“…Feminist uses of the term ‘care’ actively contribute to ongoing debates about the kind of world we currently live in, as against the one we want to inhabit in…”
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The dynamics of peer-to-peer care: Peers as radical care practitioners by Maher, JaneMaree, Abbott, Danielle, Zivkovic, Tanya

“…Hi‘ilei Julia Kawehipuaakahaopulani Hobart and Tamara Kneese (2020) define radical care as ‘as a set of vital but underappreciated strategies for enduring…”
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Under pressure: Care, capacity and organ donation by Zivkovic, Tanya

“…In this paper, I seek to theorise the concept of pressure in relation to families’ experiences of organ donation during COVID-19. Drawing on Australia-based…”
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Utopia as compensation for secularization by Cunningham, Daniel

“…In this article, I argue for an historical understanding of the relationship between ideology and utopia/utopianism that positions the latter as a specifically…”
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Nature, significance, and the human perspective: Refusing the choice between scientism and posthumanism by Abbott, Mathew

“…This paper criticises contemporary posthumanist theories of anthropocentrism by reading an early essay by Bertrand Russell alongside work by Rosi Braidotti and…”
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