Need/Emergency Cheryl L. Karp From his first wartime collection

From his first wartime collection evoking a generation's experience of a country made strange by blackouts and air raids

Emily Grosholz

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For those who went through their processes

Need/Emergency Cheryl L. Karp From his first wartime collectionModern politics is preoccupied with states of emergency. Yet emergency politics obscures underlying socio economic, infrastructural, and ecological conditions of need. Prompted by Hannah Arendt's claim that theater is "the political art par excellence," Benjamin Lewis Robinson treats this political perplexity as a theatrical problem. In the company of Arendt and political thinkers including Carl Schmitt and Giorgio Agamben, Karl Marx and the Frankfurt