Anthony Ballas and Kamran Baradaran interview Indian philosopher Shaj Mohan about Palestine, India’s role in the war on Gaza, constructing a philosophy against and apart from that of “rich white countries,” and more.
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Dimestore novels were documentaries
In “Dimestore novels were documentaries,” poet and essayist Lyta Gold explores how the language of the supernatural and extraterrestrial inflects everyday life.
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Late Fascism: An Interview with Alberto Toscano, Part 2
This is the second part of a two part interview with Italian philosopher Alberto Toscano about his new book, Late Fascism, in which he discusses, among other things, fascism’s “religion of death,” the superstructural terrain of the fight against fascism, the new temporality of the climate crisis, and whether fascism’s internal dynamics mean that it will always collapse under its own contradictions.
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Late Fascism: An Interview with Alberto Toscano, Part 1
Last month, Jake Romm spoke with Alberto Toscano about his new book Late Fascism. Here’s Part 1 of the interview, covering the impetus behind the book, petit-bourgeois fascism, & the idea of petty-sovereignty & more.
Part 2 coming soon.
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Letters From Gaza, Part 6
The team at The Institute for Palestine Studies has been translating and publishing messages from Gaza as Israel continues its assault on the strip. To help maximize their reach, we are republishing these messages here. This is the sixth post in this series.
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For Every Eclipse, A Contradiction
In “For Every Eclipse, A Contradiction,” poet Madeline Lane-McKinley reflects on the history of solidarity with the Palestinian liberation struggle –– and the complicity of those who remain silent.
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Letters From Gaza, Part 5
The team at The Institute for Palestine Studies has been translating and publishing messages from Gaza as Israel continues its assault on the strip. To help maximize their reach, we are republishing these messages here. This is the fifth post in this series.
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I Grant You Refuge
It is our great honor to publish this translation of “I Grant You Refuge” by Palestinian poet, novelist, and teacher, Hiba Abu Nada. “Refuge” was written on October 10th and is among the last pieces she composed before being martyred by an Israeli airstrike on October 20th. We are beyond grateful to Huda Fakhreddine for her incredible translation from the original Arabic.
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The Haunted House of Labor
This Halloween, Kim Kelly recalls the labor heroes, known and anonymous, who gave their lives for the workers’ struggle—from retaliation to horrific working conditions, labor is haunted by ghosts.
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Letters From Gaza, Part 4
The team at The Institute for Palestine Studies has been translating and publishing messages from Gaza as Israel continues its assault on the strip. To help maximize their reach, we are republishing these messages here. This is the fourth post in this series.
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