Telos 179 (Summer 2017): A New Regime?
A New Regime?
Introduction
Russell A. Berman
Three Forms of Democratic Political Acclamation
Mitchell Dean
Introducing Ágnes Heller’s “Reflections on Gullibility”
Rita K. Laszlo
Reflections on Gullibility
Ágnes Heller
Global Pedagogy: Critique of Appearance in Stephanie Black’s Life and Debt Life and Debt
Kfir Cohen
The Literary Image of Radical Evil: A Philosophical Reading of Roberto Bolaño
Juan Carlos Donado
Photography, Finitude, and the Human Self through Time
Ruth Jackson
Working on the Self: Adorno and Wittgenstein on the Therapeutic Task of Philosophy
Roger Foster
Ethics Without Substances: Foucault, Mishnaic Ethics, and Human Ontology
Robbie Duschinsky and Daniel H. Weiss
Hegel’s Philosophy of Physics and Kant’s Noumena
Damien Booth
Notes and Commentary
Revolutionizing Time: Bloch’s Challenge to Marx in Spirit of Utopia
John-Patrick Schultz
Life in Ruins: Ecological Disaster and Adorno’s Idea of Natural History
Aaron Bell
Critical Theory of the Contemporary
Populism and the Humanities
David Pan
Science at Dusk in the Twilight of Expertise: The Worst Hundred Days
Timothy W. Luke
Common Good Politics and the Renewal of the Left
Adrian Pabst
Hong Kong and Shanghai, 1987–2017: A Convergence, a Reversal, and Two Ironies
Jeffrey Wasserstrom