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Günter Grass and the German neurosis

19 Apr 2012

Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past

Behind the Psycho drama

19 Mar 2015

Zoë Howe Barbed wire kisses: The Jesus and Mary Chain story Polygon, 2014, pp306, £12.99

Funny is not the opposite of serious

19 Mar 2015

Terry Pratchett’s work and life was powered by a kindly moral anger, writes Eddie Ford

Advertising and the decline of journalism

26 Feb 2015

The Telegraph’s HSBC scandal is an acute case of a malady suffered by all capitalist media, argues William Kane

As effective as a marzipan dildo

19 Feb 2015

Chris Atkins (director) Ukip: the first 100 days Channel 4, February 16

Thoughts on Karl Marx and art

12 Feb 2015

A communist revolution in art will break down the barriers between ordinary people and artists as specialist labourers under capitalism, says Rex Dunn

Machiavellian manoeuvres in the dark

12 Feb 2015

Peter Kosminsky (director) Wolf Hall BBC2, Wednesdays 9pm

Technology and terror

22 Jan 2015

State antsiness about the ‘dark web’ reveals profound contradictions, argues Paul Demarty

The artist must take sides

15 Jan 2015

Exhibition: Conscience and conflict: British artists and the Spanish Civil War Pallant House Gallery, Chichester until February 15, 2015; then Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, from March 7 to June 7

To piece together what has been smashed

11 Dec 2014

Walter Benjamin Radio Benjamin Verso, 2014, pp389, £16.99

Reinvigorated spirit

27 Nov 2014

Russell Brand Revolution Century, 2014, pp384, £20

Coup that never was

13 Nov 2014

The campaign against Ed Miliband is part of a long tradition, writes Eddie Ford

The limits of journalism

06 Nov 2014

Nick Davies Hack attack: how the truth caught up with Rupert Murdoch Chatto and Windus, 2014, pp430, £20

Moving and inspiring

25 Sep 2014

Matthew Warchus (director) Pride general release

How justice works

18 Sep 2014

Deep pockets, global fame and the lack of jury trials are prone to produce outrageous results, argues Paul Demarty

Black square and full circle

07 Aug 2014

Malevich exhibition, Tate Modern, Bankside, London SE1, £13.10 (ends October 26)

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