Daniel Benson is assistant professor of Foreign Languages and International Cultural Studies at St. Francis College. His writing has appeared in journals including Diacritics, Critical Review of Contemporary French Fixxion, and Left History.

• Note on TranslationsIntroduction Daniel Benson Part I: Dialogues1 Domination and Emancipation: For a Revival of Social CritiqueLuc Boltanski and Nancy Fraser2 Domination and Emancipation in the Current Conjuncture Philippe Corcuff and Gabriel RockhillPart II: Emancipatory Subjects3 Emancipation, Political and RealAsad Haider 4 On a Critical Realist Theory of IdentityRosaura Sánchez Part III: Counter-Histories5 Critical and Revolutionary Theory: For the Reinvention of Critique in the Age of Ideological Realignment Gabriel Rockhill 6 Like a Riot: The Politics of Forgetfulness, Relearning the South, and the Island of Dr. Moreau Françoise VergèsPart IV: Critical Tensions7 Emancipation, Domination, and Critical Theory in the AnthropoceneAjay Singh Chaudhary8 Renewing Critical Theory in an Ultra-Conservative Context: between the Social Sciences, Political Philosophy, and Emancipatory EngagementPhilippe Corcuff 9 Politics in Tensions. Counter-Currents

A wide-ranging, timely, and provocative set of reflections on the current state of critical theory in the broad sense of that term. Combining theoretical sophistication with deep political engagement, this volume breathes new life into old questions about the shape and direction that the emancipatory critique of domination should take in our present.Amy Allen, Liberal Arts Professor of Philosophy and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, The Pennsylvania State University, USA

Daniel Benson is assistant professor of Foreign Languages and International Cultural Studies at St. Francis College. His writing has appeared in journals including Diacritics, Critical Review of Contemporary French Fixxion, and Left History.

• Note on TranslationsIntroduction Daniel Benson Part I: Dialogues1 Domination and Emancipation: For a Revival of Social CritiqueLuc Boltanski and Nancy Fraser2 Domination and Emancipation in the Current Conjuncture Philippe Corcuff and Gabriel RockhillPart II: Emancipatory Subjects3 Emancipation, Political and RealAsad Haider 4 On a Critical Realist Theory of IdentityRosaura Sánchez Part III: Counter-Histories5 Critical and Revolutionary Theory: For the Reinvention of Critique in the Age of Ideological Realignment Gabriel Rockhill 6 Like a Riot: The Politics of Forgetfulness, Relearning the South, and the Island of Dr. Moreau Françoise VergèsPart IV: Critical Tensions7 Emancipation, Domination, and Critical Theory in the AnthropoceneAjay Singh Chaudhary8 Renewing Critical Theory in an Ultra-Conservative Context: between the Social Sciences, Political Philosophy, and Emancipatory EngagementPhilippe Corcuff 9 Politics in Tensions. Counter-Currents

A wide-ranging, timely, and provocative set of reflections on the current state of critical theory in the broad sense of that term. Combining theoretical sophistication with deep political engagement, this volume breathes new life into old questions about the shape and direction that the emancipatory critique of domination should take in our present.Amy Allen, Liberal Arts Professor of Philosophy and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, The Pennsylvania State University, USA

Daniel Benson is assistant professor of Foreign Languages and International Cultural Studies at St. Francis College. His writing has appeared in journals including Diacritics, Critical Review of Contemporary French Fixxion, and Left History.

• Note on TranslationsIntroduction Daniel Benson Part I: Dialogues1 Domination and Emancipation: For a Revival of Social CritiqueLuc Boltanski and Nancy Fraser2 Domination and Emancipation in the Current Conjuncture Philippe Corcuff and Gabriel RockhillPart II: Emancipatory Subjects3 Emancipation, Political and RealAsad Haider 4 On a Critical Realist Theory of IdentityRosaura Sánchez Part III: Counter-Histories5 Critical and Revolutionary Theory: For the Reinvention of Critique in the Age of Ideological Realignment Gabriel Rockhill 6 Like a Riot: The Politics of Forgetfulness, Relearning the South, and the Island of Dr. Moreau Françoise VergèsPart IV: Critical Tensions7 Emancipation, Domination, and Critical Theory in the AnthropoceneAjay Singh Chaudhary8 Renewing Critical Theory in an Ultra-Conservative Context: between the Social Sciences, Political Philosophy, and Emancipatory EngagementPhilippe Corcuff 9 Politics in Tensions. Counter-Currents

A wide-ranging, timely, and provocative set of reflections on the current state of critical theory in the broad sense of that term. Combining theoretical sophistication with deep political engagement, this volume breathes new life into old questions about the shape and direction that the emancipatory critique of domination should take in our present.Amy Allen, Liberal Arts Professor of Philosophy and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, The Pennsylvania State University, USA