July 2023 Review – Récap juillet 2023

(As usual, this roundup is a mix of French and English. Comme d'habitude, ce récap est un mélange d'anglais et de français.)
Quelques nouvelles perso
Je commence à être vraiment confortablement installé à Grenoble. Le fait d'avoir mes potes à 10min de vélo, c'est vraiment extraordinaire, et quelque chose que j'avais oublié à Paris : pas besoin de s'organiser plusieur

https://alexsirac.com/july-2023-review-recap-juillet-2023/

#MonthlyReview

When I am on vacation I always get new ideas for things I want to write about.

So inspired by the Monthnotes of Simon Wakeman, I decided to start doing a monthly review looking back and a tiny bit ahead.

And since today is the last day of July, voilá! Here's the first instance.

https://madsjvk.com/2023/07/31/in-review-july-23/

#monthlyreview #retrospective #personalgrowth

Mon récap de mai 2023
My May 2023 #monthlyreview
https://alexsirac.com/may-2023-2/

What is Socialist Feminism?
"This article by Barbara Ehrenreich, which first appeared in WIN magazine on June 3, 1976, and is reprinted here with the author’s permission, is a classic of socialist feminist thought. After decades of ongoing debate on these issues its importance is, in our view, undiminished."
#MonthlyReview
https://monthlyreview.org/2005/07/01/what-is-socialist-feminism/

Further, by way of #introduction, here are the titles of my books: Marxism and the Philosophy of Science: A Critical History; Irish Television Drama: A Society and Its Stories; The Continuing Story of Irish Television Drama; The Syriza Wave; Navigating the Zeitgeist. I'm in the final stages of writing a sequel to the last one, but haven't yet decided on the title. Also I've published lots of articles over the years. These days, I go for #MonthlyReview or #Jacobin, not academic journals.

Further, by way of #introduction, here are the titles of my books: Marxism and the Philosophy of Science: A Critical History; Irish Television Drama: A Society and Its Stories; The Continuing Story of Irish Television Drama; The Syriza Wave; Navigating the Zeitgeist. I'm in the final stages of writing a sequel to the last one, but haven't yet decided on the title. Also I've published lots of articles over the years. These days, I go for #MonthlyReview or #Jacobin, not academic journals.

Pre-COVID, office buildings in Manhattan supplied more than a quarter of #NewYork City’s property-tax revenue—money used to fund public schools, police, parks, and public infrastructure. With 19 percent of Manhattan’s office space available for lease—a near record high—the dark days of the 1970s fiscal crisis loom.

#MonthlyReview

https://monthlyreview.org/2022/10/01/new-york-forest-of-symbols/

A day late, but that's totally chill.

📕 https://rusingh.com/august-2022-in-review/

#MonthlyReview #xp