Jacqueline Rose

Mirror Issues: How the President Reflects the State of the Nation

Antigone’s Law

Who can make the world a better place?

The Analyst

Stuart Hall was passionately committed to understanding how social formations affected the deepest parts of the mind.

The Superego of the Magazines

“I’m looking for the fractures in the identities that seem to be doing most harm.”

Fascism Plucking the Strings

C.P. Taylor’s deeply disturbing play Good asks if an ordinary individual can be relied on to resist the blandishments of an evil regime.

An Endless Seeing

Simone Weil’s political and moral vision always looked beyond her own earthly sphere of existence, which she held in more or less steady contempt.

The Pleasures of Authoritarianism

Song of My Self-Care

Jia Tolentino’s ‘Trick Mirror: Reflections on Self-Delusion’

‘Independent Jewish Voices’