Martin O'Neill Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Martin O'Neill

For anyone who hasn’t read it, this memoir of literary Dublin in the 1950s and 1960s by Anthony Cronin, Dead as Doornails, is just an absolutely outstanding book: https://t.co/ymqw2HjwSX

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Nice to see that I've got Thomas Piketty to write approvingly (albeit briefly) about Rudolf Meidner. From a special issue of Analyse & Kritik on Piketty's *Capital and Ideology*. Piketty's paper is open access; happy to send my paper to anyone interested. https://t.co/R2sYKt7cVO https://t.co/EmcK1ckinm

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Very sad news to read. Sending best wishes to Hanif Kureishi & hopes for as full a recovery as possible. I have a vivid memory of a rapt reading of The Buddha of Suburbia on an overnight coach trip from Montpelier to Calais back in 1994. I’d never read anything like it before. https://t.co/I4yCSMnZiU

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The utterly brilliant Chiara Cordelli, @chiaracordelli writing in the @BostonReview with an excerpt from her brilliant and wise new book, The Privatized State @PrincetonUPress, which is published today and which everyone should buy and read. https://t.co/vnb30uvoP0

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I was today years old when first I realised — upon getting hold of a hard copy of David Edmonds’s wonderful new Parfit biography — that the young Derek was ginger. 👨‍🦰 https://t.co/4cF0Dch2w7

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.@JoWolffBSG reviews the important new book by Juliana Uhuru Bidadanure, *Justice Across Ages: Treating Young and Old as Equals” (@OUPPhilosophy, 2021), in the journal Mind. https://t.co/5014tPL3Kv

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Big congratulations to Sudhir Hazareesingh (my very first Politics tutor, back in the last century) for winning the Wolfson History Prize for his book on Toussaint L’Ouverture, *Black Spartacus*. 👏 👏 👏 https://t.co/VzdekJuXxG

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Here's the wonderful @RIPhilo lecture on "The Shadow of God", given by Professor Michael Rosen (@HarvardGovernm1 @Harvard) at @UoYPhilosophy @UniOfYork on 17 November 2022. A fantastic tour from Kant and Fichte, to Adorno and the Lisbon earthquake. https://t.co/7jgDNcqAex

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I’ve just ordered Lost in Work, the new book by @AmeliaHorgan, and am very much looking forward to reading it. https://t.co/MXsVQnpLbY

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@joecguinan @meadwaj @Cmmonwealth @DantonsHead @oeufling @carysroberts @Framtidsstudier @_ISRF @UoYPhilosophy @ThomasMHanna Basically the view of Bo Rothstein, in *Just Institutions Matter*. One could almost talk in terms of the #InstitutionalTurn :-) https://t.co/se8Oj1nA2d