Welcome to 'Global Public Life', an open forum extending the discussions and debates that the academic, peer-reviewed journals Theory, Culture & Society and Body & Society (and associated Theory, Culture & Society Book Series) have been fostering in social and cultural theory, along with the wider social sciences and humanities, for over four decades.
      
      Review: Jean-Francois Lyotard, ‘Readings in Infancy’
Reviewed by Jeremy Bell
      
      Review: Rebecca Coleman, ‘Glitterworlds. The Future Politics of a Ubiquitous Thing’
Reviewed by Signe Ravn
      
      Interview: Pasi Väliaho on video games and rhythm
Interviewed by James Ash
      
      Carolyn Pedwell on Empathy, Accuracy and Transnational Politics
      
      The future of affect theory: An interview with Margaret Wetherell
Interviewed by David Beer
      
      James Ash on Affective Transmission
      
      Interview with James Ash on Videogames, Attention and Affect
Interviewed by Souvik Mukherjee
      
      ‘Tarde as Media Theorist’: An Interview with Tony D. Sampson
Interviewed by Jussi Parikka
      
      Nigel Clark: Beyond Justice? The Radical Asymmetries of Climate Change
Full text of lecture presented at King’s College London
      
      Body & Society ‘Affect’ Special Issue: Interview with Lisa Blackman, Mike Featherstone and Couze Venn
TCS Special Issues
Against Ontology: Chinese Thought and François Jullien, edited by Scott Lash and Shiqiao Li
Foucault before the Collège de France, edited by Stuart Elden, Orazio Irrera and Daniele Lorenzini
A New Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere?, edited by Martin Seeliger & Sebastian Sevignani
Solid Fluids, edited by Tim Ingold & Cristián Simonetti
Post-Neoliberalism?, edited by William Davies & Nicholas Gane
Problematizing the Problematic, edited by Martin Savransky
From the Archive
James Ash on Affective Transmission (2004)
Marcelo Hoffman on Heliana de Barros Conde Rodrigues: Michel Foucault in Brazil (2017)
Rosi Braidotti: ‘Posthuman, All Too Human: Towards a New Process Ontology’ (2006)
TCS E-Special Issues
TCS Book Series
B&S Special Issues
Symmetries of Touch: Reconsidering Tactility in the Age of Ubiquitous Computing, edited by Rebekka Ladewig & Henning Schmidgen
Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Breath, Body and World, edited by Andrew Russell & Rebecca Oxley
The Body in Pain: A Re-engagement, edited by Leila Dawney & Timothy J Huzar
Skin Matters: Thinking Through the Body’s Surfaces, edited by Marc Lafrance
Indeterminate Bodies, edited by Claire Waterton & Kathryn Yusoff
Surveillance and Embodiment: Dispositifs of Capture, edited by Martin French & Gavin JD Smith