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  • What Were George Orwell’s Political Beliefs?

    Throughout George Orwell’s life and works, there is one single thread that runs through his political writing: the impulse to write truthfully, which, for him, meant without ideology. Published: Aug 26, 2024written by Rebecca Clayton, MA English, BA English Literature Share this article FormatMLAAPACHICAGO YOUR CITATION Clayton, Rebecca. “What Were George Orwell’s Political Beliefs?” TheCollector.com, August 26, 2024,…

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  • Mrinal Pande 4 hours ago 5 min read Not unlike Herodotus and Heraclitus, we too are living at the juncture of two epochs: between the era of oral history being overtaken by the era of written history and bloody wars that erupt suddenly. Saakhi is a Sunday column from Mrinal Pande, in which she writes…


  • Trisha Baga. Spare Parts, 2023.  INDONESIA’S ELECTION On Wednesday, Prabowo Subtiano was officially declared the winner of Indonesia’s 2024 election. The former defense minister has promised to continue the legacy of President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo, with an agenda that includes industrial downstreaming, infrastructure development, and “good neighbor” policies with both the US and China. In a 2007 report,…


  • As the death toll in Gaza climbed, the pro-Palestinian movement grew into a powerful, if disjointed, political force in the United States. Democrats are feeling the pressure. Activists have urged voters to “vote uncommitted” to protest President Biden’s support of Israel.Credit…Emily Elconin for The New York Times By Katie Glueck, Katie Benner and Sheera Frenkel Support for Palestinians, a…


  • Che in the People’s Republic of China, 1960 In the fall of 1960 the great revolutionary leader Che Guevara went on a diplomatic mission that saw him visit a number of socialist countries including Czechoslovakia, the USSR, North Korea and the People’s Republic of China. The visit to China came at at time when relations…


  • By Andy Merrifield (Posted Apr 25, 2024) Ideology, Marxism, Philosophy, StrategyAmericas, Europe, Italy, United StatesCommentaryAntonio Gramsci, Casa di Cura di Quisisana, David Harvey, Featured, L’Ordine Nuovo [The New Order], Nino (Gramsci), Piero Sraffa I was in New York recently, where I once lived, some twenty-years back, there to visit my old friend and mentor, my old university teacher—and…


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