Foreword by Peter Frankopan Introduction: Intellectuals in the Age of Politics Section I: The Academy as Counter-ideology of the Academy: Towards a Reconfiguration of the Neoliberal Labyrinth
1. Crossing the Walls Between Disciplines in the 21st Century
2. Communisation, Materialisation and Transformation: Three Pending Tasks of Left-Wing Intellectuals in the 21st Century
3. Five Duties of the Intellectual Today (and a Hegelian Riddle)
4. For a Clitoral Revolution: Transfeminism as a Community of Jouissance
5. Against Trench Warfare
6. Nelly Richard and the Journal Revista de Critica Cultural (1990-2008): The Construction of an Intellectual Scene
7. To Be Truly Decolonial
8. Urgent Engagement of Critical Intellectuals: The Foundation of Counter-Institutions
9. Looking Through the Concave and Convex Mirrors: Centering Arab Indigeneity and Decolonizing Theory
10. The Untimely Intellectual
11. Lenin: the (Un)beloved Madman
12. This Shift to the Right Among Intellectuals was Foreseeable Section II: A General Cartography of the 21st Century. Intellectuals Against the Elitization of Knowledge
13. The Ambiguities of Populism and the Challenges of Psychoanalytic Political Theory in the 21st Century
14. Three Spaces of Practice in and against the University
15. The Mandate of the Marginal: Psychoanalytic Ethics between Duty and Responsibility
16. Tomas Moulian: Between Macchiavello and Lenin
17. The Dialectic of Formalization and Philosophy Under Conditions
18. Edward Said and the Intelligentsia’s Consciousness in the Twenty-first Century
19. Reactionarism Closes the Door. Revisiting Kant’s Aufklarung and The Conflict of the Faculties in the Age of Post-Truth
20. “They do not move”: Salto Vitale in Fascizing Times
21. The Social Embedding of Truth: The Role of the Intellectual and the Inevitability of the Ideological
22. From Prophetic Intellectual to Democratic Intellectual Section III: A Critical Turn against the Hybris of the Social Sciences and Humanities: The Subversive Power of Collectivity
23. The Liminal Time in Politics of the 21st Century: State, Common Sense, Society and Community
24. Sartre´s Engagement: Some Reflections on a Complex Concept in the Light of the Responsibility and Duty of Intellectuals in the 21st Century
25. Recognizing Our Global Indigeneities: Our Duty and Responsibility
26. Theory and Demos: The “Red” Memory of French Philosophy in South Korea
27. The Role of Progressive Thinkers Face to the Global Conflict
28. The Diffidence of the Intellectual: Mediatory Uncertainty and Critical Consciousness
29. The Rearguard Intellectual
30. Intellectuals in Education: Emergencies and Ethical-political Challenges
31. Gramsci and Lukacs in Dialogue: Revolutionary Legacies and the Role of the Intellectual Today
32. The Epistemology of Participation: To Heal and Integrate the Indigenous Practices
33. Parrhesia in Contemporary Academy: Challenges and Potentials of Frank Speech
34. Along a Shady Road: The Non-Listening Section IV: A New Era of Intellectuals Effort: Between Historical Changes and Global Struggles
35. Another Politics, a New Communism: Intellectual and Political Dialogues on the 21st Century and Beyond
36. The Political Commitment of Intellectuals in the University of the 21st Century
37. The Intellectual and Technology
38. Intellectual Autonomy under the Crisis of Revolution: Post-Soviet Trajectories
39. The Deleuzo-Guattarian Century Has Come
40. What Comes After What Comes After?: Towards a ‘New Realism’
41. ?
42. Queer Eco-Feminist Counterpublics for the New Millennium
43. A (Lacanian) Taxi Driver’s Notebook
44. Intellectuals Against Neocolonialism: Fostering Knowledge, Resistance, and Agency
45. The Metamodernity and Digimodernity Hypothesis at the Crossroads of the 21st Century
46. How to Reinvent Ethics, Our Role and Responsibility in a World Defaced?
47. What is an Intellectual Today?
48. The Mystery of the Public Intellectual