Another November: Queer Slovakia after 1989
I meet Hana in the Artfórum bookshop in Kozia Street in Bratislava. It is one of her favourite haunts and
Iný November | Eurozine
Stretli sme sa v bratislavskom Artfore. Tam to má Hana Fábry rada. Je to jedno z mála miest, kde sa
Experiments | Eurozine
A thematic issue of Glänta considers ‘experiments’ from the natural sciences to poetry. In their editorial, Göran Dahlberg and Julia
Narrative Apocalypse | Eurozine
Narratives of Apocalypse are a defining feature of the present. In parallel, narrative itself is in decline, or even obsolete,
Hungary leads the far-right charge on free speech
Pedro Frazão is a Portuguese far-right politician who fancies himself as something of an orator. At the Battle for the
Dialogue and silence | Eurozine
Gershom Scholem is remembered as the man who closed the door on the possibility of German–Jewish friendship. Less remembered is
Language and democracy | Eurozine
La Revue Nouvelle (Belgium) examines the relationship between language and democracy, asking how words can include or exclude, empower or
The British School of emotionalism and metamodernism
Over the past decade, a new type of composition has arisen that feels markedly different from what came before. Unlike
An ambicolonial war | Eurozine
In Krytyka (Ukraine), political scientist Ivan Gomza and sociologist Volodymyr Shelukhin discuss democratic peace theory and its limits. Gomza dismantles
Western alignment without looking East
Jürgen Habermas was a great advocate of the universalist world order that emerged after 1945 and raised the possibility of