Author: Bernard Harcourt

By Nikita Lamba* In Critique 13/13 we have been investigating how we can use critical theory in our current moment.  When we posed the question as a collective last year, we were thinking of a present colored by political upheaval,… Continue Reading →

By Nikita Lamba* W.E.B. Du Bois’s Darkwater: Voices from Within the Veil is an all-encompassing text–part autobiography, part history, part poetry, and part political and economic theory. It dissects questions of race, class, gender, art, language, and pedagogy from the… Continue Reading →

By Bernard E. Harcourt “But beyond all this must come the Spirit—the Will to Human Brotherhood of all Colors, Races, and Creeds; the Wanting of the Wants of All. Perhaps the finest contribution of current Socialism to the world is… Continue Reading →