Catherine Malabou on Life: A Critical Inquiry Interview

WB202: The Critical Inquiry Podcast

Jan 29, 201932:27News & Politics

Catherine Malabou stopped by the office of Critical Inquiry for a short and informal audio interview during her visit to the University of Chicago two years ago. We talked about her two CI essays, her book Before Tomorro...

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