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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Price in pencil on title page. Tony Wood: Collapse as Crucible While Russias anti-Putin demonstrations have prompted talk of a civic awakeningled by a flat-pack middle classthe countrys overall social landscape remains largely unmapped. Tony Wood surveys its shifting structures since the Soviet collapse, and the consequences of marketizations advance through the USSRs ruins. Nancy Fraser: On Justice Conceptions of justice drawn from Plato to Rawls, explored through analysis of a powerful novel by Kazuo Ishiguro. Who counts as a subject, and what strategies could enable those debarred from the sphere of justice to overturn their status? T. J. Clark: For a Left With No Future An epistle to capitalisms immobilized opponents from the author of Farewell to an Idea. Drawing on sources from Bruegel to Nietzsche, Hazlitt to Benjamin, T. J. Clark supplies notes for a rethinking of left politics that would recognize the impasses of the present and the horrific legacies of the past, while abandoning the mirages of futurity. Susan Watkins: Presentism? Reply to T.J. Clark Responding to Clark, Susan Watkins questions the adequacy of a perspective built upon mans propensity for violence, and defends a historicized politics of social transformation against the cramped horizon of the present. Ying Qian: China in the Frame Origins and mutations of the PRCs independent documentary movement. From vanguard to grass roots, and from passive observation of a country in flux to a politicized, activist cinema, turning its lens onto the workings of power. Julian Stallabrass: Digital Dissent A tonic for cyber-babble from the pages of Mute magazine, assessing the real impact of new technology on politics and cultural life. Can this valuable source of critique survive in a cold recessionary landscape?.
