# Marshall Berman
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Marshall Howard Berman (1940–2013) was an American philosopher and Marxist humanist writer. He was a Distinguished Professor of Political Science at The City College of New York and at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, teaching political philosophy and urbanism.
== Life and work ==
marshall berman was born in New York City on November 24, 1940, and spent his childhood in Tremont, then a predominately Jewish neighborhood of the South Bronx.
Shabcast 5 - This Podcast Does Not Exist
May is Macra Madness Month for both Pex Lives and the Shabogan Graffiti Podcast. Shabcast 5 - a mammoth discussion of lost 60s classic 'The Macra Terror' - sees Jack joined by longstanding online buddy, actor Elliot Chapman, who also happens to have recently been cast by Big Finish as the new Ben J…
Episode 36 - Marshall Berman of Reavers C.C.
Yes - This one is LOOOOONG...But, it's long for a damn good reason. Episode 36 marks the 90th day for the show, and the guys brought in their dear friend, Marshall Berman of the Reavers Car Club. With 15 years of friendship, there's absolutely no way you could expect a short episode. Thank you so m…
Ep. 122: All That's Solid Melts Into Air w/ Matt Shaw
Episode about modern architecture w/ Matt Shaw (Architects Newspaper, SCI-Arc).
Dubai, Megadevelopments, Hudson Yards, Foucalt’s Boomerang, Modernism & Folk Architecture, Special Economic Zones, Charles Moore, Disneyland, High Modernism, Exuberance of Color, global vs. local, Displacement of the Sp…
What comes after Black Lives Matter?
What is the future of the racial justice movement in America? Sean Illing talks with Cedric Johnson, professor and author of After Black Lives Matter, about building a protest movement that meaningfully recognizes the underlying economic causes of the social inequities highlighted by the BLM moveme…
/453/ Reading Club: Place 1 - Simmel/Berman
On the maelstrom of the metropolis.
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We kick of the 2024/25 syllabus with the first theme, The Future of Place, asking, is politics possible without a sense of place. We discuss Georg Simmel's short essay "Metropolis and M…
How to Overcome Emotional Black Holes
“Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly.”― Chuang Tzu
I am writing this on Monday morning.
I had no will to leave the house whatsoever.
When I did, trudging into the cold with the rest of humanity, Berlin bared its fangs, and I felt devoid of the know-ho…
What New Year's Resolution Underpins All The Others?
Dear friends,
Today's newsletter is a brief reflection on the unique space between years.
Inside:
Exploring the resolution that underpins all the others.
The paradox of growth: breaking to rebuild.
Challenging the need to be productive to feel we've earned the right to exist.
Read Time: …
The Death of the Artist in the Age of Algorithms
Dear friends,
Our lives are accelerating before our eyes.
Even before AI, creatives were already drowning—expected to do their real work and churn out constant content to feed the machine.
Social media primed us for it. AI just made it faster.
On the surface, it looks like a solution: now we…
Asian Education on Film, Episode 10
Asian Education on Film, Episode Ten
Lunana - A Yak in the Classroom (Pawo Choyning Dorji, Bhutan, 2019)
From bustling New York, the setting of the film I discussed last time, English Vinglish, we move to the Himalayas for a story about what is portrayed as ‘the most remote school in the world’. …
139 TEASER | What is Modernity? Part I: Marshall Berman and the Contradictions of Modern Experience
In this episode, we begin our new series on modernity with a discussion of Marshall Berman’s 1982 book All That Is Solid Melts Into Air: The Experience of Modernity. Some of the questions we will tackle in this series will address the substance of modernity, whether modernity is singular or multipl…
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