Malcolm Harris

I believe that last one was a complaint about when Badiou tried to rewrite Plato's Republic with a mean feminist character.

Malcolm Harris

Excited to share my interview with @katolivarius about her new book NECROPOLIS about the yellow fever society of 19th century New Orleans for @nplusonemag. There's so much in there that's relevant to our moment https://t.co/N7tCK7sFxh

Malcolm Harris

@HZeavin @poulomiqsaha @Latinohistory @lnakamur @fturner @cmcilwain All good ones! Would add Glenna Matthews Silicon Valley, Women, and the California Dream, Ruffin's Uninvited Neighbors, and an old article called Women's Place in the Integrated Circuit by Rachel Grossman

Malcolm Harris

This talk between Paul Gilroy and Adam Shatz on William Gardner Smith’s The Stone Face is great https://t.co/HNE63PpUfr

Malcolm Harris

@vanderhoofy It does occur to me for the first time that Ben Carson was making headlines at Johns Hopkins and about to start writing GIFTED HANDS in '89

Malcolm Harris

When I started Aesthetics of Resistance I was excited to read 20th century historical fiction from a closely shared political perspective and now I'm like Oh no :(

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I think Octavio Paz is considered like way too corny by actual poetry people but I still like it and it's a fun way to practice Spanish okay

Malcolm Harris

I wrote about @Suitpossum's new book "Cloudmoney: Cash, Cards, Crypto and the War for our Wallets" which uses some great extended metaphors to describe and explain the money system https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2022/06/the-war-on-cash.html

Malcolm Harris

Not to mention the political networks. Ted Ngoy, the donut king featured in the doc Donut King, was also a major in a US-backed army.

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Re: dialectics, what it is and why it matters, I love the short first chapter to Bertell Ollman's DANCE OF THE DIALECTIC. Great book in general. https://t.co/h0lAfA6P7i