Catalogue

#8. Claire Colebrook: Who Would You Kill to Save the World? (2023)

Inaugural winner of the Hugh J. Silverman Book Prize in Philosophy and Literature, 2024 (Association for Philosophy and Literature)

#7. Oliver Davis and Tim Dean: Hatred of Sex (2022)

Reviewed in:

• French Studies
• The Psychoanalytic Quarterly
• William A. Percy Foundation for Social Science Studies
• Judgment

#6. Julia Schleck: Dirty Knowledge: Academic Freedom in the Age of Neoliberalism (2022)

Reviewed in:

• Los Angeles Review of Books
• Chronicle of Higher Education
• Journal of the Midwest Modern Language Association
• AAUP

#5. Gregg Lambert: The People Are Missing: Minor Literature Today (2021)

Reviewed in:

• American Literary History

#4. Lawrence Venuti: Contra Instrumentalism: A Translation Polemic (2019)

Reviewed in:

• Three Percent
• Public Books
• World Literature Today
• LA Review of Books
• The Translator
• Multilingua: Journal of Cross-Cultural and Interlanguage Communication
• Comparative Literature Studies
• Yearbook of Translational Hermeneutics
• Journal of Translation Studies
• Translation Review
• English Language and Literature Studies
• Target: International Journal of Translation Studies
• Translation and Literature
• Meta: Journal des traducteurs / Translators' Journal
• Transletters: International Journal of Translation and Interpreting

#3. Jeffrey T. Nealon: I’m Not Like Everybody Else: Biopolitics, Neoliberalism & American Popular Music (2018)

Reviewed in:

• American Literary History
• Lateral: Journal of the Cultural Studies Association
• Journal of Popular Music Studies
• Cultural Critique

#2. Scott Ferguson: Declarations of Dependence: Money, Aesthetics, and the Politics of Care (2018)

Reviewed in:

• Lateral: Journal of the Cultural Studies Association
• thesis eleven: critical theory and historical sociology
• Journal of Cultural Economy

#1. Frank Ruda: Abolishing Freedom: A Plea For a Contemporary Use of Fatalism (2016)

Reviewed in:

• Marx and Philosophy Review of Books