Critical Horizons

• Social Ontology and the Past, Present and Future of Critical Theory: A Critical Reading of Georg Lukács and the Possibility of Critical Social Ontology
  Critical Horizons02 May 2023By J.F. Dorahy
• Retaining the Good, the True and the Beautiful, While Bringing Critical Theory Down to Earth
  Critical Horizons02 May 2023By Jerome Braun
• The Children Who Have No Part: A Rancièrian Perspective on Child Politics
  Critical Horizons20 April 2023By Itay Snir
• Reconstructive Critique as Immanent Critique: On the Notion of Surplus of Validity in Axel Honneth’s Theory of Recognition
  Critical Horizons12 April 2023By Luiz Repa
• Social Reproduction is not a Fairy Tale: A Conversation Between Axel Honneth, Silvia Federici, and Nancy Fraser
  Critical Horizons12 April 2023By Bárbara Buril Lins
• Jaeggi, Agamben and the Critique of Forms of Life
  Critical Horizons12 April 2023By Önder Özden
• The Pervert’s Guide to Political Philosophy: Agonism and the Ontology of Power
  Critical Horizons10 October 2022By Santiago Castro-Gomez
• Bodies in Public Spaces: Questioning the Boundary Between the Public and the Private
  Critical Horizons07 August 2022By Vicky Roupa
• Barricades: Between Resistance and Revolution
  Critical Horizons05 August 2022By Ori Rotlevy
• “Utopianism in Pianissimo”: Adorno and Bloch on Utopia and Critique
  Critical Horizons05 August 2022By Jonathan Roessler
• What is Fascism Without a State?: Countering Claims of Bataille’s Left Fascism
  Critical Horizons01 August 2022By Patrick Miller
• Vox populi, vox neminis: Crowds, Interactivity and the Fate of Communication
  Critical Horizons01 August 2022By Bernardo Ferro
• Contempt, Respect, and Recognition
  Critical Horizons25 July 2022By Bryan Lueck
• Unifying, Comparative, Critical and Metacritical: Domenico Losurdo’s Nietzsche as Aristocratic Rebel
  Critical Horizons19 July 2022By Matthew Sharpe
• Critical Theory Between Klein and Lacan: A Dialogue
  Critical Horizons19 July 2022By Scott Robinson

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