William Morris's News from Nowhere - Week Six: Art
Primary: William Morris, News from Nowhere (1890): Chapters 19-23
Supplementary: William Morris, ‘Makeshift’ (1894)
Supplementary: William Morris, ‘Makeshift’ (1894)
William Morris's News from Nowhere - Week Five: Revolution
Primary: William Morris, News from Nowhere (1890): Chapters 17-18
Supplementary: E.P. Thompson, ‘William Morris’ (1959)
Supplementary: E.P. Thompson, ‘William Morris’ (1959)
William Morris's News from Nowhere - Week Four: Work
Primary: William Morris, News from Nowhere (1890): Chapters 12-16
Supplementary: William Morris, ‘Unattractive Labour’ (1885); Attractive Labour’ (1885); ‘As to Bribing Excellence’ (1895)
Supplementary: William Morris, ‘Unattractive Labour’ (1885); Attractive Labour’ (1885); ‘As to Bribing Excellence’ (1895)
William Morris's News from Nowhere - Week Three: Prison Abolition
Primary: William Morris, News from Nowhere (1890): Chapters 8-11
Supplementary: Angela Davis, ‘Abolitionist Alternatives’ in Are Prisons Obsolete? (2003): Chapter 6
Supplementary: Angela Davis, ‘Abolitionist Alternatives’ in Are Prisons Obsolete? (2003): Chapter 6
William Morris's News from Nowhere - Week Two: Child Liberation
Primary: William Morris, News from Nowhere (1890): Chapters 4-7
Supplementary: Charles Dickens, Hard Times (1854): Chapters 1-2; Lorna Finlayson ‘I was a Child Liberationist’ (2021)
Supplementary: Charles Dickens, Hard Times (1854): Chapters 1-2; Lorna Finlayson ‘I was a Child Liberationist’ (2021)
William Morris's News from Nowhere - Week One: Beginnings
Primary: William Morris, News from Nowhere (1890): Chapters 1-3
Supplementary: William Morris, Review of Bellamy’s Looking Backward (1889); ‘Why I am a Communist’ (1894); ‘How Shall We Live Then?’ (1889)
Supplementary: William Morris, Review of Bellamy’s Looking Backward (1889); ‘Why I am a Communist’ (1894); ‘How Shall We Live Then?’ (1889)
State, Movement, People
The Nomos of the Earth
Political Romanticism
"Courageous or Coerced?" Europe´s role in a changing geopolitical order
The Europeanist Society and the Austrian Society are delighted to host Member of the European Parliament Lukas Mandl for a talk on European geopolitics, the urgent need for courage, and the dire consequences of inaction.
Lukas Mandl served as Vice Chair of the Subcommittee on Security and Defence, and currently chairs the European Parliament’s Delegation to the Korean Peninsula. He is also President of the Altiero Spinelli Group and the European Federalist Movement Austria.
Lukas Mandl served as Vice Chair of the Subcommittee on Security and Defence, and currently chairs the European Parliament’s Delegation to the Korean Peninsula. He is also President of the Altiero Spinelli Group and the European Federalist Movement Austria.