A quarterly journal of culture and politics.
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That's true! I was referring to the coalition in aggregate, but yes its internal makeup reveals how far right Israel has swung — part of why it's not a foregone conclusion that they partner with Arabs to unseat Bibi.
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Liberties Journal of Culture and Politics retweeted
A highly perceptive review of Lance Hammer’s “Queen at Sea,” which, along with Grant Gee’s “Everybody Digs Bill Evans,” was a highlight of this year’s #Berlinale, where Anna Calder-Marshall & Tom Courtenay shared an award for their shattering performances. libertiesjournal.com/online-…
Lance Hammer's new feature, Queen at Sea, with extraordinary performances by Tom Courtenay and Anna Calder-Marshall, is far clearer and deeper on conflicts of family life and civic power than the wrongly acclaimed
Fjord:
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Liberties Journal of Culture and Politics retweeted
Read @zackbeauchamp on the Israeli elections
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Liberties Journal of Culture and Politics retweeted
"while Israeli public opinion is generally hostile to Netanyahu’s attacks on democracy for them, it is at present equally hostile to any serious peace push that might give Palestinians democratic rights of their own."
@zackbeauchamp
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"Between the slaughter in Gaza, de facto annexation of the West Bank, and assault on democracy west of the Green Line, the country has increasingly come to resemble the monster of Leibowitz’s nightmares."
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Liberties Journal of Culture and Politics retweeted
A Miami morning with @holland_tom and @readliberties
Liberties Journal of Culture and Politics retweeted
And if you'd like to read the essay, you can find it here: libertiesjournal.com/article…
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A pleasure to speak to the learned gentleman @benlibman about his excellent and original essay for the Fall issue of @readliberties
On Required Reading @benlibman discusses his recent essay "The Venus Effect: In Defense of Voyeurism" with @MortenHoiJensen
Liberties Journal of Culture and Politics retweeted
A brilliant essay by Jed Perl. Duchamp, as anti-art, a nihilist, seems right. After “Nude…”, his art became detached from, well, art. It became idea, joke, chess move, consecrated found object. And it fed into Warhol and debased factory art. Read.
Liberties Journal of Culture and Politics retweeted
The Fall issue of @readliberties is just excellent. Poetry by Ange Mlinko and Michael Hofmann, essays by @christinam4ria, @benlibman, @DanielAgbiboa, Husam Maarouf, Jed Perl, Justin Smith-Ruiu, Kenda Mutongi, and many more. Subscribe!
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