Surfing the Jagged Shards of Communism: Jennifer Barth comments on Boris Groys at the ICA

In the first of Jennifer Barth’s reports as TCS Website Researcher, she discusses the recent talk given by Boris Groys in London.

Groys is perhaps most famous among Anglophones for his work on Russian avant-garde art, the ‘post-communist condition’ and the relationship between art and power. A special section on Boris Groys, edited by Matthias Benzer and Hannah Abdullah, will be published in TCS in early 2011.

Image: Boris Groys

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Interview with Jennifer Barth

Jennifer Barth has recently joined the TCS Website team.

As Researcher, she’ll be reporting for us on the UK events that we’re following, and in which we hope readers of Theory, Culture & Society and Body & Society will be interested.



Image: Jennifer Barth

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Interview with Gurminder Bhambra

Gurminder K. Bhambra is the convenor of the British Sociological Association's (BSA) Theory Study Group, and is currently editing a TCS Special Issue on economist Amartya Sen. In this interview with Simon Dawes, she discusses the activities of the Group, Sen's theories and her own research interests.


Image: Gurminder K. Bhambra

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Simon Dawes interviews Stephanie Hemelryk Donald on Ang Lee's 'Lust Caution'

Simon Dawes interviews Stephanie Hemelryk Donald, whose article, 'Tang Wei: Sex, the City, and the Scapegoat in Lust Caution', is now available in Theory, Culture & Society (volume 27, number 4).




Image: Stephanie Hemelryk Donald

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TCS 27.4 Out Now!

The new issue of Theory, Culture & Society (volume 27, number 4) is out now.

This issue contains a controversial article on 'The Postsecular Turn' by Gregor McLennan, an article by Stephanie H Donald on the controversial film Lust, Caution, Susan Ruddick on Affect in the work of Negri and Deleuze, Neil Narine on narrative cinema, Vikki Bell on biopolitics in Argentina, Alev Cinar on globalisation and nationalism in Turkey, and John WP Phillips on Badiou and Rancière


You can access the articles here


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