ideology

The Silence of the Moderate

S Prasannarajan

The shrinking middle in politics

Surrealists and Communists in Paris

Stephen Fein and Krishnan Srinivasan

A counter-exhibition that changed Western understanding of colonial cultures

The Revenge of Ideology

Keerthik Sasidharan

Don’t write off the Rasputin of resentment politics

The Expert and the Populist

S Prasannarajan

Between the politburo of knowledge and the callousness of politics

The Decline of Dissent

Siddharth Singh

Or the intellectual deficit of protest today

Editor’s Note

S Prasannarajan

The dispute over freedom remains unresolved

The Politics of Masks

S Prasannarajan

How ideologies divide a world when it is most vulnerable

The Rot in Rhetoric

Keerthik Sasidharan

The China-India border dispute, too, did not escape a schizoid response

Radicalisation of the Liberal

S Prasannarajan

They want the homogenisation of the mind to preserve the new doctrine of social justice

A Brief History of Wokeism

Madhavankutty Pillai

From a word used to denote awakening against racism, it morphed into an extremist ideology of justice against all majority oppressions, intermittently tasting power in the real world

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ideology

The Silence of the Moderate

Surrealists and Communists in Paris

The Revenge of Ideology

The Expert and the Populist

The Decline of Dissent

Editor’s Note

The Politics of Masks

The Rot in Rhetoric

Radicalisation of the Liberal

A Brief History of Wokeism

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