Revolution and Subjectivity

The book includes essays of Daniel Patrick Rodriguez and Dario Corbeira; Milos Petrovic, Foreword; Antonio Negri, On the Concept of Revolution; David Harvey, What is to be Done?; Barbara Epstein, On the Disappearance of Socialist Humanism; Alain Badiou, Politics: A Non-expressive Dialectics; Domenico Losurdo, The Adventures of the Revolutionary Subject from the 19th to the 21st Century; Alex Callinicos, New Theorists of the Dialectic? Alain Badiou and Slavoj Zizek; Slavoj Zizek, Welcome to Interesting Times!; Gene Ray, Limits of Terror: On Culture Industry, Enforcement and Revolution; Michael Lowy, Lukacs’s Marxism of Revolutionary Subjectivity; Simon Critchley, Resistance is Utile: Authoritarianism versus Anarchism; John Holloway, We, the hidden schizophrenic cripples of the world, the true proletariat, are the revolutionary subject; Alberto Toscano, The Dirty Hands of the Dialectic; Milos Petrovic Crisis, Critique, and the Left; John Bellamy Foster, Why Ecological Revolution? and David Harvey, Afterword