Uncommon sense: aesthetics after Marcuse

Cambridge, Massachusetts: The MIT Press. Edited by Nathifa Greene (2022)
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Abstract

Uncommon Sense reinvigorates Herbert Marcuse and places his aesthetic theory into practice in relation to contemporary antiracist, environmental, and anti-capitalism activism.

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