LRB Blog
Europe’s leading magazine of ideas, published twice a month.
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Most recent posts
Apart from flashes of utopianism, Derrida’s conception of politics was quite old-fashioned, perhaps pre-Kantian: for him, politics was concerned not with designing a new society but with responding to random conflicts thrown up by the …
Every death at Grenfell was avoidable. Every death was the result of choices – acts of negligence, carelessness, contempt, incompetence and deliberate deceit – made by individuals, corporations and elected officials.
It was partly because of the French that Scotland mattered to England in the 16th century. On both sides of the border, monarchs made claims about status and self-sufficiency, drawing on classical iconography, Renaissance architecture, …