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There Can be No Critique, By Judith Butler

Posted By: adminon: December 21, 2023In: De-EscalationTags: Gaza, Hamas, Harvard Palestine Solidarity Committee, Israelis, London Review of Books, Non-violence, universities, ZionismNo CommentsViews:
There Can be No Critique, By Judith Butler

This is an essay that Intervention must publish simply because Butler is a social theorist. Though disagreeable to some critics, theorists of her stature and exertions are hard to come by in... Read more

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