By Telos Press · Friday, June 12, 2015 Writing at the Times of Israel, Jeffrey Herf explains why Matthias Küntzel’s Germany and Iran: From the Aryan Axis to the Nuclear Threshold should be on your must-read list this summer. You can purchase a copy in our online store. Save 20% through the end of June by using the coupon code TELOS1968.
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By Telos Press · Monday, May 25, 2015 We’re celebrating forty-seven years of publishing the journal Telos by offering a 20% discount on all books and back issues purchased at our online store between now and the end of May. Just enter the coupon coupon code TELOS1968 during the checkout process to apply the discount to your order.
It’s been many years since that momentous summer of 1968, when we published the very first issue of Telos, but we are still going strong thanks to the support and engagement of readers like you. From all of us at Telos Press, thank you for being a part of our continuing journey in the worlds of philosophy, politics, and critical theory.
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By Telos Press · Wednesday, May 6, 2015 In a recent issue of First Things, Naomi Schaefer Riley reviewed Joel Kotkin’s The New Class Conflict:
 Ever since the 2000 election, we have talked about an America divided between red and blue. But in his new book, Joel Kotkin argues that we are experiencing more than a geographical divide. For the first time since its founding, he suggests, America is experiencing a potentially devastating class conflict—the kind of division between the elites and the rest of America that could all but break the country’s middle-class backbone.
It is striking that Kotkin, a regular contributor to the Wall Street Journal‘s editorial pages, is making this claim. For years, the left has argued that class warfare is a fact of life in America, even encouraging class resentment to achieve its political aims.
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By Telos Press · Monday, May 4, 2015
Beyond Nostalgia:
Ethics, Politics, and the Critique of Modernity
January 15–16, 2016
New York, NY
On January 15–16, 2016, the Telos-Paul Piccone Institute will hold its annual conference in New York City. The theme of the conference will be “Beyond Nostalgia: Ethics, Politics, and the Critique of Modernity.” If you wish to participate in the conference, please send an abstract (no more than 250 words) and short c.v. to telosnyc@telosinstitute.net by August 15, 2015, and place “The 2016 Telos Conference” in the email’s subject line.
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By Telos Press · Wednesday, April 22, 2015 Writing at the Times of Israel website, Jeffrey Herf discusses what Günter Grass refused to see about Iran—and why Matthias Küntzel, in his new book Germany and Iran, gets it right.
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By Telos Press · Monday, April 20, 2015 Writing at the Daily Beast, Joel Kotkin examines how the drought in California reflects the broader social and economic transformation of the state—and why current political policies that inhibit growth are to blame. Kotkin is the author The New Class Conflict, published by Telos Press Publishing and available for purchase in our store.
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