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By ANSELM JAPPE: The narcissist is much more than a fool smiling at himself in the mirror: he is a central figure of our time.
05/01/2025
By ANSELM JAPPE: The narcissist is much more than a fool smiling at himself in the mirror: he is a central figure of our time.
By ANSELM JAPPE: A land in Europe that could offer the conditions to repeat, with all the necessary differences, the Zapatista experience
By ANSELM JAPPE: A work-free society would not necessarily be condemned to do nothing. It would define what is really necessary for a “good life”
By ANSELM JAPPE: Considerations on the dilemmas of ecoactivism
By ANSELM JAPPE:
Fast builds where security is not a first-order concern
By ANSELM JAPPE:
Concrete is not “neutral” in terms of ecology and health
By ANSELM JAPPE:
Tribute to two recently deceased activists
By ANSELM JAPPE:
A flag capable of combining pacifist, ecological and social struggles
By ANSELM JAPPE:
To understand today's world, the key is to put the central categories of the critique of political economy to work.
By ANSELM JAPPE: The invasion of the latest technological products in biological cycles.
By ANSELM JAPPE:
“Acting minorities” can sometimes be more powerful than “silent majorities”.
By ANSELM JAPPE: The problem may lie at a much deeper level, in the asymmetry of the relationship between the police and the non-police
By ANSELM JAPPE: Considerations on the relationship between television and society
By ANSELM JAPPE: Humanity admits it is powerless before its own creations
By ANSELM JAPPE: Some essential points of the critique of value
By ANSELM JAPPE:
Read one of the articles in the new issue of Margem Left magazine and check out the publication's summary
By ANSELM JAPPE: Commentary on Roman Rosdolsky's book.
By Anselm Jappe
The gravity of this crisis in world capitalist society is not the direct and proportional consequence of the magnitude of the disease. More than that, it is the consequence of the extreme fragility of this society and a revealing
By Anselm Jappe
Commentary on the homonymous book of articles and interviews by Robert Kurz, centered on the analysis of the 2008 economic crisis, and his latest work Dinheiro sem valor
By ANSELM JAPPE: The narcissist is much more than a fool smiling at himself in the mirror: he is a central figure of our time.
By ANSELM JAPPE: A land in Europe that could offer the conditions to repeat, with all the necessary differences, the Zapatista experience
By ANSELM JAPPE: A work-free society would not necessarily be condemned to do nothing. It would define what is really necessary for a “good life”
By ANSELM JAPPE: Considerations on the dilemmas of ecoactivism
By ANSELM JAPPE:
Fast builds where security is not a first-order concern
By ANSELM JAPPE:
Concrete is not “neutral” in terms of ecology and health
By ANSELM JAPPE:
Tribute to two recently deceased activists
By ANSELM JAPPE:
A flag capable of combining pacifist, ecological and social struggles
By ANSELM JAPPE:
To understand today's world, the key is to put the central categories of the critique of political economy to work.
By ANSELM JAPPE: The invasion of the latest technological products in biological cycles.
By ANSELM JAPPE:
“Acting minorities” can sometimes be more powerful than “silent majorities”.
By ANSELM JAPPE: The problem may lie at a much deeper level, in the asymmetry of the relationship between the police and the non-police
By ANSELM JAPPE: Considerations on the relationship between television and society
By ANSELM JAPPE: Humanity admits it is powerless before its own creations
By ANSELM JAPPE: Some essential points of the critique of value
By ANSELM JAPPE:
Read one of the articles in the new issue of Margem Left magazine and check out the publication's summary
By ANSELM JAPPE: Commentary on Roman Rosdolsky's book.
By Anselm Jappe
The gravity of this crisis in world capitalist society is not the direct and proportional consequence of the magnitude of the disease. More than that, it is the consequence of the extreme fragility of this society and a revealing
By Anselm Jappe
Commentary on the homonymous book of articles and interviews by Robert Kurz, centered on the analysis of the 2008 economic crisis, and his latest work Dinheiro sem valor