An interview with Homi Bhabha
For journals, Europe as a concept is worthwhile only if conceived of as a threshold to be surpassed, Homi Bhabha argues in interview with Emrah Efe Çacmak. Their work is per se internationalist and has to link communities of intellectuals and activists around the world. [ more ]
"Index on Censorship" investigates what Bush-Cheney did to civil liberties; "Esprit" welcomes America's first Chicagoan president; "Arena" asks whether there will be a Left after capitalism; "Le Monde diplomatique" (Oslo) writes Bush's epitaph; "Samtiden" scrutinizes racism in Norway; "Dilema veche" calls for a debate on anti-Semitism in Romania; "Osteuropa" weighs up causes and effects of the Georgian war; "Le Monde diplomatique" (Berlin) reports on parallel realities in Israel; and "Magyar Lettre Internationale" prefers literary canons in the plural.
is an author and journalist. His most recent book is Maschinenwinter. Wissen, Technik, Sozialismus. Eine Streitschrift, Frankfurt am Main (Suhrkamp) 2008.
The long-serving American comic superhero was killed off last year in a bloody civil war. It's typical of a new introspection in US pop culture that's leaving fans throughout the rest of the world wondering what to think, writes novelist Dietmar Dath. [more]
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