Simon Tormey's Resources Area

University of Nottingham UK

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simon.tormey-at-nottingham.ac.uk

Welcome to my resources pages. Here you will find information relating to the modules I teach at Nottingham University: lecture notes, seminar handouts, module handbooks. If you are interested you can also browse some of the things I have written. As you can see there is nothing very fancy about the site, but hopefully you will find what you are looking for without too much difficulty (this is definitely a pop-up/flash/Java free site - but I do love those pastel shades).

To access some of the stuff you will need Acrobat Reader (PC) or Preview (mac). It's just too much hassle at the moment to make everything html friendly (particularly teaching related documents), so some things are as they were 'meant' to be.

Here is a summary of what you will find - with links:

Teaching Materials

i am currently on leave so haven't updated materials this year - drop by January 2007

Modules (Courses) I am teaching in academic session 2005/06

Modernity and its Critics (Autumn)

Globalisation and its Discontents (Autumn)

Global Uprising: Radical Politics since 1968 (Spring)

Previous academic sessions or resting modules

Classical Anarchism

Hammer & Sickle: Soviet Politics, 1917-53 - here's the module handout

Writings and Research

Books

Making Sense of Tyranny ((MUP, 1995) - full text (when I can get the files translated)

Agnes Heller: Socialism, Autonomy and the Postmodern (MUP, 2001) - sample chapter

Anti-Capitalism: A Beginner's Guide (Oneworld, Oxford, 2004) - sample chapter

Key Thinkers from Critical Theory to Marxism (Sage, 2006) - chapter

Articles

I've put up some articles on Zizek, Deleuze, radical politics, identity politics and some work in progress too. I have also put up the interviews I undertook with Agnes Heller in 1998.

Finally, for those with an interest in the fate of Higher Education in Britain, a special treat. Here is a critique of the Government's White Paper on the future of HE in the UK written with Andrew Robinson. Hold on to your hats.

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