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Liberties Journal of Culture & Politics: Fall 2026

Liberties Journal of Culture & Politics: Fall 2026

Paperback

Literary CriticismGeneral ArtGeneral Political Science

Publisher Price: $18.95

ISBN13: 9798992201048
Publisher: Liberties Journal
Published: Oct 27 2026
Pages: 272
Weight: 0.95
Height: 0.80 Width: 5.80 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Liberties features the world's sharpest minds for readers who are determined to stay curious. The result is a collection of writing about today worth rereading tomorrow.
Every issue of Liberties offers more of the different. This independent journal of ideas publishes long-form essays and original poetry on a quarterly basis, bringing together voices that rarely share the same page. In the Fall 2026 issue of Liberties, Ian Buruma exposes our inherited misconceptions of Asia; Jed Perl confronts Marcel Duchamps' incomprehensible reputation; David Nirenberg probes the history of the way we look at history; Yegor Lapshov reports on his misadventures at the Venice Biennale; Kenda Mutongi introduces an African environmental artist; Husam Maarouf recalls the experience of writing in a warzone; Luciano Floridi laments the authority of phony cultural objects; Justin Smith-Ruiu considers the new legitimacy of medically assisted suicide; Daniel Agbiboa uncovers a hidden complexity in forgiveness; James McAuley pens a portrait of a little-known Jewish heroine; Ben Libman analyzes the power of the gaze, male and otherwise; Theo Lipsky reveals the unfamiliar liberal foundations of the American military; Christina Cacouris indicts fashion designers who loathe women; Joseph Celizic testifies to moving on from a family tragedy; Jasmine Ramze Rezaee questions who Canadian democracy is for; Celeste Marcus deplores American Jewry's imagined Israel; Leon Wieseltier defends the authority of elders; and Ange Mlinko and Michael Hofmann provide new poetry.


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