Marie Louise Krogh

Ok but which is it?!?

Image of four copies of the book Danish Marxism: Past, Present, Future.

BREAKING NEWS 📕🚨

We are happy and proud to announce the publication of an edited anthology titled Danish Marxism: Past, Present, Future (Problema, 2025).

The book celebrates 10 years of organising by bringing 6 reflective pieces together with CfPs and abstracts from all our conferences.

Do you or anyone you know work on African philosophy? A job (!) has come up in my department. Happy to talk about it if you are curious. It’s a lovely place to work with a pretty special BA in Global and Comparative Philosophy. Please share widely!

It seems to me that ‘silent’ is pretty good for wordless but that the ‘fragend‘ gets lost. Pleading or questioning?

Are you dying to know if Hegel hated ersatz coffee? Then boy do I have the piece for you. Very happy to be part of the JHI blog forum on political economy in intellectual history!

The Return of Political Economy in Intellectual History: A JHI Blog Forum by Jonathon Catlin, Paige Pendarvis, and Jacob Saliba In recent years, intellectual history has been said to be undergoing a renaissance at the same time as it has been institutionally hollowed out. R...

Officially marking the first of many pieces in the Blog's forum "The Return of Political Economy in Intellectual History," Mikkel Flohr offers a novel reading of Marx's historical materialism for a "political economy of ideas."
@mflohr.bsky.social

The Netherlands is a lovely place! The cities are charming and walkable, the people friendly and honest, the food is often sufficient for typical calorific needs.

@magnusz.bsky.social informs me that the name of the cultural minister in the period was in fact Eichhörn!

I’m stealing this reference for a piece on silence in the philosophical canon.

Robert Lucas Scott · Phenomenology of necessary illusion: Gillian Rose on personification and the failure to think the absolute (2025)

And 40 years after Peter Osborne published his now (in)famous review of Rose’s Hegel contra Sociology in RP, R. L. Scott has written a really interesting piece on what her phenomenology of necessary illusion brings to critical theory today. Enjoy your August reading!

Check out: an interview with Sophie Lewis; Anselmetti on Ghassan Kanafani; Z. el Nabolsy’s obituary for Paulin Hountondji; articles by F.T.C. Manning on real abstraction and E. Baglioni on reproductive subsumption; a commentary by F. Renz on the UK supreme court and what it means to be a woman!

Radical Philosophy issue 219 (Summer 2025) Philosophical journal of the independent Left since 1972.

New issue of RP is out! As always, it’s a mix of different formats and there are some really great pieces in this edition.

Find it out all open access here. Below a quick overview and my special recommendation for Gillian Rose nerds!

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Woah, that’s a lot of Schmitt. I nominate @lottelist.bsky.social to read and review.

@lottelist.bsky.social, @magnusz.bsky.social, and I just need two to three more years in our politics of German Idealism reading group then we will be ready to review your work properly within the context of ‘the zeitgeist’.

Johann Gottlieb? More like Johann Hottlieb.

Deadline for submission is next week! See the full call here: eventi.unibo.it/historical-t...

Thinking African Philosophy How to conceive of the characteristics, possibilities, and boundaries of contemporary African philosophy? Senegalese philosopher Bado Ndoye engages with this question and reflects on the challenge of ...

Jamila Mascat, a friend and a great Hegelian thinker, is organizing this on the 9th of May in Amsterdam. Venez nombreux!
www.spui25.nl/programma/th...

Collective reading/performance already in the works for Rotterdam 👩‍🌾🔱

Some great pieces in the new RP! I recently joined the editorial collective and look forward to working on the next issue. Long live independent open access journals and philosophy that is more than merely academic!

Now we just need @lottelist.bsky.social to report back on whether this indeed is the case.

Keep your mind in hell and despair not. Sign me up!

Agreed! My intuition is to defend/side with Adorno in regard to the framing in your introduction. But even if that’s not addressed directly in the book, I still look forward to the publication.

This looks great! Curious to see how you read the historical conditions for the gesture of actualisation (that is, despite the caution that it is mistake to ask ‘when’ philosophy is actualised, how might we think the relation between the project of actualisation and the context of actualisation?).

Just some random (Marxist (Obviously)) thoughts about the whole tariffs thing:

A lot of people seem to be approaching this as if capitalism is generally a harmonious happy system in which (pace Ricardo) if trade is just left alone then everyone benefits because the ‘economic’ logic bears out.

Turns out I did not in fact scan but rather copied the 100+ page entry on ‘Reich’. I think that means I gave up on finding vol. 5 online. And I would have search pretty thoroughly before spending an hour at the copy machine…

Let check when I’m home. I did a scan of ‘Reich’ a little while ago…

No hygge and no deadline extensions!

❗🚨KEYNOTE ANNOUNCEMENT🚨❗

All the rumors are true!

Our first keynote speaker for this year's conference is none other than M.E.O’Brien😍

O'Brien writes and speaks on capitalism, gender freedom and family abolition!🔥

@sorenmau.bsky.social did you see this?

Realized I should mention this here—the collection of Lise Vogel’s essays I’ve been working on for the past two years. Lots of hard to find & out of print stuff, it tells the story of 50 years of Marxism & Feminism. “The Contested Domain” out this November w/ Pluto!

www.amazon.com/Contested-Do...