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PhD Candidate in Political Theory @GC_Polisci (they/them) @olsilverman.bsky.social

Joined December 2024
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my review of Critique of Critique by Roy Ben-Shai--- "Critique of Critique of Critique": muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/9…
Lots of great academic books out there. This is rarer: a necessary one. It shows how the humanities can be positive, productive, and joyful — not just critical and suspicious. If we’re going to make the field attractive again, it’ll be through books like this. A++
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Please join us on zoom or in person for the CUNY Political Theory workshop this spring!
Our spring 2026 lineup is out! Join us for an exciting slate of presenters throughout the coming weeks. For for information and to recieve updates about future workshops: theoryworkshop.commons.gc.cu…
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I am so grateful for having the pleasure of presenting at the @gcptworkshop! Spring presentations by Stefan Eich, Ferris Lupino, William Callison, Zach Conn, Sam Galloway, Noga Rotem, and Carmen Mellilo! Sign up for our mailing list: cuny.us22.list-manage.com/su…... @GC_CUNY
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In 1925, playwright Berta Lask wrote a play to mark the 400th anniversary of the German Peasants’ War. It has the Benjaminian premise of Thomas Müntzer rising from the grave 400 years later to tell the tale. Rab-Rab Press has released a new translation!! rabrab.net/titles/muntzer
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"Thomas Müntzer and the German Peasants’ War at 500 Years" is online with incredible essays by Max Tomba, @annenortonnow, Loren Goldman, Alejandro Zorzin, and new translations of Müntzer, Luther, and Ernst Bloch by Loren Goldman Andy Drummond, and more! read.dukeupress.edu/history-…
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I am so excited to be part of this issue of History of the Present celebrating the 500 year anniversary of the German Peasants’ War!
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Today!
Come join us this Friday for a discussion of Robert Nichols’s work, “Red Power Partisans: Native American Activism and the ‘New Indian Wars’” with comments from Laura Altinsoy! We’ll be meeting at the Graduate Center, Room 5200. Please reach out to us if you need the zoom link!
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