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Modernism


  • Alternative Economies of Art and Politics: An Interview with Gabriel Rockhill and Nato Thompson
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    Alternative Economies of Art and Politics: An Interview with Gabriel Rockhill and Nato Thompson

    Writing about art and politics often falls into one of two camps. On the one hand, there are those who espouse “art for art’s sake,” arguing that art is a restricted and autonomous domain, concerned solely with aesthetic quality, the imagination, enjoyment, and so forth. On the other are the partisans of “political art,” for…

  • The Correctionists

    The Correctionists

    One of the most widespread diseases is diagnosis. —Karl Kraus For an American audience, the first reaction to the publication of Jonathan Franzen’s The Kraus Project is presumably: who is Karl Kraus? A quick survey reveals only a handful of English-language translations of this Viennese author, who lived from 1874 to 1936. Even academics with…