Owen Hatherley
Articles by Owen Hatherley:
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More than Meets the Eye
“The excitement I feel looking at the 1960s architecture of Kenzo Tange is rooted in the excitement I felt as a six-year-old boy looking at the animated Autobot City.”
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What if this is the beginning, not the end? An interview with Owen Hatherley.
The left's most prolific author on Red Metropolis, London's municipal socialism, class recomposition and its political effects, and the influence of William Morris.
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“A Robert Byron of the Left”?
Owen Hatherley discusses his latest book, ‘The Adventures of Owen Hatherley in the Post-Soviet Space’, and the revival of Tribune magazine.
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What Should a 21st Century Socialist Housing Policy Look Like?
Labour's 2017 manifesto was timid on housing but, globally, there are examples that could form the beginnings of a 21st century housing programme
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On the Heritage of Totalitarianism
With every intense wave of Decommunisation of public space, where one 'totalitarianism' is denounced, a parallel rehabilitation of another is taking place.
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Dialectical Soap Operas: Rainer Werner Fassbinder on TV
On the radical filmmaker’s successful attempt to smuggle socialist critique into popular melodrama.
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After the End of the World: Re-reading the Russian Revolution
The centenary of the Russian revolutions of 1917 brought forth a new wave of books. Do any of them offer ideas or approaches that a resurgent left could learn from a century later?