Hope Came from the South: Lula's Victory, Brazil's Hundred Years, and the Road Before the Class
Fascism Was Stopped at the Ballot, but Not Defeated
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Whose Law Is the Republic's Law?
The Lawyer-Worker Was Left Outside the Ballot
What Did the October Revolution Give the World?
The Concessions Capital Made Out of Fear, and the Ones It Could Never Take Back
The History of the Struggle for Enlightenment in Turkey, in Memory of Ahmet Taner Kışlalı
Entrusting the Enlightenment Not to the State but to the Class
A Genealogy of Patience: A Moral History from the Celali to the Harami
Tracing Four Hundred Years of Anger and Dignity from Başaran Aksu's Words "We Are Not Hypocrites, We Are Celalis"
Mythos, Model 2 and the Secret Framework: Science's Old Order, a New Machine
First the Barracks, Then the Bank, the People Last: Who Are Secret AI Models Being Hidden From?
Telling Young Comrades About Demir Küçükaydın
From the Cell to the Blog, from Kıvılcımlı to Robots, a Revolutionary Life
An Explosion at the Dawn of the Universe: An Introductory Lesson for Those Who Have Never Looked at the Sky
From the Stellar Death Webb Saw to the Pale Blue Dot: On Science, Budgets and Class
On Enver Hoxha's Birthday: From the War Against Fascism to Today's Albania
From Darkness to Light, from Light to Plunder: A People's Hundred-Year Class Account
The Reşit Kibar Case and the Chain Behind the Trigger
Gunman in Custody, Owner of the Gun Free, Company a Witness, Villager a Defendant
Philosophers and Artificial Intelligence
Reading Philosophy's Great Questions with Class
Our Education Dossier Is Out: Whose School Is It?
Our New Education Dossier Is Out: 205 pages, 217 chapters. On Taking the School Back from the Market, Religious Communities, and the Algorithm
Human Action on the Sheer Slopes of Caria: A Materialist Journey to Amos
From Rhodian Hegemony to Capitalist Commodification
From Mythos to Praxis: Materialist Philosophy on the Aegean Shores and Humanity's Path to Liberation
Labor in the Mortar of Marble Columns: Materialist Philosophy and Study Routes in the Aegean for Young Comrades
From Memory to Praxis, a Lifetime: Understanding the Revolutionary Subject After Ahmet Telli
A Future Woven in Verses: Ahmet Telli and the Class Power of Aesthetics
The Radical Ontology of Youth: Building the "Human of the Future" in the Light of May 19
From the Rupturing Spirit of May 19 and Neoliberal Anxiety to Building a Collective Dawn
From May 6th to the Future: Full Independence, Scientific Freedom, Organized Labor
Building Homo Commonans in the Shadow of the Three Saplings