By Gregory Jones-Katz
With Karl Marx in America[i], Andrew Hartman burrows and raises molehills, creating extensive networks of historical and political ideas for our intellectual nourishment. Throughout its hefty 500 pages and nine chapters, Hartman adroitly historicizes a wide range of American readers’ uses of Marx since the mid-nineteenth century.
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Estelle Ferrarese, The Fragility of Concern for Others: Adorno and the Ethics of Care (Edinburgh University Press, 2021)
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