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Issue 06

'Scoundrel Times': Paris, Baghdad, Lahore

From the archive, Spring 2006: Tariq Ali in conversation, Simon Critchley on Rousseau, Bruno Latour on critical theory, Michael Epstein on Russia, contemporary Arabic poetry from Darwish to Adonis, and artworks by Mimmo Rotella, Rasha Kahil and Noah David Smith. Cover art by Andrei Chehzin.

In this issue

From the Naked Punch archive — our sixth issue, published Spring 2006. Green marks the contemporary Arabic poetry selection; blue marks featured artworks.

1

Grass Cracking the Pavement

Lorenzo Marsili’s prologue — questions, like grass cracking the pavement.

4 min read

2

White Skin, White Mask

Qalandar Bux Memon on racism after Fanon — London, January 2006.

4 min read

3

Framing a New View

Jacopo Moroni on a dangerous year yet to be lived.

4 min read

4

Theatre is Narcissism

Simon Critchley on Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Narcisse.

15 min read

5

Philosophical Awakening in Russia

Michael Epstein on the reawakening of Russian thought.

14 min read

6

POETRY SELECTION

Contemporary Arabic Poetry

Fadhil Al-Azzawi, Mahmoud Darwish, Adonis, Iman Mersal, Saadi Youssef and more.

20 min read

7

'Scoundrel Times': Paris, Baghdad, Lahore

Qalandar Memon and Jacopo Moroni in conversation with Tariq Ali.

18 min read

8

On Music, Philosophy, and Creativity

Vicky Steiri in conversation with composer Roger Redgate.

10 min read

9

FEATURED ARTWORKS

Featured Artist: Rasha Kahil

A portfolio of artworks by Rasha Kahil.

3 min read

10

On Relativism, Pragmatism, and Critical Theory

John Bova in conversation with Bruno Latour.

12 min read

11

The Artist as Urban Historian

Michela Pittaluga on the artistic evolution of Mimmo Rotella.

10 min read

12

FEATURED ARTWORKS

Featured Artist: Mimmo Rotella

Décollage works by Mimmo Rotella.

3 min read

13

FEATURED ARTWORKS

Featured Artist: Noah David Smith

Artworks by Noah David Smith.

3 min read

14

FEATURED ARTWORKS

Featured Artist: Andrei Chehzin

Works by the cover artist, courtesy the Russkialbum Foundation.

3 min read