Narcissism: Pathology, Culture, and Politics (Wednesday Section)

Pan-African Political Economy: Liberation and Sovereignty

Bach: Music and Transcendence

The Ramayana: Myth, Morality, and Conflict

Who is Feminism For?

Liberalism and Justice: an Introduction to John Rawls

Photography and the Archive: Imagery, Knowledge, and Resistance

Labor and Capitalism: an Introduction to Labor Economics

Narcissism: Pathology, Culture, and Politics

Modern Sappho: Poetry, Sexuality, and Theory

Soviet Music: Art, State, and Revolution

Racial Capitalism: Race, Class, and the Black Radical Tradition (Tuesday Section)

Modern Monetary Theory: a Critical Introduction

Truth and Beauty: Kant’s Critical Aesthetics

Absolute Discourse: African Theory in the Wake of Colonialism

Georg Lukács: Consciousness and Revolution

William Morris: Art, Socialism, and Utopia

Myth, Punishment, and the Rising Waters: Reading the Flood

Hannah Arendt: The Human Condition (Sunday Section)

Theories of Photography: Representation, Communication, and Aesthetics

Kierkegaard: Either/Or

What is Family Abolition? (Monday Section)

Literature and Psychoanalysis

William Gaddis: JR

American Policing: History, Politics, and Society

Racial Capitalism: Race, Class, and the Black Radical Tradition

Feminism and Islam

Philosophy of History

What is Family Abolition?

Hannah Arendt: The Human Condition