How’d You Make That? Three masterpieces from glimmer through struggle to breakthrough. By Adam Moss, who edited New York and The New York Times Magazine,  James Joyce’s crayon edits of Ulysses. Photo: Courtesy of the National Library of Ireland. This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly. For 40 years, I…

This article is more than 21 years old William Dalrymple They came in their tens of thousands in the early 90s, selling up in the west to start afresh in the ‘new Palestine’. Now daily violence and curfews are bringing them to the edge of ruin. In the second of a series of major articles…

This article is more than 21 years old William Dalrymple They came in their tens of thousands in the early 90s, selling up in the west to start afresh in the ‘new Palestine’. Now daily violence and curfews are bringing them to the edge of ruin. In the second of a series of major articles…

A conversation on Delhi’s rise and fall and rise WILLIAM DALRYMPLE 01 January, 2011 To mark the anniversary of Delhi’s 100th year as India’s capital, we sat down with two distinguished Dilliwallas for a wide-ranging discussion about the twists and turns of the city’s long history. WILLIAM DALRYMPLE first came to live in Delhi in 1984, then…

Originally published: Historical Materialism  on April 2024 by Gavin Walker (more by Historical Materialism)  |  (Posted Apr 06, 2024) Culture, Ideology, Marxism, PhilosophyAsia, JapanNewswireKarl Marx I. To summarise the reception history of Marx in Japan is no small task.1 In fact, it is essentially impossible to give an adequate overview of one of the deepest, most prolific, and most variegated linguistic repositories of the Marxist tradition.…