Excerpt: /275/ Our Reply to Critics: Review of Reviews

Jul 19, 2022

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On reviews of our book, The End of the End of History [Patreon Exclusive] A year since the book came out, and two years since we finished writing it, we take a look at published reviews the book has received and respond to them. Questions addressed include: have we overstated our case? Do we ignore the importance of the 1970s in favour of the 1990s? Might war matter more than class struggle? Is it useful to understood History in the metaphysical/Hegelian sense? Should we be less modernist and dispense with the politics inherited from 1848-1980s? And are we too critical of left-populism? Reviews

War at the End of History, Adam Tooze, Chartbook 109
The End of the End of the End, Sam Kriss, First Things
Book Review: The End of the End of History, Jason C. Mueller, Critical Sociology
How long is the end of history?, Connor Harney, Platypus
Beginning of the End, or End of the Beginning?, Park McDougald, American Affairs
Book Review: The End of the End of History, Dan Taylor, Marx & Philosophy Review of Books
Certainly the End of Something or Other, Joseph Keegin, The Bellow
New Perspectives journal roundtable (forthcoming) on The End of the End of History: Daniel Zamora, Anton Jäger, Richard Sakwa, Nicholas Kiersey